She thinks that it is time to let her hair down and stop being so mature about everything.

I have read a few Camilla Isley novels, all have been imaginative, exciting and laugh out loud, this one is just the same.īlair is extremely likeable. Can she keep her hands to herself, and also get through the lists of things that she should never do? The only problem is, her boss is quite hunky. With no money to cover her half of the rent for the flat she shares with her best friend Nikki, she agrees to the job of ‘Beauty and Fashion editor’ of an online magazine. Trouble is she wakes up in a stranger’s apartment, a man who promises that they didn’t sleep together, but does offer her a job. She is then fired from the job she was currently doing, and then her boyfriend of three years, takes her to dinner, and dumps her for another woman.ĭown on her look she takes to the local bar, where after reading a list of 15 items she was told never to do, she decides it’s time to cross them off one by one, starting with ‘Never get Drunk’. *arc received in exchange for an honest review* And I'm that honest I'll even tell my crush his haircut is bad.īlair Walker is having one hell of a day, she has just been gazumped for the job she has been working hard towards for years, by someone who bought their way to the top. Hats off to the author for making me like a character named Richard. The're the guys that get friend zoned in the end. Richards in books aren't supposed to be cute. But don't worry eventually it'll all turns out okay, okay better than okay in the end. Have I right? Basically my girl gets dumped and fired on the same day. Now i have told you before that this is some super cute stuff with a chicklit-y vibe to it. But still the rest of the book was so swoon worthy (another staple word of romance reviewers hashtag sarry nat sarry) that I honestly don't care. The main dude slept with my main girl's nemesis after they had started making googly eyes at each other. It ss rather cute(plus points from me) until that thing happened. Still don't know if its true or not but I needed some motivation to get back to reviewing and I guess it's kind of working? I've never tried to review an arc before because I thought it was an urban legend that you had to ALWAYS give them five stars.

I Have Never by Camilla Isley