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Ten Rules for Faking It by Sophie Sullivan
4.0
Thank you to Netgalley, publisher and author for a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
I did not expect this to be so sweet!
I honest wanted to read this book for the title alone. I didnt know what to expect because I did not read the blurb.
This story was the sweetest slow burn romance I've read in a while!
Our heroine Everly struggles with severe social anxiety and as such, has trouble getting out of her own way for certain situations. After accidentally embarrassing herself live on the radio, her boss Chris comes up with a promotion idea to up the ratings and save her job: the radio version of the bachelor.
I loved Everly's character and related to her so much. She has a hard time opening herself up to her friends and has a complicated relation with her parents.
At one point her mother says: "I didn't invite you over this. I just wanted company"... when I tell you I have never been so triggered by a string If words.
I did not expect this to be so sweet!
I honest wanted to read this book for the title alone. I didnt know what to expect because I did not read the blurb.
This story was the sweetest slow burn romance I've read in a while!
Our heroine Everly struggles with severe social anxiety and as such, has trouble getting out of her own way for certain situations. After accidentally embarrassing herself live on the radio, her boss Chris comes up with a promotion idea to up the ratings and save her job: the radio version of the bachelor.
I loved Everly's character and related to her so much. She has a hard time opening herself up to her friends and has a complicated relation with her parents.
At one point her mother says: "I didn't invite you over this. I just wanted company"... when I tell you I have never been so triggered by a string If words.