Series: #ThreeLittleLies #1
~Synopsis~
Lies, lies, lies; everybody tells them.... ~Synopsis~
Greyson Keller didn't intend to lie; it just came out that way. So when the object of that lie shows up on her doorstep, she is confused, shocked, and embarrassed.
Calvin Thompson is an Ivy Leaguer, attending University over an hour away, playing rugby and basically not giving a crap. So imagine his surprise when some guy named Greyson begins rumors online that they're dating -- the only logical solution is to drive an hour and confront him...
Be there when Greyson and Cal finally meet face-to-face because.
Sparks. Will. Fly.
~Book Review~
5 Stars
Greyson Keller tells a little
white lie. To appease her matchmaking sorority sisters her spur of the moment fib
regarding her relationship status doesn’t seem like such a big deal. Till her
imaginary boyfriend shows up at her front door.
Cal Thompson didn’t know he
was in a relationship. Till he read it on Twitter. But this little
misunderstanding actually serves to bring two available people together in this
cute, sweet, and sexy romantic tale.
“…a story of our friendship, bond, and love.”
What I adored (absolutely
adored) about this book—
There is no unnecessary
drama. No meddling OW or OM. Just a cute
story of boy meets girl, engages in flirty correspondence with girl, becomes
friends with girl, falls in love with girl and vice versa. Greyson is outgoing, confident, and spunky. (No
whiney, wishy-washy insecure females here.) Cal is a down-to-earth, average guy.
(He’s not a douchebag or a manwhore or thinks he’s god’s gift to women.) Both
main characters are single people not looking for sex or love but find it when
and where they least expect it. They aren’t broken or damaged or hauling around
baggage from previous relationships. They
are just normal people. I wish more authors wrote swoon worthy romance stories
like this.
“You know why I’m here.”
Told via Grey and Cal’s
alternating first person point of view, the story is light-hearted and fun told
in many sections via emails, texts, and social media posts. It was so
refreshing to read a new adult romance simply about meeting someone you connect
with and falling in love.
“You’re not my dirty little secret. You’re my guilty pleasure.”
Awww!
They really make a cute
couple and their first kiss was hotter than a lot of love scenes I’ve read. When
they finally hook up, it definitely oozed steam because there was actually a
build up…a huge build up of their friendship, chemistry, and feelings for one
another.
While it’s listed as novella length,
the characters and the romance are fully developed. That’s not to say I didn’t
close the story craving more of Cal and Grey cause I certainly did, and I’d
have preferred the epilogue to be told by them. So I’d definitely read another
novella about their future if it was like this one. (Hint, hint to the author)
This freaking review is the best <3 Loved it. ~ Sara Ney
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