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The Break-Up Pact
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The Break-Up Pact by Emma Lord -> Starting April 1st, 2024
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megs_bookrack wrote: "Finished! This was a solid 4-star for me. As an Adult Debut for Lord, I feel like this was well-executed. It definitely has a more serious tone than her YA books, but I feel like that makes sense i..."
I'm enjoying your insights as someone who has never read any of Emma Lord's stuff before. Not clicking on the spoilers yet but this has me alot more optimistic than some other reviews I saw.
Probably won't get to it until this weekend or next, but I'm intrigued again.
I'm enjoying your insights as someone who has never read any of Emma Lord's stuff before. Not clicking on the spoilers yet but this has me alot more optimistic than some other reviews I saw.
Probably won't get to it until this weekend or next, but I'm intrigued again.
I started this last week and then set it down to finish Aprils BOTMs in time for those points. I'll be picking it back up later this week.
I am going to finish this (well at this point restart because my memory is crap) just working through a backlog of other arcs.
I have actually restarted now. This poor book, it's not like I was having a bad time, I was enjoying it but I should know better, as soon as I put a book down to read another it's over.
megs_bookrack wrote: "To Mid-Chapter 6: I love how Sanaa is [spoilers removed]"
Yes same. She's so great and that scene was so fun.
Yes same. She's so great and that scene was so fun.
Finished
This was cute. Not what I expected, but in a good way. I've realized I'm not a light romcom person so I was happy with the more serious tone. I'm sad to see the reviews are mostly mid, I thought it was a solid four stars.
This was cute. Not what I expected, but in a good way. I've realized I'm not a light romcom person so I was happy with the more serious tone. I'm sad to see the reviews are mostly mid, I thought it was a solid four stars.
But after they both experience public, humiliating break-ups with their exes that spread like wildfire across TikTok rabbit holes and daytime talk shows alike, they accidentally make some juicy gossip of their own—a photo of them together has the internet convinced they're a couple. With so many people rooting for them, they decide to put aside their rocky past and make a pact to fuel the fire. Pretending to date will help June’s shop get back on its feet and make Levi’s ex realize that she made a mistake. All they have to do is convince the world they're in love, one swoon-worthy photo opp at a time.
Two viral break-ups. One fake relationship. Five sparkling, heart-pounding dates. June and Levi can definitely pull this off without their hearts getting involved. Because everyone knows fake dating doesn’t come with real feelings. Right?