Review: Fun
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 5, 2014
How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates was about commitment-phobe, doesn’t know what love is, Ed Mitchum, as he attempts to go on ten dates with the same woman as part of a bet set by his sister and best friend. With some interesting twists mixed in too, this book was really enjoyable.The story flowed well – it was light hearted, fun, flirty and entertaining. Jane Linfoot writes the sort of books I love – fast paced, saucy and smile-inducing. How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates was exactly that for me and I found it hard not to laugh at some of the dialogue and scenarios the main characters were involved in.I loved Millie – she was feisty and independent and it’s not often I’m that drawn to a female main character but Millie was a memorable one for me. Even from the way she was introduced, I just knew she was going to be a fun character. Ed, on the other hand… Damn him and his good looks because he was so frustrating! He could be extremely grumpy and full of himself and I wasn’t much of a fan of his. I did love reading the chemistry between him and Millie though and liked seeing him change throughout the book to the point where I was actually rooting for him, irritating as he was.How to Win a Guy in 10 Dates was light, quirky and engaging. I’d recommend it as a great choice for fun-filled romance lovers with lots of chemistry and entertainment. It was impossible not to like.4/5.*Book gifted for honest review.