Tawna Fenske - The Last review

OH man! I really enjoyed this book. It was fresh, exciting, cute and fun! Sarah and Ian knew each other years ago and had mostly lost touch. They had the occasional check-in on social media, but overall, hadn't been as good of friends they once had been. When a flirty and seemingly innocent chat message between them heats up and they reminisce about the past and the pact they had once made with each other, things quickly escalate. In true Tawna Fenske style, what could be completely awkward and embarrassing is cute and fun and both the reader and the characters get a good laugh! I loved easing back into the friendship these two had and the chemistry between them is palpable. They’re compatible and balance each other out. Their relationship felt realistic and I was cheering them on! I didn’t want this book to end. I so enjoyed where life took them and can’t recommend this book enough! While it’s fun to catch up on characters from previous books, the other books don’t have to be read for the reader to enjoy this one. 

Sarah Keating was sure she’d be married by 30. Husband, kids, the kick-ass career helping adults with Down Syndrome—she assumed she’d have it all, and there’d be no need to fall back on the marriage pact she made with her best pal from college.

But a tipsy message she sends from her birthday party brings Ian Nolan to her door ready to rock her world, and not just with mind-blowing sex. He’s up for tying the knot, and has a million pragmatic reasons it makes perfectly good sense.

As Sarah and Ian test drive their marriage-of-convenience, they navigate awkward business dinners, a slippery steam room hookup, and a costume party gone awry. Their friendship is stronger than ever, and the sexual chemistry is off the charts.

But is that enough to make a marriage work, or will one of them fall hard and end up brokenhearted?

Each book in the The List series is STANDALONE:
* The List
* The Test

* The Last