How Not to Fall for Your Best Friend

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How to Not Fall for Your Best Friend

Written by: Meg Easton

How Not to Fall for Your Best Friend is a great romantic comedy of best friends turned romantic. They have been friends for years. Peyton wants her happily ever after, preferably sooner than later. Max, on the other hand, wants nothing to do with marriage. This  dichotomy is what leads to the competition- who can find the most dates in one week.

This entire story is humorous with sweet romance and friendship laced throughout. The characters that were introduced in the first How to Not book are such fun characters. While their lifestyles are different, they are the best of friends and willing to do anything for each other. I loved reading the progression from friends to more than friends, and everything in-between. 

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