Review: loved this story and the characters
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 19, 2014
Lacey Wolfe has done it again!! I have not read a book written by her that I have not completely enjoyed.Arranged Love is about two adults who take matters into their own hands when their parents decide to meddle into their love lives. Kayla & Ryan decide on pretending to be in a relationship with each other to get both sets of parents off their backs. Their arrangement was to just correspond through email re: their "fake" dates and that absolutely no feelings would be involved. The problem with that plan is when they do go out on a couple of "real" dates and realize there is a very strong chemistry between them.Kayla's parents drop the bombshell that they are getting a divorce which makes Kayla question everything that she has ever known. The "fake" relationship between her & Ryan is turning into so much more for her which confuses her even more because Ryan made it quite clear he will never love anyone again, after what his ex-girlfriend had done to him. To complicate the "fake" relationship even more is when Ryan's ex(psycho) girlfriend won't leave them alone and declares that she will do anything to get Ryan back.Ryan is a scientist who has always been "married" to his job and uses it as an excuse to get out of events with his parents or anybody else. When he & Kayla came up with this "fake" relationship arrangement, he felt it was perfect because it would get his parents to stop hounding him to find someone and he would not have to deal with getting his heart shredded to pieces again. Ryan most definitely did not plan on having feelings for Kayla because he made it quite clear to everyone(including himself) that he would never go down that road again.Arranged Love has a little bit of everything that makes it a great story. A love story between two people, lots of sizzling scenes, some mystery and of course some drama.I love how this author writes stories that the characters are in "real" situations and that makes it easy for the reader to relate to the characters