🏰 Love ad Lib 🐈‍⬛A Fake Relationship, Grumpy Sunshine, Small Town, Steamy Romcom!Foxbrooke Book 1✒️ Evie Alexander🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️I have read the author since her first published book, and while I am a historical romance reader first, and in some way dread rom-com as I do not always see/catch/understand the comical side of some texts because of language barrier as I am French, but Mrs Alexander plays with not only words but contexts and situations which allows me to enjoy her stories and laugh as any native English speaking person.Plus she adds lord or laird here and there, so what not to enjoy.Henry and his kin were introduced in marriage game, and this full outside of the box family was sure to give food for aplenty of stories.At time I could commiserate with Henry, born during the hippy years of my mother, I never really got over my parents walking without second thought in their birthday suit. So instead of it being liberating, it has the opposite effect, I withdrew in my mind and was rather selfconcious.And my parents were not as eccentric as Henry’s.After all dad did have only one wife at a time…Yet for all their outrageousness, everything come from the right place, their heart. They love their children, they are excessive, extroverted and accepting even when they do not understand the lines and blur the frontier of what is normal or not.Why the children, now all adults love their parents even when they cringe about their egregious behavior.Henry is so sweet, always trying to soothe, smooth and help others. Why in the first place he offers Libby the gig, well he is also desperate to get his parents out of his back.But each time he sees her struggling, he needs to ease her path, but Libby is not one accept easily a helping hand, she wants things to go her own way, not another’s.So he hides things, lies.And oh my!Mr Pussy …. 🤣Libby is sunshine packed in a Jack-in-a-box, she is an explosion of liveliness, but she is also very set of her path, things must follow a pattern, hers.Yet for all her energy and capacity to ascertain people’s persona, she is blind or I would say she prefers to lie to herself than to see what is right in front of her, because she feels useful, she is valued.So when Miss stubbornness encounters Mr cinnamon roll, parks there will be.Then there is the third act break, it is in the author’s every romance, so I knew it would come, and that I would be upset at Libby and/or Henry. Here it is mostly Libby, because for all Henry’s mistakes, he did it because he has figured out she would never accept his help despite needing it. So I cheered when Libby got her suspenders straightened by her friend who did not mince her words.So if you’re looking for a great time, to cheer yourself, laugh aloud and swoon like a Jane Austen’s character, this is your read.4.5 stars𝗦𝘁𝗲𝗮𝗺 𝗹𝗲𝘃𝗲𝗹 onscreen lovemaking scenesI have been granted an advance copy by the author, here is my true and unbiased opinion.