Review: Friday Night Alibi
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 08 25, 2013
This book was full of all the wonderful things that I love in a romantic comedy.  Kelli Pinkins offers a service to the privileged clientele that needs an alibi when they are seeing someone that their families wouldn't approve of.  She doesn't want any of them to risk losing their trust funds so she sells alibis. She's got a package to suit any need. She's dedicated to her clients to the extent that her Friday nights are spent home alone.  She can't risk being seen.This was such an original idea.  I loved Kelli.  She was very industrious and creative.  Her Friday night dates consisted of junk food and video games in her bedroom, until her fun, feisty friend, Sadie, lures her out to a bowling alley for some fun.  Kelli doesn't want to be seen, because she doesn't want her alibis to be blown.  She meets Chase Maroney.  He's described as Hot, looking like Joseph Gordon Levitt.  He irritates her and she just hopes she never has to see him again.  To my delight that isn't the case and that is what makes this story so much fun.  The interactions between Kelli and Chase are just delicious.  They have an easy banter that is just delightful to read.Cassie Mae wrote a great story that sucked me in.  Her characters were so likeable that I felt like I was spending time with friends.  I loved the give and take of Chase and Kelli.  The more Kelli pushed the closer Chase wanted to be.  For every snarky remark Kelli made, Chase had a witty come back.  It was the best kind of buildup.  Getting the girl was not going to come easy.  Chase knew what he wanted, but Kelli was dragging her feet.  As the reader I just wanted to bop Kelli over the head and tell her to get over herself and see what was in front of her.  She was one determined girl, determined not to fall for Chase.  It's a battle of wills...Game on.I totally recommend this story to any reader.  It is a story that will make your heart smile.*I received a copy from Netgalley