Review: I totally love pretending stories
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
I totally love pretending stories.  The characters always think they can handle the sparks between each other as they pretend to be in a relationship only to have those sparks become more.  It's what I loved about the second book in this series, Seven Day Fiance.  It's what drew me to this one.  So much fun.And it was fun.  They woke up married in Vegas, a total accident.  But even though it works to continue the marriage for his public image, Tyler doesn't know what he's getting himself into.  Perfect set-up for the sparks to become more.I love Tyler.  He's a good guy.  The image the world see of a player country music star is not who he is.  He grew up poor watching him mom fight cancer.  The need to life his father's dream is strong and he just doesn't see how a relationship can mix with his music career.  Music is his passion, but then Tyler experiences what he's been missing.  And that relationship inspires better music than he's ever written.  And the friendship he develops with Sherry quickly turns to more.  And he's tempted to take her with him on tour.  He might also be compulsively clean and extremely organized.  And he's the best with a PostIt Note.Sherry is fun.  I loved her in the last book.  Unlucky at love and ready to find Mr. Boring, and have a family.  But that's so not her.  She'd never be happy with Mr. Boring.  She's spontaneous and impulsive with a small clutter disorder.  Devoted to her family, she can't see things working between her and Tyler.  She wants it to, though, because her heart has been captured despite her best efforts to protect it.  Dang rules just didn't stop them for falling for each other.I love Bliss books.  They are always sweet and yummy.  I've never been disappointed by a Bliss book.You can read this one stand alone but the first two are so fun you don't want to miss them either.