Blindsided By Fake Love by Abby Greyson review www.amazon.co.uk/Blindsided-F... This novella is a charming and satisfying romantic comedy that blends humour, heart, and heat with expert finesse. 1

In Abby Greyson’s fresh take on the unplanned marriage trope, former high school rivals Beau and Kit meet by accident in Las Vegas. Next morning they wake up married after a drunken night. 2

The plot is engaging and well-paced, with just the right amount of twists, misunderstandings, and heartfelt moments to keep readers hooked. 3

The characters are the true highlight. Beau is a rugged yet well grounded hero, while Kit is strong, smart, and relatable. Their chemistry crackles, and their banter feels authentic, laced with history and buried feelings. 4

Secondary characters like Beau’s teammates and Kit’s sister add richness and levity without overshadowing the leads. Greyson’s writing style is witty and warm, balancing internal emotion with external action. 5

Dialogue flows naturally, and the alternating perspectives offer deep emotional insight without slowing the narrative. The book could benefit from trimming some of the introspective passages in the middle, to improve pacing. However, this minor flaw doesn’t detract from an enjoyable book. 6