The Cheat Sheet

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The friend zone is not the end zone for Bree Camden, who is helplessly in love with her longtime best friend and extremely hot NFL legend, Nathan Donelson. The only problem is that she can't admit her true feelings, because he clearly sees her as a best friend with no romantic potential, and the last thing Bree wants is to ruin their relationship. But those abs... This series is one of my most favorite book series of all time. I am a huge fan of darker fantasy and so this book blessed my life with its gothic vibes. It was very clean, which is actually quite hard to find in a Young Adult fantasy book these days. Overall, not much to say. Cute Rom-Com vibes with a hero who worships his heroine, and a supportive female lead that tells her hero how much letting go of his pent up emotions is healthy and encourages him to go to therapy 👏👏 four, the dialogue just didn’t make it feel like they were adults. like the lines with nathan and his team could have just as easily been used in a conversation from high schoolers and it would not change a thing. the side characters were just really flat and were only there to yell at nathan and bree for being morons. i don’t understand how this book is intended for adults because the writing was just so incredibly juvenile.

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Bree and Nathan have been friends since high school, minus that small break of college, but best friends through and through. The only problem? They both are in love each other. The next problem? Nathan is the starting QB for the professional football team in LA. When Bree gets drunk and admits her love of Nathan to a reporter, they take the problem and turn it into a fake dating scheme for a commercial for the Super Bowl. Nathan wants nothing more than to keep it real. With the help of his teammates he creates the Bree Cheat Sheet, the one list to win her over. Is their friendship worth the risk? The Cheat Sheet Review You and I rewritten took me by storm. I dearly love this beautiful, emotional, important, and deeply romantic story! Will and Graham are unlike any couple I’ve read before—and they were exactly what I needed!! In a world where toxic relationships are too often celebrated, Chip Pons gave us a couple who know how to communicate and play and grieve and celebrate together. It was truly a joy to read!!Bottom line is, now my best friend is smudging all the lines and acting very un-platonic, and I’m just trying to keep my body from bursting into flames every time he touches me. Now about the romance, why? This was just miscommunication. Not once till the end of the book did they think “mhm maybe the other person does like me”. Nathan is literally so unexpected and sweet and kind (and let's admit it is JUST VERY HOT) AND HES LITERALLY A HUGE SOFTIE AND I NEED A BEAR HUG FROM HIM (would also love to call him dad...)