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Not Your Valentine

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A fresh and fun take on the 'fake boyfriend' theme, that is definitely worth the read. Great characters that you care about and feel comfortable with and engaging storyline that moves at a fast pace.

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She needs the others to stop asking her about her love life after she broke up a year ago . She is having an idea of fake dating her best friend of highschool . When he accept they start spent time pretenting as real couple and her feelings for him are no more friendly . When everything started she asked him for two months of pretend dating . Now that the date is finally here will she tell him that she want him to be her real boyfriend ?
I received this book from netgalley and the publicer as an ARC . Thank you . All thoughts and opinions are my own .

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Thanks to Netgalley and Kobo Originals for the ARC of this!

This was a short, sweet, friends to fake dating to lovers story. The main characters were adorable together, and I totally see why she would've taken so long to try to start dating again after being publicly humiliated. Perfect holiday read for February!

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Are you someone that hates Valentine's Day? If you are, you can relate to Helen Tsang. Last Valentine's Day, Helen's boyfriend broke up with her, and she became the subject of a viral video. Ever since that day, she has given up on finding love and dating. She's tired of her family and friends questioning why she doesn't want to put herself out there and try again.

As Valentine's Day approaches again, Helen comes up with a great idea: she will convince her high school friend, Taylor, to pretend to be her boyfriend. For some reason, he says yes and the two set out on dates to convince Helen's family and friends that they are in a real relationship. Suddenly, Helen starts to see Taylor in a different way. She starts to find herself having wild dreams about him and thinking about what it would be like to be more than friends with him.

Will Helen risk her heart and take a chance to share her feelings with Taylor? Does Taylor feel the same way about her?

Tropes: fake dating and grumpy/sunshine (Helen is grumpy and Taylor is sunshine)

This is a quick read, and it just might convince you to try a heart shaped cake with your valentine this year!

Thanks to NetGalley and Kobo Originals for an ARC of this book.

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