Holly Kerr

I liked this book. Readers of romcoms and other contemporary romances will want to check out this book. The sweet romance is a good touch. You will laugh while reading this book.

Odin is a bit grumpy. Which I really enjoy reading grumpy/sunshine romances. Instantly, I connected with Camille. All I knew in the beginning that Odin stopped responding to Camille's letters years ago and that was enough for me to not like him either for breaking Camille's heart.

Yet, as I got to know Odin better, I did warm up to him. The chemistry between Odin and Camille was a slow burn. They shared some sweet moments. I look forward to continuing this series.… (más)

I REALLY LOVED THIS NOVEL, and I am so proud that Fiona stepped out of her box and lived a little! Fiona got panic attacks when around too many people, but she was in Los Vegas for her best friends engagement party, and as an attack came upon her, one blue eyed hottie came over. I loved Maze, but I thought he was too weak the stand up to his grandfather who treated him like a child. Maze was a grown man, a baseball player, billionaire. and a fun loving guy who fell in love with Fiona at first sight.… (más)

I received a copy of this book for free, and I am leaving this honest review voluntarily. Thank you!

In this slow-paced romance, Neely, a former dancer who dropped out of school to travel the world with her best friends meets Grayson, an upcoming reality show star on a The Bachelor spinoff, The Suitor, at a wedding. They immediately hit it off and soon decide to fake date for a few weeks to help Neely get over her best friend, Dawson.

While at first the large cast of characters was somewhat confusing and made them difficult to tell apart, I was eventually able to discern between them (by about the 20% mark.) Unfortunately, I ultimately found it difficult to really connect with any of the characters and the ending was a bit of a letdown. The entire book was spent building up a relationship between Grayson and Neely, and then all of the sudden she was dating her best friend. However, the plot was engaging and relatively interesting, and the book was free of major grammatical and spelling errors.

The female relationships in this book were lacking somewhat. For someone who was so dedicated to her friends, Neely spent a lot of time criticizing her friend Shae (that rant to her mom was extremely rude and unacceptable) . Finally, while the Harry Potter reference at the beginning did serve to show readers how Neely felt, these references are largely overdone and I wish this could have been communicated another way.

Thank you for the opportunity to read this book! Overall, I would recommend [b:Don't Want to Be Friends|56783399|Don't Want to Be Friends|Holly Kerr|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1611331005l/56783399._SY75_.jpg|88757901] to anyone looking for a quick and light read.… (más)