If The Spanish Love Deception by Elena Armas left you craving fake-dating fireworks, pick up The Ex Talk by Rachel Lynn Solomon next.

If The Spanish Love Deception satisfied your fake-dating addiction with Aaron and Catalina's electric pretense, The Ex Talk delivers the same delicious formula with a twist: workplace enemies fabricating a romantic past for radio ratings. The verbal warfare crackles with the same wit you craved, but now every flirtation happens on-air, where listeners—and coworkers—hang on every charged word. It's banter as foreplay, slow-burn tension that explodes into steamy, explicit intimacy, and that irresistible journey from public charade to private devotion.

Solomon understands what made Aaron irresistible—the quietly relentless pursuit—and replicates it with a hero who's emotionally available yet protectively devoted. The heroine navigates career ambition and workplace politics with the same fierce vulnerability that made Catalina unforgettable.

It's banter as foreplay, slow-burn tension that explodes into steamy, explicit intimacy.