Too Good to Be True
Fiction | Novel | Adult | Published in 2008
384
Novel • Fiction
Contemporary
2008
Adult
18+ years
In Too Good to Be True by Kristan Higgins, Grace Emerson, an English teacher, copes with her ex-fiancé dating her sister by pretending to have a new, ideal boyfriend named Wyatt. As pressure mounts to introduce him to her family, she befriends her attractive new neighbor, Callahan, an ex-con, complicating her ruse. The story reveals themes of love, family dynamics, and personal growth. Issues related to incarceration and deception are present.
Emotional
Contemplative
Bittersweet
Heartwarming
Romantic
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Kristan Higgins' Too Good to Be True offers a heartfelt, humorous romance, praised for its engaging characters and emotional depth. Readers appreciate the witty banter and relatable protagonist. However, some critics find the plot predictable and secondary characters underdeveloped. Overall, it's an enjoyable, feel-good read for fans of contemporary romance.
Readers who enjoy romantic comedies with a mix of humor and heart will find Too Good to Be True by Kristan Higgins delightful. Fans of authors like Sophie Kinsella and Emily Giffin will appreciate Higgins' witty writing and relatable characters. Perfect for those who loved Can You Keep a Secret? or Something Borrowed.
22,021 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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384
Novel • Fiction
Contemporary
2008
Adult
18+ years
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