I received a complimentary arc for review purposes

This was a very enjoyable and well written romance. It stars Reed, who is a good guy with a very bad dating rep on a new app rating bachelors. Darcy is a librarian and she just discovered the app and when Reed appears at her library one day to help her with a fundraiser. she absolutely recognizes him from the app.

But despite them both being wary of the other they work together and learn more about the other. But someone is out to get Reed using the app. This was a sweet romance. I really enjoyed the characters and storyline and it was well written. My only issue with it is that the story ends with I love you's said but we don't get to actually see it except in the 3 months future. I would rather have seen it more in the actual telling of the story.

Hysterical! What a great story, everything you want in a book and a little bit more.
Poor Reed, his jackassery days with women have caught up with him when a new app hits the ladies phones called Bad Bachelor. It's written for women (and men too) that gives them a heads up on how to avoid bad dates whether they use a dating app or not. Bad date means those notorious bad blow bys that hit and run. And the lovely and very anonymous blogger who writes about the latest has found the man who just epitomizes everything she hates. Reed McMahon. Successful businessman who has a rep yes, but he claims nothing like what they are saying about him. When they start to bother his ailing father he is beyond angry.
He meets Darcy, lovely single librarian who he's kind of nudged into helping get a fund raiser together for the library she works for. She loves what she does, loves the kids and books. Lots of books. She's been burned and her two friends are trying to get her back out into the game, and when one suggests she check out the app and kindly downloads it for her, she already knows who Reed is when he shows up to help her with the fund raiser.
Reed doesn't give anything away, doesn't tell women about himself, his past, his father, the mother who disappeared yet he finds himself talking to Darcy. He hates libraries. He's got a reason for that.
Meanwhile, the banter between these two is fantastic. Stefanie did such a great job with the dialogue, I loved it. When Reed found himself getting a little too comfy, he'd blow her off. Off course these two had a great chemistry and it takes Darcy by surprise when they hit round two.
Reed is not taking this laying down, he's already lost one client because of bad press, the people in the office are talking and one of his bosses is breathing down his neck to land a big client. One he needs Darcy to help him with. Meanwhile he hires a private investigator to find who is running this business and just keeps running into dead ends. Until one day he doesn't. Well hell what a twist.
So I have just hit the highlights, but this is a must read book. It's got it all and along with being funny. It's a great plot, fantastic dialogue and two main characters who you'll love.

**arc from NetGalley and Publisher**
**I voluntarily reviewed an advance copy this book. This is my honest review and the opinions are my own**

Actual stars: 4.5
What I loved: A bada$$ librarian - I'm so tired of the stereotypical librarian character. Thank you for giving this librarian some moxie!
What I liked: The story...Don't judge a book by the cover.
What I hated: The Annie character...from the onset, she was the one I didn't like - I get it, but seriously, her character was flat.

This was a great little read. I wasn't expecting much when I started it just a fluffy romance, but I got more.
It appears this will be a Series and I'm excited for what comes next!!!

4 Stars!!!

What an enjoyable read! Stefanie London has written A LOT of romance novels, but Bad Bachelor is the first I’ve read from her (but it definitely won’t be the last)! Right off the bat, I found the main characters endearing and found myself 100% hooked because of that fact. Darcy and Reed’s chemistry was palpable from the beginning and I loved seeing what Stefanie London had in mind for these two. The pacing was perfect and I have to say there were a couple twists and turns I didn’t see coming—loved that! If you are in the mood for a romance novel that’s the perfect cure for the wintertime blues than 1-click this 4 star gem!