Stacey Lynn

5 Fabulously Fake About It Stars.

Fake Wife (Crazy Love #1) by Stacey Lynn publish by Loveswept is an awesome read, and the only book that I have read in one day so far in 2018. I loved the character names I know odd thing to start with but Teagan fits the gypsy carefree be yourself character that Teagan is at least in my opinion, and Corbin I don’t know it feels rich and kind and just wow. To say Teagan Monroe has had a crappy day would be the understatement of the century. If I came home and found my boyfriend banging some blonde after the day Teagan had the last thing I would say is give me an hour to get my stuff. Corbin on the other hand is having a bad day of his own he just lost his grandmother leaving him a house if he was able to be married and happy for at least two years. I have to say I kind of want to bump into someone’s car to find love. I found myself invested in the story and falling in love with the couple. I love the concept of love at first sight even if it was fake I feel like there was an instant connection between the two characters. I am eagerly awaiting the next installment. I have read a few books by Stacey Lynn and by far this one is my favorite. Thank you to Netgalley Loveswept and the author for my arc, this is my honest review.

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Will they, or Won’t They?
Stacey Lynn has done it again. I loved this from start to finish I am a big fan of a book that loves into soulmates. 28 Dates is the story of Jonas and Caitlin. From the outset, we understand that Caitlin and Jonas have a “friends with benefits” relationship. They have engaged in this type of relationship for a couple of years, and, seemingly, it has satisfied both of them. Until it doesn’t. Jonas asks for a date, and Caitlin pulls back, not wanting any further commitment. This devastates both of them, and they choose to be strictly friends, albeit strained ones. Caitlin is a self-admitted commitment phobic. Enter Trey who is the best friend every girl should have. The app developing guru who has now designed a new dating app to find love and not just a random hook up. Caitlin has the job of testing this new app for him and even though she is not completely over her situation with Jonas. Unbeknownst to Caitlin, Jonas is also stuck on what they shared, she has become his new standard for what love should be. I love that again this author makes her female leads so easy to relate to yet again because after each bad date When Jonas finds out what Caitlin is trying out this new app he asks Trey to be a part of his trial as well. I loved the dynamic of this read. It gives you the hard core feels and I loved every minute. With this read specifically you have to ride the wave with Jonas and Caitlin and find out will they get it right or will they lose each other.… (altro)

When Trina fled her abusive husband and landed in the Alley of our favorite chef the very man who inspired girly Thursday cocktail nights we read about in the previous book just so they could get a glimpse of the hottie, what better doorstep to land on than Declan himself. OMG what can I say about Declan, strong sweet and just an all-around good man! Nothing like Kevin Mr. Controlling.

I loved His to Love the first book in the series and I like the fact that the characters carry over into the books i8t makes this so much more enjoyable for the reader. I also love the fact that the book was again written with dual perspective because you get the emotions of both the hero and heroine.
These two start a friendship/ roommate relationship that blossoms into a loving relationship that they both needed. While Trina was hurt physically Declan was hurt emotionally but these two definitely heal each other. This story proofs that with any good relationship that you accept your partner’s flaws and make them beautiful! The entire story unfolds while Trina’s ex is looking for her and the experience brings them closer. I love this series and this author all and all this was a 5 STAR read for ME! Thank you to Netgalley the author and publisher for this awesome book.
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Crazy in Love
Stacey Lynn does it again! I picked this up because I received an arc of 28 Dates and I did not feel like reading book three would be fair to the series without reading book two. I was lucky enough to read Fake Wife which I loved so this was a complete no brainer for me. Stacey Lynn has a relaxed manner of writing that makes her romance reads easy breezy. It does not hurt that her lead couples are always Corky, talented and wickedly charming. If you do not fall in love with Braxton and his dog Lucy you should not touch a romance novel go find something else to read. What do you get when you add a friend’s wedding a handsome man and a hotel room? You get Cara a young woman who goes on a journey to find herself and ends up with a baby on the way with a man she barely knows. Poof. Boom. Baby on the way. Once she accepted her new situation, and it all sunk in, she marched her butt right over to Braxton’s tattoo parlor and laid all her cards on the table. I love that the author makes Cara such a relatable character making the reader go through the emotional roller coaster that is part of pregnancy. It made Cara a confident character showing her that she can handle motherhood. But can she handle a relationship with Braxton?
Having read the first book in this series I loved that I remembered the characters from the previous book. There is lots going on in this book but the author does a beautiful job putting it all together. I was sad when I came to the last 20% of the book because I did not want to see the end of this read. I will say that I am sure that this story has been written in ten different ways by different authors but to me, this was fresh and unique.

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