She politely forwards his along, but he gets nosey and reads them all… and then forwards them along with his comments/thoughts/musings.

They also work for the same company, and keep getting each other’s emails. He’s Kennedy Riley, and she’s Riley Kennedy. The two main characters share a name, but in reverse. This was such a fun listen! I love a good fauxmance (as you know), and this one was delightful. The Christmas Pact by Vi Keeland & Penelope Ward And when she tries to read a sexy scene in a book? Gold. She’s super awkward, and would rather roll into the bushes and hide after falling than just get up and face her hot neighbor… which is what she does. Heidi’s Guide to Four Letter Words by Tara Sivec & Andi Arndt This is on audiobook only, and I loved it! The narrators used the best tones of voices to convey humor and sarcasm, so I laughed even easier than I would have if I’d just read it. He sleeps on the couch, and Josie is so concerned that he’s going to have to go to bed without a book to read that she forces The Hunger Games on him. One night, he stays over at their place because the weather is bad and he can’t drive home. She sees and hears everything, and she really loves her sister. I don’t think I have ever loved a kid in a book more. Josie is the young teen sister of the heroine. Both books have such deep concepts as well, so they’re well rounded and wonderful.

And the relationship is YDEO is full of hilarious sabotage and shenanigans. Maybell in Twice Shy has some of the best inner monologues. Just follow her on Twitter and you’ll get a taste of it, but both of these books have so much heart and had me laughing so, so much. Sarah’s kind of humor is my kind of humor. Twice Shy and You Deserve Each Other by Sarah Hogle It should surprise no one that my books are all romances… because it’s not even worth reading a book unless there’s romance in it (except I do love mystery/thriller, but those are rarely funny).

Welcome to another TTT! And thank you to Claire Book Lovers Pizza for suggesting this fun topic! I love books that make me laugh, so this topic is right up my alley.

Frosty by Harriet E. Weaver