REVIEW: Fake It 'Till You Break It by Meagan Brandy

49367862. sy475 Title: Fake it 'till you break it
Author: Meagan Brandy
Publication date: February 5, 2020
Rating: ★★★★★
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Fake.
That’s what we are.
That’s what we agreed to be.

I thought it would be harder, convincing everyone our school’s star receiver was mine and mine alone, but we played our parts well.


So well, the lines between us began to blur until they disappeared completely.

The thing about pretending, though, someone’s always better at it, and by the time I realized my mistake, there was no going back.
I fell for our lie.
And then everything fell apart.

It turned out, he and I were never playing the same game.

He didn’t have to break me to win.
But he did it anyway.




My Thoughts... 

This book came out of left field. I didn't expect to love it as much as I did. And damn did I LOVE it. Everything about it. It was perfect.

I loved the pacing of this book most of all. Nothing felt rushed, everything happened and occurred seamlessly. It did not feel like it dragged or like it was going too fast. It was absolutely perfect.

Next, the characters were totally amazing. Loved Nico and Demi individually and together they were an amazing couple. Sure, Nico did have some problems but those problems are what made me love him even more. He was such a sweetheart to Demi. It was good to see the dynamic between Demi and her mother as well, they were not close and that impacted her greatly in her life and made her feel lonely. We don't normally get present parents in most romance books, especially the romances set in high school, so this was refreshing and good to see that not all relationships between parents/child is a good one.

Lastly, I loved the friendships in this book. Demi was really close with her group of friends and I loved seeing them hang out and talk and also loved seeing how they all loved one another. Especially when one of them was hurting or had something going on, they were all there for their friends.
I also loved the friendship between Nico and his best friend Trent. They were really close and I loved seeing the way Trent would look out for his friend and just be there for him.

This book blew me away and I cannot wait to read more of this authors work.

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