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Date Me The Me Series Book 1 edition by Logan Chance Literature Fiction eBooks

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Date Me The Me Series Book 1 edition by Logan Chance Literature Fiction eBooks

Date Me by Logan Chance is a witty, sexy read that will keep you madly turning the pages, while questioning if polygomy could actually work!

So, the premise is that Erik needs a date for his ex's wedding. Seems simple, right? Well throw in 2 meddling sisters (the hilarious Marley & Lexi), a dating app, 2 beautiful women and suddenly things aren't so straightforward!

Kayla and Belinda are both great female leads. They are smart, funny, sexy and very likeable. Which means that we are able to relate to the struggle Erik experiences, while trying to choose between these two captivating women.

The story flows with ease, and as it progresses I definitely did start to root for one of the girls. And while a love triangle storyline can sometimes be tricky to navigate, the author has handled it with skill, leaving you wanting a happy ending for all three leads and providing a satisfying ending.

I am a big fan of Logan Chance's writing, and especially of the heroines that he writes. They are strong, intelligent characters who hold their own against the male leads. However they still maintain a sense of vulnerability that makes them relatable. These are the type of women that I want to read about, and Logan Chance writes them beautifully.

A five star read that I highly recommend.


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Date Me The Me Series Book 1 edition by Logan Chance Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

Date Me is a sweet, funny, and sexy read that will have you stuck to your kindle/e-reader.

Erik is a sexy kickass pilot who gets put on a dating site by his two meddling sisters who want him to find a date to his exes wedding.

Kayla and Belinda are best friends who run a bakery together. Kayla sets Belinda up on the dating site as well hoping to help her find someone special to love.

What happens when Erik meets the two of them separately without knowing they are best friends. To find out you should go and ONE-CLICK this book!!!
Both Erik and Kayla aren't happy. His ex is getting married, and she was just dumped after being cheated on by her boyfriend. He is set up on a dating app by his sisters. They feel it is their duty to meddle with his lovelife so that he can have a date to the ex's wedding. For some reason, they feel it is important for him to show up at the wedding with a 'hot date' to get his revenge on his ex.

Kayla sets up her best friend Belinda on the app, since she has the worst luck with men. Kayla hopes Belinda can meet someone that will treat her right and make her happy. Kayla sees the ridiculous profile that Erik's sisters have set up for him and for some reason decides to message him. They become closer through messaging back and forth and Erik agrees to meet Belinda. When they do meet, they have a nice time but the sparks just don't fly for them. When he takes Belinda home after their date, he sees Kayla and is immediately attracted to her. Hoping to create something real that will alieve his loneliness, Erik keeps trying with Belinda while trying to avoid his attraction for Kayla.

When Kayla's deceit finally sees the light of day, Erik doesn't know what to think and cuts both women out of his life, resulting in misery for him. He doesn't understand the deception and has trouble coming to terms with it. Can he and Kayla get past their rocky start to begin to build something real?

I didn't like the dishonesty of the female characters in this story. While it provides drama for the story, I just can't understand perpetuating the lie. As a result, Erik feels miserable and guilty for being attracted to Belinda's best friend, while he is still confused about his feelings for Kayla. The hurt this creates is significant. However, the chemistry between Erik and Kayla was wonderful, and watching them try to work past the deception was enjoyable.
I knew from the first sentence Date Me was going to be special. And what followed that first sentence was pure magic. Erik Murphy needs a date for his ex’s wedding, so his sisters, who I ADORED, decide to help by putting him on a dating website. Eeeek! l

Erik unexpectedly gets entangled in a bit of a triangle, and I have never been so torn. I loved both girls, Kayla AND Belinda. Which is RARE. I don’t handle triangles well, because I’m usually set on one person and then that person loses. Grrr. And then I get mad. Not this time, I liked both girls. They were written so well, I couldn’t pick between them. Thanks a lot! And did I mention the girls were BEST FRIENDS. Ugh. I didn’t know what to do! And neither did Erik.

Date Me set up the question looks or personality? It was an intriguing glimpse into the dilemma Erik found himself facing. It actually made my brain hurt thinking about it. Who do you choose when you have unexpected and undeniable attraction to one girl but the other you are connecting with emotionally? I’ll tell you, I gravitated towards Belinda at first. Their cute messages were one of my favorite parts of Date Me. You can’t discount connecting with someone on that level. BUT, oh my god, Kayla was more than just a pretty face. She had depth underneath that gorgeous exterior. I found myself feeling bad for her that he was sexually attracted to her. Pretty people can have a personality, too. Give her a chance, Erik! But don’t forget about Belinda! She has cookies and you want that cookie. See my dilemma? See Erik’s dilemma? I hate choosing! I can tell you this… I found myself being open to a threesome, if that’s what it took for everyone to get a happy ending. Gasp.

Erik also turned out to be more than the hot pilot. Thank god. Much more. I loved his sense of humor, and the banter with his sister’s made me laugh out loud. His messages with Belinda showed he had a vulnerable side, too. And he won my heart over a tiny detail. He asked one of the girls if she wanted to talk about her bad day. My heart pitter pattered all over the place.

And he was SEXY. Date Me was so hot it burnt my fingertips sliding the page over. My goodness, Erik. I bet your fingertips caught on FIRE sending those sexts. And you sure know how to use whip cream. Whoever said whip cream was meant for pie LIED. And no, pie is not a euphemism. Well, actually, I guess it is. Because Erik is NAUGHTY.

Soon, Erik finds himself becoming deeper entangled with both girls, and how this would end well, I had no clue. Cause, Erik, best friends! Eeeeek! I really can’t tell you much more without spoiling anything. Sorry. You’ll have to read and find out how all of this played out for Erik.

Logan Chance really captured something special with Date Me. I read this in one sitting, start to finish, completely engulfed. Date Me may have been a novella but it definitely didn’t lack any detail, humor, emotion, or heat. Just ask my burnt fingertips. If you’re looking for a 5 star read, you definitely need to read Date Me. And here’s a little tip If you burn your fingertips reading, whip cream soothes them. xo
Date Me by Logan Chance is a witty, sexy read that will keep you madly turning the pages, while questioning if polygomy could actually work!

So, the premise is that Erik needs a date for his ex's wedding. Seems simple, right? Well throw in 2 meddling sisters (the hilarious Marley & Lexi), a dating app, 2 beautiful women and suddenly things aren't so straightforward!

Kayla and Belinda are both great female leads. They are smart, funny, sexy and very likeable. Which means that we are able to relate to the struggle Erik experiences, while trying to choose between these two captivating women.

The story flows with ease, and as it progresses I definitely did start to root for one of the girls. And while a love triangle storyline can sometimes be tricky to navigate, the author has handled it with skill, leaving you wanting a happy ending for all three leads and providing a satisfying ending.

I am a big fan of Logan Chance's writing, and especially of the heroines that he writes. They are strong, intelligent characters who hold their own against the male leads. However they still maintain a sense of vulnerability that makes them relatable. These are the type of women that I want to read about, and Logan Chance writes them beautifully.

A five star read that I highly recommend.