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Pride, Pancakes, & Paris

By: Emmie J. Holland
Narrated by: Andria Mae, Josh Putnam
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While finishing up her last year of college, Georgia Clark is busy spending her time with 16-year-old environmental science students. But when Sawyer Owens shows up with a free ticket to Paris, France, Georgia is forced to consider taking an actual break.

While her best friend's brother is inviting her to attend a fully funded destination wedding, there is one little catch. Georgia is going to have to pretend to be Sawyer's girlfriend. None of that would be a big deal if it weren't for one unfortunate piece of information: Sawyer and Georgia hate each other.

A witty, fast-paced, enemies-to-lovers romantic comedy featuring forced proximity, best friend's brother, loads of banter, and lots of sarcasm.

©2023 Emma Steinbrecher (P)2023 Emma Steinbrecher
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  • Categories: Romance

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This rom-com hit all the bases! Loved it!

This story had Emily in Paris vibes, but accessible and down-to-earth. Main characters were relatable, and had believable chemistry. I loved the realistic depiction of the FMC as a high school teacher. Smart, witty banter, moments of real depth, DELICIOUS tension. Fantastic casting, the narrators were so easy to listen to and played these characters so well.

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I was hooked

From line 1 I was hooked! I loved this story so much!! The narration was amazing!!!

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Adorable!

Incredibly adorable story full of great snarky banter and the narrators did a fantastic job! Also “whatever you need” ❤️❤️❤️ I love it!

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The Kind of Fake Dating I Can Get Behind!

Not enemies to lovers, but not friends to lovers either. It's that cliché Best Friend's Sibling bit, but it worked. Even when Sawyer made a bad decision in sending Georgia away from the hospital, he had a moment of compassion for her position but decided to stay in his anger anyway. It was refreshingly normal.

As a contemporary romance in a modern, real-world setting, a lot of work is done in world building, but Holland sprinkles in enough details of Paris and Georgia's school, the hospital, Georgia & Emmerson's apartment, that you fell like you are right there beside them.

I liked how the author developed the insult banter between Georgia & Sawyer. Reminded me of a couple of my past relationships. The good parts that is, which made the plot move forward at a nice pace. I was certainly intrigued by the nasty event and how the conflict of interest really played into the conflict between the characters. The Brother/Sister bond was beautiful as well. Everything was a logical playout & frankly was a much needed palate cleanser for me. Also the narrators were phenomenal. I love Andria's voice and how she gives these women's voices just the right level of vulnerability & strength. Josh, it's nice to meet you.

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