Faking It by Carly Phillips and Erika Wilde
Date of Publication: April 11, 2017
Blurb
Confirmed bachelor Max Sterling isn't into rescuing damsels in distress, but when the very tempting Hailey Ellison needs his help, there's only one thing for him to do. Step in and pose as her loving fiancé. Except there is nothing fake about his attraction to her, or how much he wants her beneath him in his bed, moaning his name. But what starts as a sexy, flirty, temporary engagement, quickly becomes something more serious that neither one ever anticipated.
Available From
Amazon (Kindle) B&N Nook Kobo iBooks Google Play
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Fun fact. Another book with the same title and almost same main plot was released on the same bad as this bad boy and I was wondering why I had to Faking it on my tbr list for the weekend. Unfortunately for the other book, I managed to finish this one and I liked it a lot.
Carly Phillips and Erika Wilde proved once again that they can write a very good book together, but to be honest I would have loved more. I wanted to see more of the story and the characters, in a way that I almost feel like the end result was rushed. Faking it is not a bad book and I enjoyed reading it. I love the gang and I can't wait for Kyler's book.
In faking it our heroine, Hailey, owns a matchmaking agency and has a fake fiance in order to not make her potential clients think she is a failure. She is a plus size woman and even though she has lost a ton of weight she still has some hang-ups about it, which prevents her from doing a lot of things. Our hero, Max, is one of the good guys. He might have had fantasies about Hailey, but as long as he thought that she was taken, he never made a move that wasn't professional towards her. Not many people would have done that. Max is one the best heroes I had the chance to read about this year and I wouldn't have minded if I had one Max for my own.
The book is good and the main characters are very likable. If it wasn't for Hailey's insecurities I would have loved her as much as I loved Max. Faking it definitely gets a recommendation from me.
Review:
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
Fun fact. Another book with the same title and almost same main plot was released on the same bad as this bad boy and I was wondering why I had to Faking it on my tbr list for the weekend. Unfortunately for the other book, I managed to finish this one and I liked it a lot.
Carly Phillips and Erika Wilde proved once again that they can write a very good book together, but to be honest I would have loved more. I wanted to see more of the story and the characters, in a way that I almost feel like the end result was rushed. Faking it is not a bad book and I enjoyed reading it. I love the gang and I can't wait for Kyler's book.
In faking it our heroine, Hailey, owns a matchmaking agency and has a fake fiance in order to not make her potential clients think she is a failure. She is a plus size woman and even though she has lost a ton of weight she still has some hang-ups about it, which prevents her from doing a lot of things. Our hero, Max, is one of the good guys. He might have had fantasies about Hailey, but as long as he thought that she was taken, he never made a move that wasn't professional towards her. Not many people would have done that. Max is one the best heroes I had the chance to read about this year and I wouldn't have minded if I had one Max for my own.
The book is good and the main characters are very likable. If it wasn't for Hailey's insecurities I would have loved her as much as I loved Max. Faking it definitely gets a recommendation from me.
About Carly Phillips and Erika Wilde
***About Carly Phillips***
Carly Phillips is the N.Y. Times and USA Today Bestselling Author of over 50 sexy contemporary romance novels featuring hot men, strong women and the emotionally compelling stories her readers have come to expect and love. Carly is happily married to her college sweetheart, the mother of two nearly adult daughters and three crazy dogs (two wheaten terriers and one mutant Havanese) who star on her Facebook Fan Page and website. Carly loves social media and is always around to interact with her readers. You can find out more about Carly at www.carlyphillips.com.
***About Erika Wilde***
Erika Wilde is the author of the sexy Marriage Diaries series and The Players Club series. She lives in Oregon with her husband and two daughters, and when she's not writing you can find her exploring the beautiful Pacific Northwest. For more information on her upcoming releases, please visit her website at www.erikawilde.com.
No comments:
Post a Comment