LIVING HELL
What could be worse than running into the guy who first broke your heart? Having to be his fake fiancé.
Iona Dell is the “It” actress of Hollywood. That is until a series of flops and a terrible accident has producers rethinking financing anything she touches.
She’s hard-working, humble, and realizes anything good can be taken away in an instant. When her agent helps her turn her life around, Iona never expects to become engaged to the guy who first broke her heart.
Tyler Ferguson is the local sexy veterinarian. He’s kind, always willing to lend a helping hand, but a bit of a flirt.
He’s been saving his pennies for years to buy a home. Growing up moving from rental to rundown rental, he dreams of having a place to call his own.
When the vet finally has the keys to his new house, he’s eager to start his move. But when he walks inside for the first time, there’s already someone there. His very first crush.
He hasn’t seen her since promising his heart, eleven years ago.
In order to get her to leave, he has to promise to marry her.
Elizabeth Lynx writes romantic comedy with steam. She’s a recovering comedian. Wife and mother of the male species. Believer in love & laughter. Her life consists of preventing small catastrophes and wondering if a day will exist when she doesn’t have to fold laundry.
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Living Hell, a fake engagement with a recipe for disaster…
Tyler and Iona fell in love in high school but it didn’t last. So many years later when she came back home, well there was still something in the air, a mix of angst, sexual tension and of course the weight of all the unsaid things and unsolved relationship. Maybe it was time to get closure, right?
I appreciated the colorful characters and the craziness in the air, everything going on fast paced but sometimes I felt like the chemistry was off. And mostly driving me crazy but I guess it was the point.
I appreciated reading about these two former lovers with their heavy baggage, when the hate and love were definitely blurred. I was looking forward to reading Tyler’s story and found about that woman who crushed his heart. For someone who was supposed to be over, he was acting the contrary. Iona knew how to push his buttons like no one else. A fake engagement with a recipe for disaster.
Some situations were pretty hilarious and I enjoyed Elizabeth Lynx’s sarcastic humor. I usually didn’t mind some craziness and wildness in a story but sometimes it was going off in all different directions that made lost my focus at times. It was a great enemies to lovers story but the scenario was just a bit too much to me.