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A review by parklandmom
But He's My Fake Fiancé by Annah Conwell
3.25
Read: October 2024
Series: But He’s a Carter Brother, #3
Format: audiobook borrow from Everand
Narrator: Hayden Bishop, Keval Shah - I enjoyed the female narrator. I liked the male narrator for the most part but his female voices just aren’t good.
Book #111 of 2024: My thoughts on this clean fiction book are mixed.
Negatives:
- taking someone else’s golf cart, etc was just in poor taste and not “free” or “fun”
- some lines were more suggestive than I care to read in a clean fiction book
- the ice cream/spoon scene was completely weird, inappropriate, and unnecessary
- this book was a departure from everything I liked about book 1
- I found my mind drifting a fair bit and I was excited to be reading Grayson’s story after reading the first two
- The fake fiancé trope was too contrived to be believable with the extended length of the lie, an expensive/real diamond ring, and a trip to Hawaii.
Positives:
- Grayson helping Sloane with her backbone was sweet
- Sloane’s family dynamics are relatable in many ways. Mistreatment, jealousy, pain, and bad priorities exist in all walks of life.
- The love and support of Grayson’s family is heartwarming and inspiring.
- The reality of panic attacks and being open/honest with those you love and trust.
- I enjoyed the setting of the ending. Very fitting.
Series: But He’s a Carter Brother, #3
Format: audiobook borrow from Everand
Narrator: Hayden Bishop, Keval Shah - I enjoyed the female narrator. I liked the male narrator for the most part but his female voices just aren’t good.
Book #111 of 2024: My thoughts on this clean fiction book are mixed.
Negatives:
- taking someone else’s golf cart, etc was just in poor taste and not “free” or “fun”
- some lines were more suggestive than I care to read in a clean fiction book
- the ice cream/spoon scene was completely weird, inappropriate, and unnecessary
- this book was a departure from everything I liked about book 1
- I found my mind drifting a fair bit and I was excited to be reading Grayson’s story after reading the first two
- The fake fiancé trope was too contrived to be believable with the extended length of the lie, an expensive/real diamond ring, and a trip to Hawaii.
Positives:
- Grayson helping Sloane with her backbone was sweet
- Sloane’s family dynamics are relatable in many ways. Mistreatment, jealousy, pain, and bad priorities exist in all walks of life.
- The love and support of Grayson’s family is heartwarming and inspiring.
- The reality of panic attacks and being open/honest with those you love and trust.
- I enjoyed the setting of the ending. Very fitting.