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A review by donnareadathon2021
Fine Tuned: A Fake Dating Sports Romance Novella by Annmarie Boyle
5.0
The story
Jessica is the younger sister of Avery, from the second book in Annmarie Boyle’s Storyhill series “Don’t let the music die”. She is a single mom who has finally got her act together after Avery handed out some tough love. She has her own place with her son Wyatt and is working with an interior designer, her dream job. At a charity event, she meets professional football player Mick. Soon his team’s marketing manager has concocted a fake dating story to get some positive press, but the faking is short lived as both Jess and Mick are pretty taken with each other.
My thoughts
I went straight from finishing reading book one in the series (Love me like a love song), to re-reading book 2 (Don’t let the music die), and then continued to read Jess’ story. The three stories are interconnected and while I think they could be read independently, reading them in order felt like watching a streaming series non-stop when it’s just too good to stop! ❤️
I read an eARC copy courtesy of Booksirens and the author.
Jessica is the younger sister of Avery, from the second book in Annmarie Boyle’s Storyhill series “Don’t let the music die”. She is a single mom who has finally got her act together after Avery handed out some tough love. She has her own place with her son Wyatt and is working with an interior designer, her dream job. At a charity event, she meets professional football player Mick. Soon his team’s marketing manager has concocted a fake dating story to get some positive press, but the faking is short lived as both Jess and Mick are pretty taken with each other.
My thoughts
I went straight from finishing reading book one in the series (Love me like a love song), to re-reading book 2 (Don’t let the music die), and then continued to read Jess’ story. The three stories are interconnected and while I think they could be read independently, reading them in order felt like watching a streaming series non-stop when it’s just too good to stop! ❤️
I read an eARC copy courtesy of Booksirens and the author.