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Review: Decoy Date (The Wedding Date Book 4) by Mira Lyn Kelly

Review of Decoy Date (The Wedding Date Book 4) by Mira Lyn Kelly



Brody has had enough of his friend Gwen mooning over some dumbass guy who can't see the forest for the trees. In other words, can't see how amazing Gwen is. So he comes up with a plan to get Gwen the guy. Of course we all know how these plans go - horribly! And that's exactly what happens when Gwen and Brody start their fake relationship. They catch feelings and of course then the dumbass guy realizes how amazing Gwen really is, and mucks up Gwen and Brody's newfound relationship. Roll eyes. Not at the story because it's pretty adorable, but at human nature, and roll eyes at Ted, the dumbass guy. Because, although Brody and Gwen insisted that Ted is really a great guy, even at the end, I never saw him that way and I hated that Gwen wasted all her time on such an idiot. An idiot who wasn't worthy of her, ever. Not in the past, and not in the present. He was icky if you ask me. Thank God Brody got his head out of his ass and went and got his woman back!

I've only read one other book in this series, Just This Once, and I'm pleased to find that I liked Decoy Date much better. It's sweet and sexy, and Brody and Gwen are absolutely adorable! I don't know if there's more to come in this series, but I hope so, because this one is pretty great.

ARC via NetGalley.


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