Foolproof Love: Volume 1

When an ex comes back into our lives, we have the urge to show them what they've been missing out on. Coupled with the knowledge of people's expectations of what our lives should be like, we could do some crazy things. Jules & Adam's crazy pretend scheme makes for entertaining and steamy reading. I also enjoyed the interactions of the secondary characters. I cannot wait to read Aubry & Quinn's story!! Definitely loved this story. Katee Robert sure knows what she's doing!

ARC Review: Foolproof Love (Foolproof Love) by Katee Robert The thrill of the chase is almost worth all the heartache that's faced. Jules loves small town living but hates the gossip and speculation that goes with it. Katee Robert is just as rebellious as the characters she writes. She aims for the shock and leaves with the heart. For instance, Adam comes across rugged and tough but he is really a man running scared. The same can be said of Jules. The fact that she thinks outside of the box is the reason I enjoy reading her stories. With Katee Robert there's always something new.

*******4.5 Seriously Hot, Quirky, Cat-Loving Stars******* Jules Rodriguez has a problem. Her ex, the one that dumped her and high-tailed it out of town right after high school graduation, is back in Devil's Falls. Jules knows that some people think of her as the 'on the shelf' spinster with a penchant for cats, nursing a broken heart over the one that got away, and she is determined to put an end to that idea. How? By stirring up some scandal, and giving the townfolk, especially Grant, something to talk about. Enter one Adam Meyer, former bad boy of Devil's Falls. Adam is more than happy to help a girl out, as long as she knows the score: he's just back in town for a while, but he sure isn't staying. In the meantime, though, he'll be glad to help Jules with her plan. Okay, I'm not going to lie. If you tell me that the heroine of a book owns a cat café, namely Cups and Kittens, I'm already all in. Add in a tall, dark, sexier-than-sin cowboy, one that's damaged but not beyond redemption, and I'm a goner. Happily, FOOLPROOF LOVE by Katee Robert, has all of this and more, making it one of my favorite reads lately. Katee has the gift of writing books peopled with quirky complex characters, and storylines that grab you from the first words and wrap you up completely. I didn't know much about FOOLPROOF LOVE before I started it, but knowing that Katee had written it, there was no question that I had to read it. I loved every single character in this book. Jules spent high school known as one half of the 'golden couple,' until Grant left Devil's Falls for greener pastures. Since then, she's done her best to move on, and she has done, for the most part. Her love of her hometown is evident in all that she does, and she is not about to have Grant, or anyone else, determine how people see her, or how she feels about herself. Adam Meyer is definitely not a 'what you see is what you get' kind of guy. Shaped by his father's desertion, he couldn't wait to leave Devil's Falls behind, refusing to be tied down to any place or anyone. But one person that Adam would do anything for is his mother, and finding out that she's sick has brought him back to the place that he just can't bear to stay. The chemistry between Jules and Adam is H.O.T., oh, my gosh, it's crazy combustible, like, whoa, as Jules would say. The two agree to be 'fake' boyfriend and girlfriend, in order to kick up Jules' scandal factor a few notches, but, well, we know how these things go. It isn't long at all, oh, maybe one hot minute, before the 'fake' part evolves into something very real and not at all what either of them was expecting. I can't say enough how much I enjoyed FOOLPROOF LOVE. Besides two main characters that I love, Katee has populated Devil's Falls with a whole host of other folks that I can't wait to read about. Aubry, Quinn, Daniel, all of them have a story of their own, and I can't wait to have them in my hot little book-loving hands. I highly recommend this book (can you tell?!), and suggest you pop it right up to the top of your TBR. Happy reading!