There’s always something to look forward to after a shitstorm.
David Liu
I thought nothing could be worse than being cheated on, then my ex proves me wrong by parading around his affair partner at our cousins’ wedding.
It’s a week and a half long event at a ski lounge, and I’m stuck watching their sickening PDA. Not only that, my ex is set on rubbing his new relationship in my face at every chance he can get.
As if things aren’t complicated enough, my ex’s other cousin offers himself as a buffer.
Jensen lives abroad and is the free spirit of his family. I’m warned against him. He’s known as a bit of a Casanova, and I allegedly fall in love with any man who can make me laugh (which I do not! I vow never to love again).
But Jensen’s more than just the funny guy who’s helping me keep my ex off my back. The more time we spend together, the more I want to dive straight into complicated and forget all about my vow of singlehood.
Even if it’s all fake, I know he’s mine to keep.
Bluebird Day is a standalone fake dating MM holiday romance featuring endless banter, one nosy family, an MC who swore off love (who’s he kidding?), stranded on a ski lift ;), and a slow burn that ends in the sweetest happily ever after.
Pat Mackley –
Love a Holiday season book and what better way than with a fake dating trope to get back at a cheating ex.
The story flowed well, the main characters, David and Jensen were a wonderful combination of romantic and witty.
Loved the supporting characters too.
Angel –
I received a free eARC. This review is submitted voluntarily.
“But you’re a free spirit. You do things to the beat of your own drum, which isn’t a bad thing, but it’s hard to be in a relationship with someone who’s always on the move. Aren’t you always joking about how your relationships never last longer than a month because of this?”
Bluebird Day is a fake-dating romance set in a ski resort at Thanksgiving (and a few more days). Jensen and David are sweet and funny characters. What I loved about the book is how Jensen stepped in to help David in front of his ex, pretending to be his boyfriend. Also, that even though their relationship started just for pretend, it felt like something more almost immediately. Their connection was effortless and it was easy to see why they fell for each other. Their personalities fit together in a way that just worked. And what to say about the secondary characters and the extended family (soooo many relatives), hilarious.
It’s a charming, feel-good romance with lots of laughs, lovable characters, and a fake relationship that never stood a chance of staying fake. I recommend it. I read it in less than one day!
Thank you, Rye Cox for this free eARC in exchange for an honest review.