A fun and flirty romance, The True Love Experiment is a lighthearted take on love, reality TV, and self-discovery. Felicity “Fizzy” Chen is a bestselling romance author who has never actually been in love. When documentary filmmaker Connor Prince
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A fun and flirty romance, The True Love Experiment is a lighthearted take on love, reality TV, and self-discovery.
Felicity “Fizzy” Chen is a bestselling romance author who has never actually been in love. When documentary filmmaker Connor Prince casts her in a dating reality show, she unexpectedly finds herself drawn to him instead.
While the premise is engaging and the banter is fun, the execution feels a bit predictable. It’s a cute, easy read but lacks the depth of some of Christina Lauren’s earlier works. If you’re looking for a breezy rom-com, this one delivers, but don’t expect anything groundbreaking.
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