The Truth About Faking
Hi guys! I'm back again. Wow, twice in 2 weeks. My goal is to post every Tuesday. I had one all set up for today (and two others set for other dates) with clever words and snarky asides, but blogger decided it was angry at me for my too-long sabbatical and deleted all three posts. Actually, so much has changed, I'll admit there's a teeny-tiny chance it could have been user-error. Maybe.
Without anymore blah, blah, blah... I will redo today's post, although the wit and cleverness (both of which were likely a figment of my imagination in the first place) will be absent since I am now sick and going on 5 hours of sleep between the last two nights. Also, I may or may not be hopped up on DayQuil.
I was perusing Twitter not long ago and saw a book rec by Leigh Talbert Moore. I'm sure most of you know & trust her, as do I. I thought I'd buy it, and ended up reading her blurb and buying hers instead. I don't read too much YA, but it sounded great, & it was.
The Truth About Faking (TTAF) is fun, light and heartwarming, and a romance. *raises hand* Me, me, me!.
I even wrote a review on Amazon:
The Truth About Faking gave me what I love best in a book - great, believable characters and sparkling dialogue. The cherry was the fantastic story.
The fake dating was fun, and flirty with the blossoming attraction between Harley and Jason, who were both independent and strongly written characters that meshed well. The secondary characters were just as great.
I'm a huge HEA gal, and my favorite part of this story was all the HEAs. Nobody ends up getting walked on, tossed out or crushed. Harley is so likable for her consideration. Better yet, it all played out with nothing feeling contrived or forced.
You can find the book at Amazon, B&N, Smashwords & Kobo.
You can find Leigh at her blog, That's Write, Facebook & Goodreads.
Without anymore blah, blah, blah... I will redo today's post, although the wit and cleverness (both of which were likely a figment of my imagination in the first place) will be absent since I am now sick and going on 5 hours of sleep between the last two nights. Also, I may or may not be hopped up on DayQuil.
I was perusing Twitter not long ago and saw a book rec by Leigh Talbert Moore. I'm sure most of you know & trust her, as do I. I thought I'd buy it, and ended up reading her blurb and buying hers instead. I don't read too much YA, but it sounded great, & it was.
The Truth About Faking (TTAF) is fun, light and heartwarming, and a romance. *raises hand* Me, me, me!.
I even wrote a review on Amazon:
The Truth About Faking gave me what I love best in a book - great, believable characters and sparkling dialogue. The cherry was the fantastic story.
The fake dating was fun, and flirty with the blossoming attraction between Harley and Jason, who were both independent and strongly written characters that meshed well. The secondary characters were just as great.
I'm a huge HEA gal, and my favorite part of this story was all the HEAs. Nobody ends up getting walked on, tossed out or crushed. Harley is so likable for her consideration. Better yet, it all played out with nothing feeling contrived or forced.
You can find the book at Amazon, B&N, Smashwords & Kobo.
You can find Leigh at her blog, That's Write, Facebook & Goodreads.
Comments
I love it when I found a good book by chance.
And yeah, I may have met some of those blogger gremlins too. ;)
Feel better soon!
x
Sounds like a neat story, but darn! I can't keep adding to my TBR pile...
Alex - there's a reason for that!
Janet - Those gremlins love blogs.
Kelly - thank you!!
Kitty - not sure about a terrific review, but the book sure was!
Deniz - I hate to say it, but this one is all you - YA, sweet love. I think you're pile is about to grow. ;)
Blogger has screwed with one of my posts too so I totally relate! It didn't delete it, it just turned all the prose into meaningless code. It's heartbreaking.
Jai
Jai, I have had another person tout coconut oil lately, too. I have got to try some!