An enjoyable read with characters you can care about. The premise was a unique twist on the standard tropes that kept me engaged.

This was a good book. I liked the characters and their story. I wish there was more about the soccer though. Overall really good!

This was an easy book to read. There was a good storyline and interesting characters. The description of the places were well written especially the ranch in America. It was sad at times but pleased it had a happy ending.

I was really interested in the football background, that is soccer for some of you, unfortunately there wasn’t much of that.

I didn’t really feel the connection between the two main characters and I didn’t think the reason for the fake engagement was strong enough.

The relationship between Dylan and Gabriel was a bit annoying, I mean they carry on through their fake engagement and still it takes them the whole book to decide/confess they are in love.
It’s a personal preference and I don’t like books with instalust.

But I did like the ranch setting and the art talk.

This is the only book I read in this series so that might be why I wasn’t interested in the other characters.

Sweet and sexy:
This book grabbed and held my attention. It is one of the better fake fiance books that I've read in that it wasn't trite nor predictable.
Dylan is desperate to break into the art world and Gabriel wants his father to accept that he isn't going to return and take over the family business. Their fake relationship starts out as one of convenience but soon real feelings emerge and decisions need to be made. I felt a real connection to both characters and could understand how they may have felt or acted in a certain way.
One thing that annoyed me however was that although Dylan spoke a few French phrases, overall his manner of speech was too American and not at all how a true Frenchman would speak. Other than that, it was a great book that can be read as a standalone (I hadn't read any of the prior books in the series but now plan to go back and enjoy these too).
I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. All opinions expressed are solely my own.