A Christmas Boyfriend Recipe

A Sweet Holiday Romance

By: Lisa Catmull

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

I’ve discovered the recipe for the perfect fake boyfriend. This one is five stars. Highly rated.

But I can't keep him.

It was a total accident. I went to Thanksgiving dinner with the boss's son and came home fake engaged.

Jonah’s got all the ingredients to make a perfect boyfriend, even though he's clueless. I can work with that. Literally. I’m spending the month of December with a swoony fake fiancé and his gorgeous twin in Vermont while they prep for a cooking competition.

Too bad this engagement has a built-in expiration date.

Jonah's not the kind of guy who gives up easily, and he’s developing a secret sauce of his own to win me over. Even though things are heating up between us, there’s no way this relationship is anything but a half-baked idea.

Because I’ve got a secret of my own simmering, and if it spills over, there’s no way to clean up this mess.

A Christmas Boyfriend Recipe is a sweet fake engagement romantic comedy with swoony-worthy kisses, but no spicy content. This book might involve a few cries along with the laughs—and plenty of smolder.

love

what a great story. I love it. I love how she incorporated love, drama and a cooking show

Time I can’t get back

Narration was terrible. Characters were annoying with their wishy-washy back and forth feelings. I stuck it out and the ending was the only saving grace.

Aweful narrative

Cute story well told but the automated voice is awful!!! I will start filtering from now on

the mother and family are too much/ computer voice made it hard to listen to

I feel like maybe I would have enjoyed this more if I read it vs listen to it cu the audio voice was terrible bit really the pushy mother and too involved family was too much for me. I couldn't finish it.