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A review by smilesgiggle
Ten Rules for Faking It by Sophie Sullivan
3.0
2.5 Rounded up
I was provided with a free ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Everly has a long history of horrifying birthdays. Turning 30 is no exception. After walking in on her boyfriend and his assistant in bed, Everly heads to work. Stacey, her bff and deejay Everly produces, intends to sing happy birthday. Instead Everly recaps her ending relationship. Chris, radio station manager, sends her home. And the idea of a dating gane featuring Everly is born.
Everly and Chris have major chemistry- as they work closely on this project, they can't help but feel the sparks.
This is a cute romance with a clear ending. I loved Everly's very clear criteria, her openness regarding anxiety and other possible hindrances to her participation. Chris not only accepts these but builds her dates to ensure her comfort. Swoon.
I was provided with a free ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
Everly has a long history of horrifying birthdays. Turning 30 is no exception. After walking in on her boyfriend and his assistant in bed, Everly heads to work. Stacey, her bff and deejay Everly produces, intends to sing happy birthday. Instead Everly recaps her ending relationship. Chris, radio station manager, sends her home. And the idea of a dating gane featuring Everly is born.
Everly and Chris have major chemistry- as they work closely on this project, they can't help but feel the sparks.
This is a cute romance with a clear ending. I loved Everly's very clear criteria, her openness regarding anxiety and other possible hindrances to her participation. Chris not only accepts these but builds her dates to ensure her comfort. Swoon.