Review: 3.5 - Always the fling, never the forever. Stars!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
Accidentally Married on Purpose is hands-down my absolute favourite of the Love & Games series. Sherry Robicheaux has been a favourite of mine throughout the previous two books and it was great to finally get into the head of this sassy, quirky likable girl.She’d always been the type of girl who jumped in feet first and fell in love at first sight.Tyler Blue isn’t looking for a relationship or commitments, but pressure from his record label Belle Meade, to live the lifestyle his songs of love and romance promote is heavy, as is speculation in the press about his private life. Tyler just wants to make music, everyone else see’s it differently.He was an instant gratification kind of guy. When he saw a woman who interested him he went for it.Although the wedding happened within the first few pages of the book, I loved the building of the actual relationship between Tyler and Sherry as the book progresses, the ‘rules’ they set themselves, and lack of sex for the month they are together really gave Rachel Harris a chance to explore both of them as people, as well as the opportunity to build their friendship and the emotional connection between the two of them.”Our relationship isn’t conventional, and it sure as hell didn’t start off like most. But we both know what we want and aren’t afraid to go for it.”There are so many things I liked about this book, from the Post-it notes to the banter between the two of them. This is a low drama kind of story, something that a reader can pick up and know that at the end they are going to have a lovely case of the ‘warm-fuzzies’. Rachel also managed to bring the previous couples into the story as well which was great as it gave the series as a whole a excellent continuity. I loved the epilogue; it was the perfect ending for me.ARC Generously provided via Netgalley, in exchange for the above honest review.