Review: I loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
From the moment Fake It opened in a bar with Anna doing her planning/worrying thing (which is typical Anna) about having a date for her friend’s wedding, I was hooked.  Going to a wedding as a single lady can suck sometimes, but going as a single lady whose best friend has men waiting on the sidelines to be launched at you as set ups and a jerk of an ex who wants you back… that is about as uncomfortable as that situation can get.Cue Jake Flynn.The hot sexy motorcycle man of a neighbor to Anna.  She has been walking by his house for 6 months checking him out and he has noticed both her and the checking of him out. :)  He offers to be her date for the weekend and she can’t seem to talk him out of it, so off they go.I loved this book.  Anna is a complete and total workaholic and has her reasons for it.  Jake is a go where the road leads you type of guy who just needs enough to get by.  Their two personalities are like oil and water, uptight and carefree.I know a lot of people are into MC books right now, and while I love those stories, the men in it are a little too rough for me to be swooning over.  Jake is the type of motorcycle man that I can swoon over.  He isn’t rude, doesn’t call women names, he isn’t a perfect gentleman either, to me though he was the perfect character for this book.Their chemistry is undeniable and these two have some sweet and sexy hot scenes together.I loved it.I think this one will be the first one in a long time to go on my perfect romance shelf.  There is a rhyme and reason behind why a book gets put on that shelf.  To me a perfect romance is one that gives me the feelings I had when I first started reading my grandma’s Harlequin romances at around 10.  (She kept the steamy ones hidden from me, I got the ones that didn’t have the hot sexy scenes.  I stumbled upon the stack of steamier ones when I was 12 or so. :) )  Those books always made me feel good, happy, I didn’t want to put them down until I turned that last page, and they always left me sighing.  They never were too heavy on the hard emotional stuff (though I do love my run your emotions through the gamut, almost impossible to read books) and the men seemed perfect, even with their flaws, their women came first.  When I read a book that gives me that feeling, it goes on my shelf, and Fake It did it for me.Thank you so much for copy of Fake It!  Now I need to go back and read Rock It so that I am completely caught up on the series by the time Want It comes out in November.