The Playboy's Guide to the Fake Fiancee by Piper Marlowe

 Fake fiancée, forced proximity, road trip fun

4 stars

Thank you to Social Butterfly PR and Piper Marlowe for sending me an e-copy of this release to read and review!  I review the first book of this trio here, and keep an eye out for my review of the next book which will be released this weekend!

Honestly this book bested my expectations!  I started it with the thought that it would be an entertaining but completely predictable read - after all there are only so many ways the fake fiancée trope can go, right?  Wrong. Piper Marlowe does a great job at keeping this story fresh and readers guessing at what the next turn will be. I love the road trip element as a way for these characters to learn more about each other and to slowly start to break from the ruts they are stuck in. Not to mention the characters themselves are fun to get to know!  Chloe is passionate and honest, unapologetically true to herself. Reluctant business heir Dylan needs a little more of that in his life, so these two are a perfect mix.  Their chemistry, while slow to flame, is burning once their spark catches, and their road trip hijinks make this a great read. 



Comments

Post a Comment

Top Posts

Reluctantly Yours by Erin Hawkins

Image
 Thank you to Social Butterfly PR and Erin Hawkins for sending me an e-ARC of this book to read and review!  As always, this review is my honest opinion and can be found on my Goodreads profile as well as this blog. This story is great and the chemistry between Barrett and Chloe is a delight!  Enemies-to-lovers and fake dating are always a great combination of tropes and Erin Hawkins writes them very well. Even when we as readers have an inkling or two of how this is going to turn out in the end (it is a romance, after all), it feels fresh and exciting as we get to know the characters, their motivations, and the personalities that make them click so well.   I am a big character-driven reader and I really enjoyed reading both Chloe and Barrett's perspectives.  These character have dimensions that lend more  to  the story than just the romance, while also being delightfully attracted to each other and keeping the romance part of the book  adequately  spiced. Don’t let the adorable c
Read more

Hello!

Okay, so I'm new to this whole blogging thing so I'm going to start by saying I LOVE READING!!  I'll read just about anything!  On my blog I'm going to recommend books and let you know what books I've been reading and if I liked or disliked them and stuff like that, and you can comment and recommend good books to me, because I'm always looking for new reading material.  Sound good?
Read more

Bravely by Maggie Stiefvater

Image
Disney, bold & brave, magical 5 stars As a huge fan of Maggie Stiefvater’s, I was to excited to receive an ARC of Bravely from Disney Books on NetGalley. After reading it I can confidently say I cannot imagine another author who would have done justice to the continuation of Merida’s story.   “Red hair, keen eyes, quick brain, built to start fires but not to put them out.” - Prologue, p. xiii Stiefvater writes in such a way that magic is an intrinsic part of every story, even when it is not fully present.  The imagery is vivid, the emotions are strong, the plot is easy to follow yet hard to predict. As Merida makes a bet with gods of old and takes on the challenge of changing her family before destruction comes for DunBroch, readers get sucked into a story about family and nature, growth and magic.  This story is also an amazing continuation of the Disney/Pixar film Brave. The wild triplets are grown boys now, with their personalities expanded and separate from each other. Fergus
Read more