A sweetly sexy, gloriously relatable sapphic romcom about a fake relationship, real emotions and writing your own love story! Perfect for fans of Casey McQuiston and Alexis Hall.

What if her Hollywood happy ending is right in front of her?

For bisexual Clementine, dating girls has never really been on the cards. She was loved up with her boyfriend, until she wasn’t. But a chance encounter with the chaotic Chloe Lee makes her wonder if new experiences could be closer than she thought.

However, Chloe isn’t actually interested in Clementine, or at least not for a real relationship. Her friends have recently announced their engagement and she’s now the last single woman. So Chloe proposes a deal: Clem acts as her girlfriend until the wedding is over, and Chloe will help her through her baby gay era so she can start dating for real.

As Chloe and Clem embark on a fake relationship to fool everyone around them, is it possible that they might just be fooling themselves instead…

Tropes:

• Fake Dating
• Forced Proximity
• Found Family

'The book was so warm and loving and I really enjoyed the exploration of dealing with coming out and exploring another side of yourself later in life’ ?????

'I absolutely adored this book. On Her Terms absolutely crushed the fake-dating trope (which I love) and I was obsessed with Chloe and Clementine from the very beginning’ ?????

'The slower burn unfolded perfectly, and once it started burning it burned HOT. The queer journey of someone a bit later in life was such a joy’ ?????

'The chemistry between the characters was undeniable, and I found myself rooting for them to realize their true feelings’ ?????

'Found family, queer joy, making your own definitions of happily ever after – this book was everything I love, tied up into one romance’ ?????

'I loved the fact that they were also in their mid thirties and this wasn’t based on some young couple’ ????

'I love Amy Spalding's books so I was very excited for this one and it was just as good as I expected. It was such a cute and easy read overall’ ????

‘Pure romance magic’ Christina Lauren

‘Joyful… thoughtful and real’ Jasmine Guillory

‘Funny, sexy and super queer’ Cameron Esposito

‘A wonderfully hopeful, queer, LA love story’ Anita Kelly

‘Highly relatable, laugh-out-loud funny, and full of hot-bartender sapphic swoon’ Alison Cochrun

‘A heartening, dishy, celebratory novel that features true-to-life queer characters’ Camille Perri