Review: A fun read
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 1, 2014
Faking Mr. Right is one of those romances where it is really just about the physical attraction. It was fun, and could be humorous at times, but it was missing something for me.Mel is trying to find Mr. Right for an ad campaign. She mistakes Sam as a model auditioning for the role, and sparks fly immediately for both of them. Of course he gets the job, and they have to work closely together. He doesn't make it easy as he definitely goes after Mel, but she is just trying to stay away from him. She wants him, but she doesn't trust him. He has secrets that he doesn't want to share, nothing really horrible though. Just a bad childhood and he tries to keep his other life secret so the press doesn't bother his other friends/family.Mel could be a bit annoying at times. She is one of those characters where she doesn't want to date anyone because she doesn't really trust men, she has never had the mad sparks she feels when she is with Sam before. She just doesn't know what to do so she is kind of hot and cold all the time.Sam seems like a nice guy. He is trying to help out his uncle and help run his uncle's bar. He was just a good guy. He falls for Mel somehow, but she doesn't make it easy. Of course everything works out in the end, and it was a fun read. I enjoyed it, but since it was just a physical attraction kind of thing I just needed something more.The one thing I didn't like about the story was the added storyline of the uncle, Tommy, and Rosie. I didn't understand why they were added to the story. I didn't really care about them, so it didn't matter to me what happened to them. I just found their storyline a little odd. A good book overall though.This review was originally posted to [...]