So she asks her three best friends who host a podcast where they give out dating advice, so in exchange for their help, she goes on the podcast with them. Short rundown, we have the heroine, a 27 or 28 year old woman who think she's completely hopeless and undateable because of her awkwardness. Perhaps I would've been kinder, but I would probably rate it the same. I would not have liked this book even before I read that series. And I was so desperate that I was picking random books like this one that I thought that I would maybe like. But maybe it's my fault I read a series some weeks ago that puts all five star books to shame, so now I'm in a slump where every other book pales. I read hundreds of books a year yet not one book has made me feel the urge to immediately, not five minutes after finishing the book, made me want to pick up my laptop and type up a review. WARNING: This review is coming straight out of reading this longer than necessary book and WILL contain minor spoilers. The book was pretty boring in my opinion, but it did manage to capture my attention for a good 35% of it and make me annoyed enough to write this. It seems as though I'm part of the minority here but oh fucking well. No cheating, and an ultra-sweet HEA guaranteed! The guys have been teaching me how to get a boyfriend, and now it’s time I put their lessons to the test.įaking With Benefits is a sizzling fake dating romance featuring multiple love interests, tons of molten fake relationship heat, and a whole lot of heart.
It’s not long before I realise that their friendship isn’t enough for me anymore. Every butterfly-inducing touch lingers a little too long, and every molten kiss ends in fireworks. Easy.īut as my lessons become more and more intense, we soon find ourselves getting in too deep. In return, I just have to make an appearance on their relationship advice podcast once a week. Together, they agree to be my ‘practice boyfriends’, and come up with a lesson plan packed with fake dates, make out sessions, and classes on flirty texting. Josh, the boy-next-door with the sculpted jaw and calculating stare.Īnd Luke, the silver-haired divorcee… who also happens to be my old professor.Īfter a bad date leaves me crying on their shoulders, the three men are determined to help me find a guy. There’s Zack, the huge rugby player with the cheeky grin and rippling biceps. Lucky for me, I have three overprotective best friends who are all-too-eager to help hone my dating skills. And with my thirties rapidly approaching, I’m starting to lose patience. I’m twenty-eight and I’ve never had a boyfriend.
My name is Layla Thompson, and I am undateable. Must be tall, ripped - and willing to teach me how to kiss.
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