Faking with Benefits
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Layla Thompson is twenty-eight, has never had a boyfriend, and feels her chances at love slipping away as her thirties draw closer. After another disastrous date leaves her in tears, she turns to her three protective closest friends for help. Zack, a big and charming rugby player; Josh, the boy-next-door type with a striking look; and Luke, a silver-haired divorcee who once taught her at university, offer to act as her practice partners. They design a course of pretend dates, kissing lessons and tips on flirting by text, and in return Layla joins their weekly relationship advice podcast. The arrangement starts out simple, but the lessons grow more heated, and before long the lines between practice and feeling begin to blur.
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