Fake It 'Til You Make It by Laura Carter

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesouces and (@LCarterAuthor) for letting me be part of tbis tour and reviewing this book. Fake it till you make it, is romantic comedy genre. I absolutely adored this book, and I was sad it ended because it is a brilliant read that made me laugh out loud in places. Loved it. I will definitely be putting Laura Carter on my favourite author list and I will be reading more from her. I was hooked to the story straight away and enjoyed every bit of this book. The story about Abi who thinks her boyfriend is going to propose but how wrong she is. Abi then flees to apartment where she's always wanted to live and has no job but uses her wedding fund to pay for it, then she meets Ted. I loved the characters and how they both bounce off each other. Fake it till you make it has a fantastic plot and is written extremely well that keeps you hooked to the book. The story's at a good pace, you can keep up with and is a fun and entertaining read. If you like romcom this is a brilliant read and is a great page tuner. 5 stars. Blurb Fake It Til You Make It Can a fake date fix everything? On a day Abbey thought would be the best of her life – her boyfriend is surely going to propose tonight, right? – it all falls apart: he tells her he’s met someone else. And then to make things worse, she loses her job. In an act of reimagination, she splurges her wedding savings on renting an apartment in a building she’s always dreamed of living in and kits out her wardrobe to match. But when her family invites her ex – a close family friend – plus a date(!!) to her parents’ vow renewal, Abbey realizes her façade won’t be enough. There’s nothing for it but to fake one more thing – a romance. And she knows exactly who to ask... her hot new neighbor... A laugh-out-loud fake-dating rom com, with a chemistry you’ll be thinking about long after turning the last page. Perfect for fans of The Hating Game and Elena Armas Purchase Link - https://mybook.to/FakeItSocial Author Bio – Laura Carter writes romance and women's fiction with a romantic slant. Exploring everyday relationships and getting under the skin of her characters is her passion. She takes inspiration from everything she overhears in cafés, so be wary of that strange woman 'listening' to music next time you're chatting over coffee. Laura lives with her family in Jersey, Channel Islands. Social Media Links Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lauracarterauthor Twitter: (47) Laura Carter Author (@LCarterAuthor) / X (twitter.com) Instagram: Laura Carter Author (@lauracarterauthor) • Instagram photos and videos Newsletter Sign Up: https://bit.ly/LauraCarterNews Bookbub profile: Laura Carter Books - BookBub

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