2 ratings • 1 reviews
2 ratings • 1 reviews
It wasn't me. It was my team. But as almost co-captain I raised my hand to fix it. Never imagined they'd arrange a PR stunt to make me look like Mr. Right to someone my mom picks out on some new dating app. Then my salvation walks into the restaurant. Zara Ambrose. The five-foot-nothing redhead with more freckles than inches that I convinced to go on five dates with me for all the world to see. She's got her own reasons for our set up--and her own rules. But somewhere between the couples' obstacle course, wrestling matches with her Great Dane, and fights over mashed potatoes, Zara went from means-to-an-end to something so much more. What happens when you start to fall for the one girl you can't have...on live TV?
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2 stars
OVERALL: Forgettable.
Content warnings: ...? familial neglect?
-Zara was just so quirky, it was annoying. Plus the trope of the petite redhead firecracker grated on me here.
-Caleb was 'dyslexic hockey player'. I don't think we ever learned another thing about him.
-How does this app thing work? Who would sign up for this? Were their dates arranged by the app or by them? Why were they doing promotional stuff--for the app's advertisement or for Caleb's professional PR stuff?? I know all those questions are stupid and play minimal role to the story, but I was just constantly thinking "WHY IS THIS HAPPENING" throughout the book.
-Tiny owner, huge dog