Beauty and the Bookworm By Sarah Sutton

Rating: 4 stars

Young Adult: Friends to Lovers, Fake Dating

Genre: Contemporary, Contemporary Romance, Romance

Tags: High School, Book Review

Beauties and Boys Book 2

Daisy has had the wind knocked out of her. First she is wait listed by NYU, her dream school. Then her ex-boyfriend shows back up. To keep him away her one best friend suggests that she should fake date someone. Then after a run in with her ex she ends up kissing her other best friend, Jamie who volunteers to help her out. Will they be able to pull it off or is it going to ruin everything?

This is the second book in the Beauties and Boys series. This book picks up right where the last one left off. Daisy is a strong character who feels like she hast to take care of her family and keep moving forward. Which puts a lot of pressure on her. Jamie is a bookworm but he also is kind and understand Daisy in ways his sister doesn’t. I really liked reading this book and will be on the look out for more books from Sarah Sutton.

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Pages: 390

Read: Digital

From: Author - Advanced Reader’s Copy; Also available on Kindle Unlimited

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“He's her shy, quiet, and bookish best friend...

And turns out to be the swooniest fake boyfriend ever?

My name is Daisy Carmichael, and I’m used to being disappointed.

My four younger siblings need me, my mom depends on me, and somehow I’m always the one holding everything together.

Except when my dream college waitlists me, sealing off my dream of escape, I don’t know how much longer I can keep it together.

Even worse, my ex is back in town. The same ex who dumped me without warning last fall. Now he’s asking for another chance, and despite everything, a big part of me wants to say yes.

Which is where Jamie Brighton comes in.

My quiet, bookish best friend has always been there when I need him. So in a moment of desperation, when I ask him to stop me from making a terrible decision, he agrees.

By kissing me at a party.

In front of everyone.

Now I have a new plan: fake date Jamie, get over my ex, and survive the summer with my heart intact. Except fake dating my best friend is a lot harder than I expected.

Especially when I find out Jamie is really good at pretending…

And I’m not sure I want him to anymore.”