A review by lisaluvsliterature
The Accidental Girlfriend by Emma Hart
4.0
Another accidentally deleted review.
So, I pretty much love all things that I have read by Emma Hart, and I knew I’d have to read this one as soon as I heard about it. It started out a little iffy for me, because while I get why Mason’s sister signed him up for a fake girlfriend, the whole reasoning behind Lauren advertising to do it was a little iffy on actually making sense to me. But that’s okay, because in the end, the whole deal turned out to be as hilarious as Hart’s other books have been. Once again the banter and fun of the characters interactions made this a read that I sped through. This was a very simple story compared to the others that I’ve read. Just basically the fake girlfriend romance you expected. It was pretty predictable, which made it a nice easy summer read. I did enjoy how once again the author weaves the hilariousness of elderly relatives into the family dynamics of her stories. While this isn’t going to go on the top of my list of Emma Hart books, it was a good one.
Review first published on Lisa Loves Literature.
So, I pretty much love all things that I have read by Emma Hart, and I knew I’d have to read this one as soon as I heard about it. It started out a little iffy for me, because while I get why Mason’s sister signed him up for a fake girlfriend, the whole reasoning behind Lauren advertising to do it was a little iffy on actually making sense to me. But that’s okay, because in the end, the whole deal turned out to be as hilarious as Hart’s other books have been. Once again the banter and fun of the characters interactions made this a read that I sped through. This was a very simple story compared to the others that I’ve read. Just basically the fake girlfriend romance you expected. It was pretty predictable, which made it a nice easy summer read. I did enjoy how once again the author weaves the hilariousness of elderly relatives into the family dynamics of her stories. While this isn’t going to go on the top of my list of Emma Hart books, it was a good one.
Review first published on Lisa Loves Literature.