Review: Puts the "fun" in Dysfunctional
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 26, 2013
Camryn Covic just lost her apartment, her job AND her boyfriend all in one day. Now she has to break the news to her family that she has no date for her sister's wedding.Already the butt of many jokes by her large Serbian family, Cam is dreading what this announcement will cause. Her sister, Heather, is worried Cam's reveal will ruin her wedding and hatches a plan to save her day and Cam any further embarrassment by suggesting Cam pretend someone else is her boyfriend. Not knowing who to choose, Heather suggests none other than Troy Lanske, a long-time, close friend of the family and their brother, Fisher's best friend.Cam is hesitant at first, thinking the family will never believe that a guy like Troy would ever consider dating a girl like her, but not knowing what else to do, decides to try it, telling Troy they can "break up" after the wedding.From the very first chapter, I knew I would love this book. I felt so bad for Cam, having to put up with insults from her family over everything. Seeing Troy try to loosen her up and teach her to enjoy life a little more was fun, and I was rooting for them to fall in love with each turn of the page. From Nana all the way to Fisher's little daughter, Emily, the Covic family is quite the cast of characters. With all their quirkiness, they put the "fun" in dysfunctional!Kelly Moran has written a novel worthy of "best seller" status and I could really see this book as a big screen romantic comedy.Fresh, funny and romantic, The Dysfunctional Test will have you laughing and smiling until the very last page!NOTE: This review was originally posted at Night Owl Reviews  http://www.nightowlreviews.com/v5/Reviews/Lisa-reviews-The-Dysfunctional-Test-by-Kelly-Moran