And as a couple they were pretty great. This book was surprisingly slow burn which I really liked, but there was a bunch of romance when they were fake dating to make up for that! Overall, they were a really cute couple even if at times some aspects of their relationship seemed random. The score wasn’t the only thing keeping me on edge though. Nathan seemed really off during the first quarter. He finally settled in and threw four touchdowns, but still, he didn’t quite seem like himself. I watched the game from his couch and screamed so loud through most of it that I won’t be surprised if he tells me he could hear me at the stadium. Bree, the whole answer is that I don’t want to wait another second without being 100% truly and completely yours. I know some people have quirky personalities and I am sure that this was supposed to be quirky. It was not.

I was expecting a lot from this book and it didn't deliver. I was so so so excited to read it and then I started it...and now I can't even finish it. Hello, I am a puddle of goo. I am mush. I have collapsed into a pile of swoons and sighs. The Cheat Sheet is the most adorable and heartwarming swoonfest of a best friends to lovers romance I’ve ever read, and I’m slightly depressed now that it’s over because I miss it and because I want this kind of love story for myself. As always, my main points are bolded. Her struggling dance studio is at risk of closing down, and apparently Nathan the NFL legend BOUGHT it for her? 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”. The brownie scene, Nathan's experiment, Bree’s “experiment”....I might have combusted a little bit.Dual POV was literally the best choice for this book although I was in fact yelling at both Bree and Nathan throughout the whole book TO JUST KISS ALREADY EKJHBEBVD (warning: it is very slow burn and if you're expecting smut you won't find it) The whole idea of the cheat sheet is so cute, and what’s even sweeter is Nathan’s teammates helping him put it together. also you’ve got the rich x poor trope where rich person is like “you know i can buy you something i really don’t mind” and the reply is “no but ill feel bad🙁” and it made me want to rip my hair out. rip bree and her morals i don’t have any so if anyone ever wants to buy me a car i won’t mind.

The romance was so sweet and extremely swoony. And there was still steam, even though the big stuff happened behind closed doors. This was different steam. It’s hard to put it into words, but the emotion and the love that was present was more than enough for me. The build-up to the big stuff, like the tension and the wanting and the kisses were so well written, that I didn’t feel disappointed or like I lost anything by not reading an actual sex scene. I loved it, and felt it was perfect. When Nathan’s voice reaches me, low and quiet, I almost think I’ve heard him wrong. “Yeah, but that was when it was just fake.” I think Bree’s habit of gifting her loved ones trinkets that make her think of them is sweet, and shows she cares. Those women hated each other. Admittedly, that one also didn’t go so well. Here’s to hoping this third time will be the charm. Are you kidding me right now?! Only gigantically tall people keep their 9×13 baking dishes in the very tip top of their cupboards. Nathan had his apartment renovated a year ago to fit his vertically blessed stature. The Cheat Sheet PDF Book Free

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I'm bailing a bit early (~15%) but I just can't at this point. The main problem is a personal one—that they've been sleeping with other people while in love with each other. I mean, they've been in love with each other for ten years, which makes it difficult anyway. I mean, have a conversation, people! Seriously. Only they're so busy friend-zoning each other preemptively that they can't have a serious talk, apparently. Which is bad. But worse, they're sleeping with other people!