Book Review: Falling for Her Best Friend by Lisa Carter
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Falling for Her Best Friend by Lisa Carter
What is this book about?
A friends-only pact…
Until they say “I do”
Ten months ago, Mollie Drake agreed to marry her best friend, but only to care for his infant son. Now Colton Atkinson is back from his army deployment to end their charade…until their hometown surprises the newlyweds with a calendar of romance. From date nights to family dinners, soon the couple’s marriage of convenience begins to feel real. But will they risk their friendship for a chance at love?
My review:
An enjoyable modern marriage of convenience story. I loved the antics of the matchmaking women attempting to give the newlyweds a heavy dose of romance. Mollie was awesome in her devotion and kindness. Sometimes I wanted to shake some sense in Colton who struggled to accept Mollie’s friendship and love. A minor thing I struggled with was that the revelation of their true marriage state caused some people to over-react. The town setting was interesting, and many secondary characters made me want to read the older books in the series.
What I enjoyed most about this book:
Fun, small town antics
What I didn’t like about this book:
Over-reaction to marriage of convenience
Would I recommend this book to others? Yes. Fun romantic matchmaking and interesting characters. This is the tenth book in the series and it can be read as a standalone but characters from the other stories are intertwined in the setting.
Where can I learn more about this author and their books?
-Loraine Nunley
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