Mock Honeymoon

""Mock Honeymoon"" is a novel written by Berta Ruck. The story revolves around a young couple named Olive and Julian, who are about to get married. However, before they tie the knot, they decide to take a mock honeymoon to test their compatibility as a couple. During their mock honeymoon, Olive and Julian encounter various challenges and obstacles that test their relationship. They also meet a cast of characters, including a mysterious woman who seems to be following them. As they navigate their way through their mock honeymoon, Olive and Julian learn more about themselves and each other, and begin to question whether they are truly meant to be together.The novel is a light-hearted and humorous take on the classic romance genre, with a focus on the importance of communication and understanding in relationships. It is a quick and enjoyable read, perfect for fans of romantic comedies and light fiction.1939. This means that I can�������t marry you tomorrow, she said and turned her head decisively away. The young man stared at his bride-to-be and tried to steady his whirling brain-a room full of presents, several hundred invitations out, and now this. Finally, she agreed to marry him and go on a �������mock-honeymoon������� merely for appearances������� sake, but her heart wasn�������t in it. The next night, dining on the terrace of a world famous restaurant, Diana was actually beginning to enjoy herself when a very beautiful member of her husband�������s highly publicized past walked in, and she told herself that this was surely the end. But it wasn�������t the end, it was only the start of one of the strangest and most exciting honeymoons that has ever begun on a starlit terrace and ended in a gay cafe.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.