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Twisted Twosome is a standalone romantic comedy by author Meghan Quinn. I have really enjoyed all of Meghan's books that I have read in the past, and twisted Twosome was no exception. This was a fun banter filled romantic comedy about an unlikely couple that I downed in one sitting. There was really only one thing that bugged me, which we will get to later, but I doubt it will bug many of you. I think I am just weird. Let's start with all of the things I loved about Twisted Twosome.

I loved that this book was told in dual narrative between Racer and Georgiana, or Georgie as he calls her. I loved all of the bickering, bantering and pranks galore between the two of them. They were constantly trying to one up the other one, and I found it to be hilarious. Meghan Quinn is so good at writing romantic comedies. Her books always have me laughing. I also love the way she writes romantic tension. She is oh so good at crafting a slow burn romance. I loved Georgie and Racer. I loved them so, so much! Twisted Twosome was a whole lot of fun. The plot moved at a brisk pace and honestly, there really were not any dull moments. I had a lot of fun with Twisted Twosome.

And now for the one thing I didn't love. And I should warn you, I don't think this will be an issue for a vast majority of readers but it did irk me. Racer is busting his butt, working multiple jobs to try and pay back his dad's mountain of medical bills. So as I am reading, I felt so bad for him, thinking he was dealing with a sick father on top of everything else. But then I found out his dad had passed away, and I was even more upset for him. But then I thought about the medical bills. Which is son is not responsible to pay after his father passed away. It just bummed me out that Racer was working his butt off for something he doesn't have to do. So it annoyed me a little bit that the research was off on that point, but like I said, I'm weird. I don't think many people would even notice this, let alone be annoyed by it. So take my annoyance with a grain of salt. Other than that, I loved Twisted Twosome. The book was funny, sexy and all kinds of fun.

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