Super cute love story between Sarah and Chance who meet accidentally first when she rear ends him in the parking lot of their school where they do not hit it off. Sarah has recently broken up with her long time boyfriend and is not interested in dating anyone specifically a soccer player, which Chance happens to be. Then one of her friends enters her in a school bachelor auction to benefit pediatric cancer research, and Sarah wins 6 weeks of dates with Chance. Someone at the school paper has the idea to chronicle their dating activity which makes it even worse because neither of them are really interested in the whole idea to start out with. Initially, Sara and Chance do not really get along but eventually they start to like each other and slowly that like grows to more, the more time they spend together. The story is adorable but predictable. Chance and Sarah are a cute couple and the ending it very sweet.

Sarah and Chance were very likable, especially Chance. I liked the fact that they volunteered and seemed to be well adjusted teens. Story was cute and the dates were great. Now the reason for the 4 star. I hated how the team (Josh, Hannah, Elle) following them for the blog treated them. I must say I hate reality shows like this where drama is put in for the sake of drama. Telling them their dates were boring and to show more "love". was a turn off for me especially dealing with teens. It would have been a 5 if this was a bit different.

This book got off to a really strong start for me. The writing was engaging and I was immediately drawn to Chance and Sarah's story.

Then, about midway through, it seemed to lose momentum. The set-up should have worked, but for some reason it stalled out for me and when I should have really started feeling the connection to Chance and Sarah's story, it sort of fizzled out instead. I'm not sure if it was the pacing or the storyline itself - but while I genuinely liked both of the characters, and adored the idea of them together - the reality of how that played out didn't connect with me.

In all, it was a super cute story, and probably perfect for young young adult readers (high school age, in particular). The characters are truly likable and the story is sweet and cute. It didn't suck me in the way I had hoped it would, but was still a quick and enjoyable read!

My thanks to the author, publisher and NetGalley for an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review.
This was an enjoyable Young Adult read.. Sarah's friends pool their funds to bid on a date with the popular new soccer star at their high school, Chance Dupont.. Sarah, who is of half Italian and African American ancestry, recently broke up with her long time boyfriend after she caught him cheating. Sarah decides to concentrate on her grades, so she can qualify for a scholarship for college and is upset when her friends decide she needs to chill out and start dating again. They decide to enter Sarah as a bidder in a charitable event sponsored by the soccer team: Sarah's friends post a bid for her to win a date with the most popular boy in the school.

When there is a bidding war, the local media and school paper decide to publicize the event in order to raise more funds for the local hospital, and Sarah and Chance's six dates are photographed and reported - a sort of reality tv program, but in print. Chance and Sarah reluctantly agree: it is for a good cause, after all.

As each date progresses, Chance and Sarah start to develop real feelings for one another, but it becomes hard to distinguish between what is being said and done for the camera and actual reality. This was a little different from the usual boy meets girl YA fare.

I felt there were a few issues that hadn't been dealt with in the end -Chance's difficult relationship with his father and Sarah's scholarship issues, but the focus of the story was on two characters who had no time for love, suddenly finding that love was making time for them. I rate this a 3.75 out of 5. An enjoyable read.

I received this ebook from Netgalley in exchange for my honest opinion and review. Words cannot express how much I loved this book. Chance and Sarah made me believe in love again. I loved every moment throughout the story and I’m so glad they found each other. This book desevered every bit of 5 stars!

I want to thank Netgalley for providing me an Arc of this book in exchange for my honest review.

I honestly loved this book.
When I read the synopsis for this book I was immediately intrigued.
I loved the writing I felt like it flowed well.
I also loved the characters but chance has to be my favourite.
Overall it was a feel good book which I loved and I would have to give it 4 stars.

Both main characters (Sarah and Chance) have certain goals for this year: perform great at school and get a scholarship. What's not on their lists of tasks is faling in love. So when Sarah's friends bid on Chance in a school auction none of them is ready for romance. The tricky thing is that in order to help collect more money they need to pretend that they are falling in love and who knows maybe they are, but how can they be certain if it's love or an act for the charity?
I must admit that I really enjoy all the Entangled Crush books. You generally know what is coming (love of course!) but the plot twists and funny moments are still worth reading.

This was a fun and quick read, but I can't say that it impressed me much. I think that the same scenario would honestly work better in an adult book.

The characters weren't very fleshed out and the romance moved in a weird pace. It seemed insta-lovey and then, maybe in an attempt to make it look not as such, they decided that they didn't want a relationship.

It was a book that was, in my opinion, just fine. If you'd like a quick and sweet read, go ahead!

For the most part I really enjoyed this story. The characters were sweet, and good together, but a few more phone calls or text messages would have smoothed the way a bit.

There were a couple of places where my suspension of disbelief had to work a bit overtime.

[ The teachers came up with this plan? A dropped subplot about the father, and the grand gesture seemed a bit after the fact? (hide spoiler)]

But all in all an enjoyable, cute read. I will definitely check out more by this author.

Sorry, but I really wasn’t feeling this book. It was alright in a cute way but nothing about it really held my interest.
I received this as an Arc for an honest review.