Ben Howard's Reviews > Mr. Romance

It's third time lucky for me with this series.

After hearing about Mr. Romance in the previous books, we finally get to meet him. Liam helps people around campus plan dates and romantic moments, for a fee. He's very successful at what he does, however his own love life not so much.

Charlie is a very giving person. He's attentive to his friends needs, and as he's lucky to have a trust fund, he likes to pay for his friends. As far as he's aware he's just being a good friend, but when three of his 'friends' paths cross, an argument breaks out. They all think they're dating him.

Charlie's (actual) friends come up with the idea of enlisting Mr. Romance. Instead of helping Charlie woo somebody, Liam is going to use his knowledge to help Charlie find out who is a friend and who actually thinks they're dating him.

And of course, with Liam and Charlie spending so much time together they begin to have feelings for each other.

I loved this concept. It was unique and fun. Charlie is just so innocent and naive at times and Liam having to explain to him how people can take his gestures as romantic was so funny. Especially the guy who thought Charlie was his sugar daddy 😂😂