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I am an enormous Lauren Blakely fan, and when I read the synopsis for this book, my interest was instantly sparked. I’m a lover of all things romance, especially romantic comedies, whether they be in book form or on film. I love everything about them from the meet-cutes to the sweet and sometimes cheesy way the couples fall in love to the over-the-top grand gestures and everything in between. So when I realized this book kicks off with a play on what is probably the grandest of the grand gestures on film – the Dobler/boombox scene from Say Anything – I was sold.

Blakely gives readers a hot nerd hero in roller coaster designer, Kyler. He was so endearing, so adorable in his cluelessness—I adored him instantly. His mangled attempt at the Dobler-inspired boombox moment was a hot, hot mess, but he owned it and stole my heart in the process. Finley, the girl next door to the girl of Kyler’s dreams, is a comedy writer of her own TV show on the verge of being cancelled. She is in desperate need of inspiration when the poorly singing, bumbling Kyler is dropped right on her lawn. After hearing his plan win his former girlfriend’s heart back, she knows she needs to help this guy.

Finley and Kyler were both so quirky and very different, but I think that’s what drew them to each other. They naturally challenged each other, and I think that was what initially drew them to each other and sparked the attraction between them. Their flirty banter was quick and hilarious, and despite their differences, this couple had fantastic chemistry. Finley wasn’t exactly keen to take another spin on the “I’m still in love with my ex” rollercoaster ride that is written all over Kyler, but she does want the inspiration he’s giving her—as long as it doesn’t inspire anything other than plot ideas. It doesn’t take Kyler long to realize that he’s chasing the wrong girl, though, and he flips his focus on Finley. I loved all of his movie-quoting, and his whole sweet and seductive routine was utterly swoon-worthy.

Unzipped by Lauren Blakely was lighthearted, sexy and amusing, and it was exactly what I was looking to read when I started it. With Blakely’s clever writing and a wholly entertaining storyline, Unzipped was a witty, fun and charming romance that kept me smiling the whole way through. Five smooches from me!


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Unzipped Lauren Blakely 9781732575509 Books Reviews

was pulled in right from the prologue. I still have such a fondness for 80's movies and pop culture so this book really spoke to me. It's fun, quirky, and full of romantic tropes.

He is an an intelligent man with a unique and interesting career. He is a planner and feels he is ready for love and commitment. But he is also a bit of a clueless male who has been surrounded by brothers who also give not so great advice. So he sets off on an adventure to revisit the girl he last felt strongly for...his college girlfriend.

She is a television comedy writer and in need of some fast inspiration for her series. She was not expecting this strange man to show up in her life, but he certainly helps inspire her. She is chatty, funny, quirky, and curious. She loves a good story and he is full of them.

When they team up to work on their separate goals, they develop a fun rapport and mutual support system, and can quote with the best of them. But the closer they get, the more confusing it gets. As they are helping each other, they are starting to have to avoid and deny some things that might be changing. They've both got fears and insecurities from their pasts that affect how they see relationships.

But sometimes life flips the script. These two are teaching each other. They are growing and changing. They are learning from their mistakes, building self worth, and trying to be better people. But they are dancing around attraction and temptation, while having fun, sharing common interests, and pushing each other's buttons. Reality can slap you in the face when you least expect it. And sometimes plans do not always go as...planned.

These two are totally adorkable! Hanging with them was totally fun! They are quirky and imperfectly perfect together. I loved their adventures, their humor, and banter. And anyone who loves 80's movies knows how important grand gestures are and that you have to get it just right. I enjoyed the tropes and plot ideas and how they were integrated into a new unexpected rom com. It made me happy and giddy and I adored it.
Tom (aka Kyler), has grown up since his college days when the love of his life broke up with him. Now that he is a successful business man, he decides to make the grand gesture, to get the girl back. Off he goes to her home, carrying a boom box to play her favorite song outside her bedroom window. Classic right! The problem with this is, first of all the boom box malfunctions, so he ends up singing the song. Then the wrong girl appears at the window. Come to find out his ex doesn’t live there anymore. The good news is that Finley, the girl at the window, offers to help him to make the grand gesture.
Finley is a writer for a comedy show, that may soon be on the chopping block. When this crazy guy shows up with a boom box outside her window, Finley runs outside to meet him. All she’s thinking is that this could be an angle to her show. When Tom tells her the reason for the boom box, Finley offers to give him love advice. However, as they get to know each other, feelings start to grow. Can two people that have so much in common, realize that what they have in front of them, is worth fighting for.
I am an enormous Lauren Blakely fan, and when I read the synopsis for this book, my interest was instantly sparked. I’m a lover of all things romance, especially romantic comedies, whether they be in book form or on film. I love everything about them from the meet-cutes to the sweet and sometimes cheesy way the couples fall in love to the over-the-top grand gestures and everything in between. So when I realized this book kicks off with a play on what is probably the grandest of the grand gestures on film – the Dobler/boombox scene from Say Anything – I was sold.

Blakely gives readers a hot nerd hero in roller coaster designer, Kyler. He was so endearing, so adorable in his cluelessness—I adored him instantly. His mangled attempt at the Dobler-inspired boombox moment was a hot, hot mess, but he owned it and stole my heart in the process. Finley, the girl next door to the girl of Kyler’s dreams, is a comedy writer of her own TV show on the verge of being cancelled. She is in desperate need of inspiration when the poorly singing, bumbling Kyler is dropped right on her lawn. After hearing his plan win his former girlfriend’s heart back, she knows she needs to help this guy.

Finley and Kyler were both so quirky and very different, but I think that’s what drew them to each other. They naturally challenged each other, and I think that was what initially drew them to each other and sparked the attraction between them. Their flirty banter was quick and hilarious, and despite their differences, this couple had fantastic chemistry. Finley wasn’t exactly keen to take another spin on the “I’m still in love with my ex” rollercoaster ride that is written all over Kyler, but she does want the inspiration he’s giving her—as long as it doesn’t inspire anything other than plot ideas. It doesn’t take Kyler long to realize that he’s chasing the wrong girl, though, and he flips his focus on Finley. I loved all of his movie-quoting, and his whole sweet and seductive routine was utterly swoon-worthy.

Unzipped by Lauren Blakely was lighthearted, sexy and amusing, and it was exactly what I was looking to read when I started it. With Blakely’s clever writing and a wholly entertaining storyline, Unzipped was a witty, fun and charming romance that kept me smiling the whole way through. Five smooches from me!