Review: Fake it until you make it: the love version
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 8, 2012
Contemporary romance about misunderstandings and getting over past disappointing relationships. I liked that Carrie and Mike have normal every day people names. I also enjoyed that their terrible ex-partners had posh elitist names like Wilson and Alexia (who names their children with last names for a first name anyway?) all that was missing for Wilson was a junior or III at the end of his name and I wouldn't need a physical description because I have a horribly stereotypical mindset which is only one of my many faults.Mike has a hot body and so does Carrie although she has little to no self confidence about her body image. Which was understandable if you've never had a workable love relationship when you are thirty-something. I don't want to be shallow but a hot body is a hot body and I would have jumped on the Mike wagon as soon as he offered, but I guess if she had this story would have been much shorter.This was edited with someone that understood the English language which is not always the case for freebies on kindle. This was a fake-it-until-we-make-it or marriage(or in this case engaged)-then-falls-in-love plot scenario which I am a total sucker for and I would have even bought this one. So I did enjoy this cute read.