*ARC provided by Netgalley*
Chelsea fell in love with a bad boy. Again. It was not the first time and it probably won't be the last. Her flatmate Ben, has enough of it and suggest to show her what a good guy can do to her. For one week, they will go on dates together, so Chelsea can see that nice guys are well... nice too.

I really liked the plot of this book, although it was quite predictable. It's a typical romcom with the fake dating trope, but there was also some depth in it.. I don't want to mention what I mean exactly, because I don't want to spoil, but I am happy the author included the backstory about Ben's mom. I liked the characters of this book, although I thought Chelsea was a bit annoying sometimes. In conclusion, this is a lovely quick read filled with romance and I really recommend it if you like cheesy romance movies with a touch of humor.

Man I really do love a fake dating book!!
This was a fun read. Characters were likeable. Definitely will be checking out this author on Amazon for further books

I really enjoyed this book. I am a huge fan of the fake dating troupe and this was the perfect book for that. I loved Chelsea and the fact that she worked at a day care, you don't read many books with the female as a child care worker and I absolutely loved that from this book. I also liked Tom and the whole Mr. Nice guy thing, as readers we tend to say that we are more attracted to the bad boys and that is perfectly understandable as many books fantasy and or contemporary romance feature the dark brooding male. And while we love that about them we must also remember that they are also usually nice and respectful, so you don't actually want someone who treats you like absolute crap, you want someone like Tom who is a nice guy but still has that fun part that everyone loves. And this book does an amazing job of featuring that.

4/5 stars

Tom has got to be one of the sweetest, most amazing bookish boyfriends ever. I loved how sweet and sincere he was, how much he really, truly cared not just about Chelsea but also about how their relationship might affect his friendship with her brother. He was sweet and charming, calm and supportive and he really listened to her, making sure to tailor their dates to her preferences. On the other hand, he moved so slow. I mean, seriously slowly. I know it was out of respect but most of their week was up before he even kissed her, (though there was quite a bit of contact after one of the dates). That said, I really like it when relationship building and character development have more time than sex scenes- don’t get me wrong, there is some sexy stuff here, but it doesn’t overrun the whole book.

Chelsea was a bit problematic for me. I loved her- I did…. but I hated how hard she was on herself- it got to the point that it became painful and a bit boring if I am honest. That said, I understand her reasoning, and there was a good amount of character growth which makes me happy. There’s great chemistry between these two and I had a lot of fun reading their story.

Told in dual narrative (Tom and Chelsea), it was really easy to connect with each character. The book never seemed to really lag, but had a good, steady flow to it. I really enjoyed it, and I will be ordering book two when it comes out late October. For me, this was a four star book.

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Rating: 4 out of 5.
As far as adult content goes, this one is definitely geared toward adults. There’s drinking, language (sometimes a bit excessive in the instance of one character, but it makes sense), and sexual content. I would say eighteen years old at a minimum.


I was lucky enough to receive and eARC of this book from Netgalley and BWrite Publishing in exchange for an honest review. My thanks!

This ARC was provided by the publisher via Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.

Nice guys always finish last…or do they? Chelsea is a fun loving, happy 28 year old who has a habit of dating “bad boys”. As an experiment, her hard edged bestie Nadia recommends she dates a “nice guy” to see what she’s missing, BUT not just any nice guy, her nice guy roommate Tom who also happens to be Chelsea’s brother’s best friend!! Enter, fake dating trope 🙌🏻 Tome tells Chelsea to give him 7 days and 7 nights and she will leave the bad boys behind.

Man, this book was so much fun. I loved watching the friendship between Chelsea and Tom grow and it was truly amazing how Tom always encouraged Chelsea to be the best she could be. Their love was believable to me, I could totally see the falling for each other in just 7 days because they had history.

