Till Summer Do Us Part - Love Was Never Part of the Plan #968339

Tara Johnson has built her career on one rule: never let them see you sweat. She's the sharpest strategist at her Lagos marketing agency, she hits every deadline, and she does not need a man to validate her seat at the table.
Then HR announces the annual couples-only leadership retreat — and Tara's mouth, operating entirely without her brain's permission, invents a fiancé.
His name is Kainé. He's a musician. And he's her best friend's insufferably charming cousin.
With the retreat three weeks away and her promotion riding on the performance of a lifetime, Tara strikes a deal with the real Kainé Okoye: three days, one borrowed ring, a carefully rehearsed backstory, and absolutely no feelings. He gets paid and a shot at a brand partnership. She gets her career optics intact. Simple.
Except nothing about Kainé is simple.
He shows up on time, wins over her boss, and has an annoying habit of seeing straight through her carefully curated armor. Between trust exercises, candlelit bonfires, and one talent-show performance that leaves the whole room holding its breath, the line between the lie they're telling and the truth they're trying to ignore grows dangerously thin.
And when a sharp-eyed colleague starts pulling at the threads of their story, Tara must face a question scarier than any HR meeting: what if the most honest thing she's ever done is fall for the man she hired to fake it?
Till Summer Do Us Part is a warm, witty, deeply felt romantic comedy about ambition, accountability, and the terrifying freedom of finally telling the truth.