Reviews - Butterface | The StoryGraph

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Fairly predictable contemporary romance. I liked Gina, Ford was ok but I didn't like how he basically entered into a serious relationship with her under false pretences without telling her the truth. When a H or h messes up that badly, with that kind of dishonesty that is really a betrayal it kind of puts me off wanting the couple to get together. And it did so in this case as well I as thought Gina deserved better than Ford.

moreilly1917's review against another edition

5.0

Although I feel like Gina could have shown a little more confidence, I do understand what I believe to be the intention of the story needed a lot of that negative inner monologue. I feel many of us women are guilty of similar thoughts and self talk. I thought this was an interesting new approach to romantic comedies and am looking forward to reading the next book in the series. Steamy scale 3 of 5 (Audible)

charmedkim's review against another edition

3.25

funny lighthearted medium-paced

ashliesydel's review

3.0

Not the strongest of all of her books that I've read so far, but still a very enduring story. I read other reviews before starting this book, and a lot of people felt the constant disparaging rematks of Gina's looks was overkill.As somebody with a big nose, who actually had a guy in the middle of kissing tell me that it took up half my face, I don't agree that it's overkill. I believe Gina really suffered from insecurities that other people may not understand how deeply it affects your life and mental health. In my head, I picture Gina looking like Lady Ga Ga. If you aren't familiar, a quick Google search will tell you that she was bullied so bad even into adulthood. Hopefully, Lifetime can get Ga Ga to play Gina.