The Truth About Faking:Jason just wants a date with Harley.
Harley just wants a date with Trent.
Trent's still getting over Stephanie.
When Harley and Jason decide to fake date, they uncover a school of deceptions. Trent's got a secret, but so does Jason. And the more time Harley spends secretly kissing her fake boyfriend, the further she gets from her dreams with Trent.
Worst of all, Harley's mom is getting cozy with her hot massage therapy student, and even Harley's Reverend Dad can't fake not being bothered by it. But when the masks finally come off, can everyone handle the real truth?
The Review
3 1/2 Stars
The Truth about Faking is a great read with a couple slow places, a great male character, and a heroine easily forgotten. I loved the love triangle between Trent, Harley, and Jason. But I feel like it was easy way out with the way the author decided to end it. Although it was kinda obvious. The description says that Trent is still getting over Stephanie but he wasn't. Jason was a funny and charming guy who wanted people to like him for him and not for what he has. Harley was a whiny and desperate girl who doesn't know what she wants. The beginning of the book consisted of her trying to win Trent over and complaining about Jason. She was a character you could easily forget. There were a couple parts where I wanted to put the book down because nothing was happening or Harley was complaining too much. Would I read the book again? Maybe.
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