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A review by simonlorden
Never Fall for Your Fiancée by Virginia Heath
3.0
I love fake dating stories, and this one has a beautiful cover and sounded really fun from the blurb. A historical fake engagement story, that happens because this guy has been lying to his mother about having a fiancé for TWO YEARS. Amazing.
Unfortunately it was kind of ruined by the two sisters being annoying, and by taking the situation a bit too seriously, I think. Like, these three women have been living in poverty, barely being able to afford to live somewhere, and they can't handle living in an Earl's house for a few months to get enough money to pay their rent for two years? THEY don't even have to pretend to be the guy's fiancée. I know Vee is only 17, but she honestly felt like maybe 12.
I also found Hugh's worry about his familial trauma and then the eventual solution to it kind of... lacking.
Unfortunately it was kind of ruined by the two sisters being annoying, and by taking the situation a bit too seriously, I think. Like, these three women have been living in poverty, barely being able to afford to live somewhere, and they can't handle living in an Earl's house for a few months to get enough money to pay their rent for two years? THEY don't even have to pretend to be the guy's fiancée. I know Vee is only 17, but she honestly felt like maybe 12.
I also found Hugh's worry about his familial trauma and then the eventual solution to it kind of... lacking.