Rating: 6/6
I will always read anything that Meghan Quinn writes. this book was so fun to read. i laugh so much. the book follow Scottie and Wilder. she just got out a bad marriage. she trying to fit in at work so she told her co-worker that she is married but she and her husband are going through a bad batch. so she has to find a fake husband. her best friend brother is the one to taking the job.She didn't know she was going to fall for her best friend brother. Wilder falling in love with Scottie first.
Reading Meghan Quinn’s novels always promises a delightful mix of humor and heartfelt moments, and this story is no exception. What really stood out to me in this book was how relatable Scottie’s struggles are—after a tough breakup, her attempt to fit in by pretending to be married struck me as both hilarious and genuine. The dynamic between Scottie and Wilder felt authentic, with their initial awkwardness slowly melting into something undeniably sweet. One of the highlights is the believable way the fake husband concept plays out. It’s a trope you see often, but here it’s executed with freshness, mainly because of the layered characters and witty dialogue. Wilder’s early feelings for Scottie add a tender tension that keeps you rooting for their romance. Additionally, the book touches on real issues like recovery after a bad relationship and the importance of friendship and trust. For anyone who enjoys contemporary romance with strong characters and plenty of laughs, this story is a perfect choice. I found myself laughing out loud at several scenes and also feeling genuinely invested in Scottie and Wilder’s journey. If you love lighthearted romance with depth, Meghan Quinn’s writing style makes you feel like you’re right there alongside the characters, experiencing all their ups and downs. This book is definitely one I’ll recommend to friends looking for a fun, emotional read.
