Considering she's supposed to be Emily's best friend it's a huge detractor to loathe her as much as I did. Even though I had an inkling of what Emily was up to, there was still a small part of me that thought she wouldn’t go through with it. Our relationship developed faster than usual due to unforeseen circumstances that required me to find an emergency place to live, but it ended up strengthening our relationship so much we just made it a permanent affair. Although at first I though it will be as generic as the rest of them, I should admit, I judged it too quickly.

A mutually supportive community where deeply emotional things you can't tell people you know can be told. So, to make life 'easier' for herself, COUGH, Emily told her mum that she got married when she actually hadn't. I am sad that the author doesn’t have any of her works as audiobooks because I would really fly through them if I could double dip. Marry Me Tomorrow came into being after seeing a tweet from my publisher, HQ Digital, asking for stories that began with a proposal.

She has a degree in English Literature and Psychology and started her working life as an editor on a trade journal. Literally the only pleasant characters in this book are Emily, Sam, Pam and Brian and Brian's a little iffy.

From the minute they start living together they start to get on more and more like a proper married couple and when Emily's mum arrives their relationship heats up with romantic gestures here and there.Slow-burn, fake-dating, that you might think, 'there's a thousand books with that trope', and you're right. She just wants to get through Christmas pretending she has a husband and then tell her mum it's all over. Emily needs to Marry and fast, her mother is expecting her husband to be there at Christmas but there's a problem, she's not actually married. My boyfriend and I have been together for almost two years now, and have been living together for a year and a half.

It's a few days until Christmas and our leading lady Emily needs a man to pretend to be her husband as her mum is coming to town.Find support, ask questions, swap stories, and follow brides planning real weddings here on Weddingbee. It was overall very entertaining, and I also liked the message: you can't let your past destroy your future. While I don't recommend Emily's method of finding a partner because Sam's a rare one and picking up homeless men has got to be a massive risk, I really enjoyed the plot. The line "If I marry you tomorrow will you take me straight to bed" suggests a sense of urgency and desire for an intense connection.