Artemis Hunt
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| Original Title: | The Pretend Boyfriend (Inhumanly Handsome, Humanly Flawed Alpha Male Erotic Romance) ISBN13 9781301086177 |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | The Pretend Boyfriend #1 |
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Samantha Fox is awkward, clumsy and totally in need of a new boyfriend by this weekend. Her younger, prettier sister is getting engaged . . . and all set to make “old maid big sister” Sam feel all crummy and shelved.Enter Brian Morton. He is bewilderingly gorgeous, fantastically rich, razor-tongued snarky and utterly promiscuous. He was also the bully who made Sam’s middle school life a living hell.
A series of bizarre circumstances culminates in Brian losing a bet. His punishment? To be Sam’s slave for the weekend . . . and to do anything she wants. Sam has just found her pretend boyfriend for her sister’s party. And Brian has just found that the woman he used to call ‘Jaws’ in school (for her braces) packs a helluva bite.
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| Title | : | The Pretend Boyfriend (The Pretend Boyfriend #1) |
| Author | : | Artemis Hunt |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 186 pages |
| Published | : | October 8th 2012 by Artemis Hunt |
| Categories | : | Romance. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Adult |
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Ratings: 3.23 From 812 Users | 79 ReviewsComment On Regarding Books The Pretend Boyfriend (The Pretend Boyfriend #1)
More like 2.5 stars... But being a bit generous... wasn't too happy with the way the book got wrapped up... yes, it was a short story... But I felt that after it building up to what it did... it was a big let down....It's good story and as much as I want to love it, I can't. Brian is a man-whore, the original one. Shagging girls he picked from bars and one time only. Enter Sam, the clumsy girl with needs boyfriend for attending her sister's wedding. Do the math. I liked it, I always enjoyed the story where the male bully falls for his female victim. It's adorable and cute. Too bad this book is too short and there's not enough details in it, everything seems to be rushed and I'm not comfortable reading it.
Sometimes you just need to read a good romance.
This book opens with "Samantha Fox..." Immediately I saw 80's pop "icon" Samantha Fox as the character, and I couldn't get past the first page. If you do not know who Sam Fox is, you do not know your pop culture. She was HUGE in the 80's. Pun bloody intended.When you come up with the names for your characters, Google these names. Just do it. It'll save your readers from horrible flashbacks to bad 80's music...
I don't even know what to think about this book.The main male character was man whore AND an asshole through and through.The main female character was a freaking prude (ok, not EXACTLY, but whatever.I'm pissed, so I can exagerate).Plot? NON EXISTENT, my friend. This whole...thing, seemed like vomit all over the pages. The only thing this book was on and on about, was how much the MMC fucked (excuse my french) EVERY SINGLE THING that had boobs.And the last chapter? I really thoght it was all a
A waste of my time!I thought that the final pages are missing because the end didn't "sound " like an end. The male character is awful without any respect for women he is bassicly a male s...t and we don't get an explication why.
This book was enjoyable yet frustrating on so many levels. Brian is sometimes just too snarky, but Sam handles her own. I will be looking forward to the next in the series.Synopsis:Samantha Fox is awkward, clumsy and totally in need of a new boyfriend by this weekend. Her younger, prettier sister is getting engaged . . . and all set to make old maid big sister Sam feel all crummy and shelved.Enter Brian Morton. He is bewilderingly gorgeous, fantastically rich, razor-tongued snarky and utterly
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