
Keane Marshall loves his job, his life, and moving back to his home town is the icing on the cake. Being a twenty-something, newly single chef of the hottest restaurant in Cavern’s Bend, is exactly where he wants to be. Until he gets roped into a competition with a woman he hoped he’d never see again. Polly Doyle was the first girl he ever wanted. The first girl he fell in love with. And the girl who sucker punched him into 6th grade infamy. Faking The Bake Off should be a piece of cake. If only his fake girlfriend wasn’t so sinfully spicy, so teeth tingling sweet, and so damn infuriating!
A spoonful of sugar, and a whole lot of spice.
Fake Off was at
times hilarious, at others cheesy, and occasionally could get on my nerves but
overall Fake Off was a good read
especially when you need a break from the heavier or darker books that I have
been reading as of late. Polly and Keane
knew each other years before, they were friends, and they were two in a band of
misfits who looked out for each other. Add
in some weird yet endearing secondary characters and you have a book that even
at its cheesiest you can’t help but laugh.
Polly is a nut and I mean that in a good way, she has had
some shall I say interesting work history.
Keane I just could help but like and I loved his brother and sister as
well. I actually want books about the
secondary characters as well, strangely enough while I am not raving about this
one that I am still intrigued enough to want more. Fake
Off is one that is perfect for a good laugh and a couple of smiles.
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Thanks you so so much for taking the chance and reading Fake Off. Love the review, kind regards, Michelle. Slaintè
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