I have ✌🏻complaints however: the lack of character development with Tom and the lack of self worth in Chelsea. Throughout the whole book, we see Tom doing his best to build Chelsea up and try to get her to see that she is smart enough, good enough, pretty enough. But for me, I feel like, fake dating or not, that’s not a significant others job, to constantly remind you of your self worth. It speaks a lot of Tom’s character but at the same time, I would have liked to have seen Chelsea grow a little more in that aspect. Now back to Tom. We get glimpses of his issues with his ex throughout the book as well, but don’t find out till the end what actually happened, which is all fine and dandy. However, what happened with his ex played a huge role in Tom’s behavior and it would have been amazing to see him grow throughout the story.

I also would have loved to have had either an epilogue or just more pages, to see how they grew as a couple. But overall I loved this book and I flew through it!! I can’t wait to read the next ones.

I loved the idea behind this book, a twist on fake dating I haven't seen before. I'd give it 3.5 stars. I haven't read a book this quickly in a while. I got really invested. But I do think the story could have been a bit more developed. The overall plot was good but there were pieces that felt a bit rushed. Overall, I really enjoyed it and will definitely be reading the rest of the series when it comes out.

It’s a cute romance read but it felt like it was rushing through the process and dived right into the test relationship without enough build up and tension to get too excited about this couple. It also didn’t feel as though it really showed why they hadn’t thought or acted upon feelings before. It had been a long time for them living together and no real obstacles for not having at least hooked up before.

I liked the premise of the book but not too sure about the execution. It moved fairly quickly into the two leads “fake dating” and I never felt there was any real tension/ chemistry between them. Still a quick and easy read. Three stars.

Thank you NetGalley for sending this arc for an honest review!

If Chelsea isn’t a mood idk what is. She one of those typical girls who loves to simp and date bad boy dudes. Tom her recent roommate is sick of her babbling about them. Now what’s funny that although Tom may be hot he is the COMPLETE opposite of what Chelsea is looking for in fact he’s so nice. BUT who says nice cant play dirty? What starts out to be i suppose a “friends with benefits” kinda becomes more than that. All I can say is I’m not one to simp on the good guys but sir for him YESS do Tom ANYTHING.

A fun twist on friends to lovers.

The idea that Tom show Chelsea what a nice guy boyfriend is like was actually really neat. Perfect guy friend thing to do.

Obviously since this is a romance it doesn't stay in the friends zone. But I enjoyed the lead up to more.

I did find the build up to more than friends to be a long process, but I liked that both characters had things to work through. I guess I just felt like it focused too much on their flaws.

Unfortunately I found Nadia to be quite annoying. Chelsea's current boyfriend was too.II also felt like Chelsea's character and her job were downplayed a lot.

In the end everyone gets their HEA and it was a cute story.

I received an advanced copy of this book through NetGalley. This is my honest review.

3.5 stars for this cute romcom!
This was my first book by Belinda Williams and I will for sure be continuing with this series.
Chelsea and Tom are flatmates, when Tom overhears another one of Chelsea's boyfriends has done her wrong, he suggests that she find a nice guy to show her how she should be treated. Tom has a secret crush on Chelsea, but doesn't want to act on it because he is her brother's best friend, but he surely can show her how she should be treated. So, for a week, they come to an agreement. Tom and Chelsea will "date" and she will see what it means to be with a good guy.
Chelsea hasn't seen Tom in a romantic way before, but as they begin to get closer, she is noticing things that she has previously ignored. Like, how Tom looks without his shirt and how he can cook a mean curry. Tom is like a best friend to her, but if he becomes more could everything be ruined?
As their situation progresses, each of them blurs the line between friendship and more, but will Chelsea be the one to run back to her old ways or will Tom get scared of ruining what they had.
This book was super cute and a fun easy read. I didn't connect with either of the characters tremendously, but I adore nice guys. The tension at the end of the book felt a little odd to me and I didn't quite understand the situation and what really was going on. It felt a little too convoluded and I didn't understand how it affected the character in the way it had for the length of time that it had. With that being said, I loved the side characters. Nadia is my favorite and I completely related to her. I have a feeling her book will be next and I am here for that!
Thank you to BWrite, Netgalley and the author for an early copy.

