A fake-dating romance between a trainer and her client turns hot and emotional, leading to some very real feelings!

I'm a sucker for fake dating stories because we all know they are going to lead to the couple catching some very undeniably real feelings and this one does not disappoint. There was undeniable chemistry, great banter and fiery angst between Taylor and Jamar.

I was a fan of The Boyfriend Project and couldn't wait to see more of the friend trio we met in that book. Taylor is feisty, independent and driven. I loved how guarded she was and how Jamar broke through her walls. Plus, the female friendships are thriving and stronger than ever in this book, which was wonderful.

This book is all about believing in yourself, overcoming challenges and coming out stronger in the end. I love how Farrah Rochon writes strong, driven, intelligent female characters. In The Dating Playbook she tackles emotionally heavier topics with sensitivity such as learning disabilities, grief, guilt, anxiety & mental health.

I found this to be a great addition to The Boyfriend Project series. I'm already looking forward to London's story.