Entertaining fluffy romance story.

Maddox has been lying about his sexiality for years. He has fooled everyone in his hometown into believing he is gay.

One night, while partying in New York city, he comes across Chastity, his high school sweetheart, who's now getting married. She invites him to the cerimony and asks him to bring his boyfriend along.

In order to keep people from discovering his lie. Maddox has to find a boyfriend, a fake one, and Damon is willing to take the role.

What starts out as a fake relationship may lead to a real one.

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The concept is not very original but the execution is worse. There is no real story line that's carried out from the beginning of the book to its end. Instead, random things happen here and there in order to create a fake sense of drama. The characters are bland: Maddox is the sarcastic a-hole and Damon, the perfect boyfriend. Other characters came into play only when it was convinient. None of them felt real. It takes a while for the first sex scene to happen, but once it does, they have sex too often. It felt like feeling pages.

The narration wasn't the best as well.

The two starts go the writing that was very clear, and the fact that despite all the flaws, the book was entertaining at least.