I was really excited to read this book. I love a series and this is the first in a series about four brothers. It's a fall in love with your friends sister and a bit of a fake relationship and an only 1 bed trope all mixed together. These are some of my favourite rom com tropes so again I was excited to read this one. I was a bit disappointed though. I felt like there were aspects to the plot that didn't fully develop or have a purpose and though I like a steamy romance, the steamy scenes (and they were steamy!) seemed thrown in more just to have them rather than to provide anything meaningful to the plot or romance. For me this book was just okay.

Thank you to Netgalley and the publisher for the digital ARC of this book. All opinions remain my own as always.

Tom and Chelsea are roommates that have gotten along great and stayed out of each other’s way for a while. Chelsea’s brother asked Tom to take her in and watch over her. On a wine induced night with her friend Nadia, post breakup with the latest douchebag things get interesting. Nadia proposes that Chelsea date a nice guy, and Tom is the ultimate nice guy. We’re talking Cinnabon cinnamon roll here. Something in Chelsea’s protest spurs him on to agree to 7 days and night of the ultimate nice guy dating experience. However, when you’re already secretly in love with each other complications are bound to happen. Will Tom’s emotional baggage keep this potentially adorable couple apart. This book is a humorous, slow burning, angst filled, steamy friends to lovers. There’s a one bed scene, some really?? moments, and Nadia and Luke must be the next book!

This is a very light, quick, trope-y read. Unfortunately, neither of the main characters really resonated with me. Chelsea read much younger than her stated age and I found it unbearably depressing that a woman her age had to be mansplained that your partner is not just supposed to jackhammer on top of you and wish you good luck catching up. Sigh... Her low expectations for herself and others were referenced frequently but weren't deeply explored.

I had trouble with Tom too. There were good things about him, but I found his hot-and-cold frustrating and I would have had a really hard time getting past how he treated Chelsea when things got tough--his choices seemed extreme and would have had severe consequences for Chelsea.

My favorite parts had to do with Chelsea's work. There seemed to be some good relationships there and a sensitive issue was handled with care. The seeds of Luke and Nadia's story seemed interesting too!

Many thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity to read and review.

Chelsea is the little sister of Tom's best friend. When he gets talked in to 'dating' her to show her how life would be different if she dated a nice guy like him, the last thing they expected was to fall for each other.

A friends to lovers story.

Looking forward to the next book in this series.

This book was a sweet story of friends to love. Right from the start I was routing for Tom.

This was book#1 in a series, and I cannot wait to read the next story!

*Thank you NetGalley and the publisher for providing me with an ARC for an honest review.* 

Mr. Nice Guy is the first book in the Pierce brothers series .
The book was a fun and sweet read with a friends to lovers ,romantic story between Chelsea and Tom.
It was a quick and enjoyable read. I was not really a fan of Chelsea .
A bit immature for my taste ,but was definitely a fan of Tom.Mr Nice Guy with a dash of Naughty.
I also found Chelsea's friend Nadia a very interesting character and if the little preview in the book showing that there was a past between her and Tom's brother Luke any indication I think we have our second book in the series right there which I will definitely read

Loved it!! I am a huge fan of Romantic Comedy romance novels and this book was wonderful! This is a new author for me and I will definitely be reading more from her and the other books in the series!

I received an ARC of this book in exchange for an honest review. This book was adorable. I loved watching the relationship between the main characters unfold!

I was provided an arc in exchange for an honest review. This book is super cute. Chelsea is always going for bad boys and when they turn out bad she moves on to a new bad boy. Tom is her flatmate who is her older brothers best friend and a certified nice guy. Why not try out a nice guy to see what she's missing. This love story is cute and lighthearted with some serious undertones. I read it in a couple of hours because I just couldn't put it down. Chelsea is young and full of life while Tom is serious and stable. What could go wrong?