When Vivia's fiance discovers the truth, he ends their engagement - via text - and uses his connections to get her fired. Does it really matter that she's led him to believe she's a virgin? After all, being in love makes every experience feel like the first time anyway! But an unexpected encounter with an ex-lover is about to expose her embarrassing lie. She has her dream job and is about to marry her dream man. The summary says: 'Haven't you ever told a little lie in the name of love? Vivia Grant couldn't be happier. Love and lies don't mix in Leah Marie Brown's Faking It - the first book in the It Girls series. Will Vivia continue to keep it real or will she discover some old habits die hard?' Finding It is out in September 2015. And fate seems to be tempting her at every turn, first with a hunky Scottish helicopter pilot, and then with a British celebrity bad boy. The long-distance thing is taking its toll on a girl who didn't have that many tokens to begin with.

Still, even with so much going right, Vivia can't help but wonder if something isn't missing. Vivia has found her niche as an international travel writer and the long-distance lover of Jean-Luc de Caumont, an uber-hot French literature professor and competitive cyclist.

But for a girl obsessed with rock music, Chinese take-out, and the colour pink, misfortune is another word for opportunity. The summary of Finding It says: 'Anything can happen in a year! Unemployed, homeless, and left at the altar, Vivia Perpetua Grant could see her future as a flannel pajama-wearing spinster - or worse, a bag lady shuffling around Golden Gate Park. Falling in love is the ultimate faux pas as Vivia returns in the sequel to Leah Marie Brown's Faking It.

Faking It by Leah Marie Brown