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A review by lilybear
Mr. Romance by Louisa Masters
4.0
Funny and cute with a strong start. Charlie, who has all the good intentions in the world, has a drink thrown in his face as three separate people accuse him of cheating. It is thanks to a sympathetic bystander that he learns his overly affectionate gestures of friendship has men and women alike thinking of him as 'boyfriend'. With his whole world turned upside down he is brought to the doorstep of Mr. Romance himself for counseling.
Having read the previous books I was delighted to have Mr. Romance (aka Liam Rigby) finally have a romance for himself. They had funny moments as Charlie kept unwittingly seducing people. And awkwardly tense moments as he unwittingly falls for Liam.
I'm depriving this wonderful book 1 star because round 70% I got bored. I suspect LM was trying to plug in interest for book 4 but I just didn't care for it. I wanted more of Charlie and Liam, not these other dudes. It also killed the build up and tension to Charlie's long anticipated romantic gesture.
Having read the previous books I was delighted to have Mr. Romance (aka Liam Rigby) finally have a romance for himself. They had funny moments as Charlie kept unwittingly seducing people. And awkwardly tense moments as he unwittingly falls for Liam.
I'm depriving this wonderful book 1 star because round 70% I got bored. I suspect LM was trying to plug in interest for book 4 but I just didn't care for it. I wanted more of Charlie and Liam, not these other dudes. It also killed the build up and tension to Charlie's long anticipated romantic gesture.