A review by getcremebrulaid
Faking It with #41 by Piper Rayne
4.0
4 STARS ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I jumped straight into the series with book 3 but didn’t feel like I missed anything. I love standalones as it is, but appreciate them even more when they catch you up on who all the characters are without spoiling anything that happens in their story. So I feel like jumping backwards to find out more from the books is skipped would be just as fun as this read.
This is a classic single father fake engagement storyline. The premise is that Ford Jacob’s is a irresponsible playboy who finds out that he’s a father. Of course it’s not an easy transition, seeing as his baby mama dumps the baby and runs off. He has to change his ways quickly for the sake of his daughter. Though he is actually making small strides, the public still views him as only one thing.
In efforts to help his public image, his father sets him up with the perfect fake fiancé. Only his fathers choice is not someone who will take Ford’s crap. Enter Lena Boyd. Cue the classic enemies to lovers formula. Will they find common ground or burst into flames?
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Flames. Flames for sure. These two were a hot mess. They bicker nearly the entire book but dang was it entertaining. Both main characters could benefit from some therapy, but that’s totally not important. So put on your rose colored glasses and read this book! It’s an incredibly quick read. There’s a blink and you’ll miss it conflict at the end. So if you enjoy fast paced drama, this is a great book. There are a few heartfelt moments that made me a liiiittle weepy, but it’s not an overly emotional read. It’s mostly light and fluffy. And don’t forget a little spicy
I jumped straight into the series with book 3 but didn’t feel like I missed anything. I love standalones as it is, but appreciate them even more when they catch you up on who all the characters are without spoiling anything that happens in their story. So I feel like jumping backwards to find out more from the books is skipped would be just as fun as this read.
This is a classic single father fake engagement storyline. The premise is that Ford Jacob’s is a irresponsible playboy who finds out that he’s a father. Of course it’s not an easy transition, seeing as his baby mama dumps the baby and runs off. He has to change his ways quickly for the sake of his daughter. Though he is actually making small strides, the public still views him as only one thing.
In efforts to help his public image, his father sets him up with the perfect fake fiancé. Only his fathers choice is not someone who will take Ford’s crap. Enter Lena Boyd. Cue the classic enemies to lovers formula. Will they find common ground or burst into flames?
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Flames. Flames for sure. These two were a hot mess. They bicker nearly the entire book but dang was it entertaining. Both main characters could benefit from some therapy, but that’s totally not important. So put on your rose colored glasses and read this book! It’s an incredibly quick read. There’s a blink and you’ll miss it conflict at the end. So if you enjoy fast paced drama, this is a great book. There are a few heartfelt moments that made me a liiiittle weepy, but it’s not an overly emotional read. It’s mostly light and fluffy. And don’t forget a little spicy