Review: Lovable Characters Easy to Relate to
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
The Dysfunctional Test by Kelly MoranWith lovable characters easy to relate to and sympathize with, The Dysfunctional Test is a light-hearted comedy dealing with hard issues at its core.Camryn is the outcast in a loud and opinionated family. After losing her boyfriend, her job, and her apartment all in the same day, she’s desperate to find a date to her sister’s wedding. Troy, her childhood friend become playboy hottie, steps in like a knight in shining armor. But can he really pretend he likes her? And can she keep her cool during all those pretend kisses and touches that leave her wanting more?I loved how the hero and heroine go back so far. There’s so much back story about how her family took him in and how they grew to know each other that it makes the love story deeper and more meaningful, and the stakes higher. I totally sympathized with Camryn, especially the part where she tries on her bridesmaid dress and it doesn’t fit even though it’s supposed to be her size. I know exactly how embarrassing something like that can be. Ms. Moran knows how to write a scene to make you root for the heroine all the way through. I’ll definitely be reading more from her in the future!