Head Over Heels Review

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One tiny lie can cause a whole lot of trouble…

Magee Sinclair has had it up to her sassy short hairdo with the recent blunders pushing her family's advertising agency to the brink. How can she accept the promotion her father plans when she keeps making costly mistakes? She needs to bring in more business however she can. So when new client Justin Kane asks her to role-play as his girlfriend for a weekend in exchange for a lucrative campaign, she jumps at the chance.

Justin's goal to expand his chain of bike stores hinges on a distribution deal with a manufacturer. First, he needs to impress the man at a mountain resort while they bike trails with their significant others. But Justin's girlfriend dumps him, forcing him to find a quick replacement. Magee—pretty, clever, and a skilled cyclist—is the perfect choice to masquerade as his "lover."

Or so Justin thinks.

Because Magee is in major trouble. She knows no more about mountain biking than Justin does about demi-bras. Before long, an irate ex pops up, fake identities abound, and a whole lot of doors slam in the middle of the night. Yet, through the chaos, Magee and Justin discover what it really means to fall head over heels...

My Review:

Sometimes it feels like everything is falling into place...other times it feels like everything is falling apart. For Magee and Justin everything is falling apart. Magee feels like everything she does is a disaster. Justin's girl friend broke up with him days before the biggest weekend of his career. They need each other... they just didn't realize how much.

Let me tell you how much I loved this book. I laughed so hard all the way through. Poor Justin has his work cut out for him with Magee. (Pronounced May- GEE) It just seems like hilarity and disaster follows this poor girl. From Mountain Biking to trying to get to bed... I was in my bed laughing hysterically. I can honestly say I haven't read anything by this Author... and if it wasn't for this handy dandy ARC from Net Galley... I might have never had the pleasure.

The Characters were well thought out and brilliantly written. The plot was something I could see actually happening and reminded me of an ABC Family rom-com with the exception of one very steamy scene at the cabin. Like all romance novels the the couple falls in love faster than you can say, "How do you do?" But that's okay because I fell in love with them long before the book said, " The End."