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A review by vixdag
Fake It Till You Make It by M. Ullrich
4.0
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I really liked this book. It could have been a typical "melting the ice queen" romance set in the workplace, but it was so much more. Harper was not the stereotypical "boss" at all and was in fact quite self-deprecating. She was commanding but not at all abrasive. Genevieve was not the typical young woman about to discover that she is a lesbian. She seemed very unashamed at coming into her own slightly later than many young women, but she embraced her sexuality with open arms. There is quite a major lie that stands between the two women, but it was not in any way cliché and it was resolved in a way that didn't feel formulaic. Ms. Ulrich writes with a wonderful sense of humor. It was a very enjoyable read.
I really liked this book. It could have been a typical "melting the ice queen" romance set in the workplace, but it was so much more. Harper was not the stereotypical "boss" at all and was in fact quite self-deprecating. She was commanding but not at all abrasive. Genevieve was not the typical young woman about to discover that she is a lesbian. She seemed very unashamed at coming into her own slightly later than many young women, but she embraced her sexuality with open arms. There is quite a major lie that stands between the two women, but it was not in any way cliché and it was resolved in a way that didn't feel formulaic. Ms. Ulrich writes with a wonderful sense of humor. It was a very enjoyable read.