The Cheat Sheet

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Synopsis

The Cheat Sheet by Sarah Adams is a lighthearted and sweet romantic comedy that centers around Bree Camden and Nathan Donelson, two lifelong best friends. Bree secretly harbors feelings for Nathan, who happens to be an NFL quarterback and a total heartthrob. She believes her crush is unrequited, and she’s determined not to ruin their amazing friendship by confessing her feelings. Things take a turn when Bree accidentally spills her true emotions to a reporter after one too many drinks. Suddenly, the media is all over the story, and their relationship becomes the center of attention. To save face and keep up appearances, Nathan suggests they fake-date, but it’s not long before fake feelings start to feel very real. It’s full of humor, awkward moments, heartfelt confessions, and all the swoon-worthy vibes. It’s perfect if you enjoy best-friends-to-lovers stories with a wholesome, romantic twist!

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Is The Cheat Sheet appropriate for my child?

Suitable for most readers 16 and up.

This sweet romantic comedy features best friends navigating fake dating that turns real, with some kissing and romantic tension but no explicit content. Light language and media attention storyline with wholesome overall tone.