Series: Girls Trip, Book 2
Length: 9 hrs and 35 mins
Release date: 08-25-20
Language: English
Publisher: HarperAudio
Contemporary romance
To review
Ben's ex was a piece of work,ugh, now I have to start my review thinking of her. What a privileged brat.
Nic is smart, successful and all about her career. I get her drive, but she sure had issues with letting a man get close.
Ben wants a real family, and hey I get that too.His parents was never around, like never. He wants a family that is close and around. And no doctors cos they are too busy. I really liked Ben, he just wanted that he never had growing up.
Fake relationship. Oh we know those always get people to hook up. Insert some ex drama, and tension when two people who want different things want each other.
I enjoyed it. Though why is is called girls trip?
Good narrator, some of the voices weren't always that distinct, but it did not matter. It was easy following along. She made it light and breezy
Driven and focused, Dr. Nicole Allen is an accomplished surgeon. With a tough past, Nic’s gone above and beyond everyone’s expectations. But when she disciplines an intern—a powerful donor’s son—a prestigious fellowship she’s awaiting is placed in jeopardy.
Coming from a successful family who runs a medical business empire, Benjamin Reed Van Mont is the black sheep, having chosen to start his own business instead. Though he’s not ready to settle down, he knows when the time comes it definitely won’t be with a workaholic doctor like his friend Nic—even if she’s had him re-examining his edict…more than once.
When Ben’s status-climbing ex-girlfriend finds her way back into his orbit, Nic proposes a swap of services. She’ll spend the week with Ben on Martha’s Vineyard, pretending to be his girlfriend—but only if he’ll have his family intervene on her behalf so she won’t lose her fellowship. How hard can the charade be?
But as they’re about to discover, they’ve sorely underestimated their true feelings for each other…
Lovely review. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
ReplyDeleteIt does sound like the title doesn't really match the story that's being told, but this still seems like a fun listen. Even if it doesn't really go beyond the conventions of those fake romance stories.
ReplyDeleteShelleyrae
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
Ethan
When you say it, then yes what is up with the title, and the series title. Weird
I love books about fake relationships! Bummer this one wasn't entirely accurate, since you were expecting one thing and got another. I also don't like it when a narrator doesn't have distinct voices for the different characters. It throws me off! Happy you still enjoyed it! :)
ReplyDeleteLindsi @ Do You Dog-ear? 💬
I love the cover but i also hate when the blurb doesn't fit the inside. Thanks Blodeuedd
ReplyDeleteIs the ex a big part of the story? Booo. I do love the fake relationship storyline.
ReplyDeleteOh the good old fake relationship trope! I love those. You know they're going to fall in love. :)
ReplyDeleteI like the cover and the title, the story sounds good also. Glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Rachel.
ReplyDeleteLindsi,
ReplyDeleteStill a good book, and can't say I did not expect what was happening
Frenzy
It was more the title series
Jen
She is there throughout
Rachel
I wish there was a book that started like that, and then boom they meet new people M)
Naida
:)
R
:)
Sounds good, I love that cover, I have a thing for lighthouses!
ReplyDeleteDarn that evil ex!
ReplyDeleteGlad this was good! :)
ReplyDeleteOoh, I am not too big into the fake relationship trope, like you said say you know how it all goes because it's just far too common!
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
Heather,
ReplyDeleteMy So loves them, lol
Carole
Dang her
Greg :)
Steff
Oh yes, it is so common