Tuesday, October 1, 2024

*`Review: Just a Little Chase by Carly Phillips & Erika Wilde`*

 Title: Just a Little Chase
Series: Dare Crossover #4
Author: Carly Phillips & Erika Wilde
Release Date: September 19, 2024


REVIEW:
4 Stars
A great read that had me hooked right from the beginning. I'm all about the grumpy/sunshine trope. Chase might not have been Lauren's first choice, but it's a move by fate. I loved how Lauren brings out a new side of Chase one he thought he would never see. Man did Chase's past hit me in the heart. If anyone he deserves to find love. It may have started off a a fake relationship with an auction date, but the more time they spend with one another all too real feelings are form. Chase knows how to woo and make grand gestures that's for sure. A delightful read!

BLURB:
She’s in need of a fake, friendly boyfriend to charm her family.
He’s the last bachelor up for auction and a grumpy, last-minute stand-in.
Neither satisfies the other’s requirements but they might just be what each of them needs.

With Lauren Connelly’s ex marrying her sister, the last thing she wants is to show up at the wedding without a date. Which means finding a fake boyfriend ASAP. The charity bachelor auction provides a solution to her problem, except the man she bids on turns out to be a gorgeous but grumpy executive who scowls more than he smiles.

Chase Gossard wants nothing to do with Lauren’s plan to make him her plus-one at a destination wedding and pretend that he’s in love. He doesn’t do relationships, fake or otherwise—but she paid a lot of money for the privilege. So why does their touching, kissing, and sharing one bed feel all too real?

Lauren is smart and witty and sexy as hell. A down to earth combination that somehow softens his hard edges, and somewhere along the way, he’s falling hard for his fake date. But when the truth comes out and it’s time to part ways, can the confirmed bachelor convince his pretend girlfriend to make things real?

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