Megan Holloway can’t stand her local morning show co-host, Adam Warner, even though he’s a total hunk. He goads her on-air until she says things she regrets. But since ratings increase each time they have an on-air fight, the producer encourages his behavior.
When a relationship specialist comes onto the show purporting that Adam has hidden feelings for her, she reluctantly agrees to go out with him—on camera. What starts out as one date turns into a viral dating show with Megan and Adam alternating between locking lips and knocking heads.
As Megan fights her growing attraction to Adam, their popularity increases and ABC takes notice, offering them their own program. Not a morning show like Megan is hoping, but a dating show in which she and Adam must marry at the end. With the promise of a hundred thousand dollars and the possibility of scoring what she really wants her own national program, she signs on.
What she doesn't know is that Adam has fallen in love with her, and his objective is to get her to do the same.
This is a sweet romance, appropriate for any age.
MY REVIEW:
Sometimes we fail to see who or what is right in front of us out of fear or necessity. Which for Megan Holloway, co-host of a local morning show is true. You see she works with Adam Warner, a handsome, successful, young, good looking, ego gobbler, jerk. Oh, yeah did I say sexy hot? So, you get the picture.
Problem being he knows it. When the sign “On Air” goes on he is an egotistical jerk. When it goes off he is kind and a gentleman. So, who is the real Adam? That is who Megan is trying to figure out. Yet, she just can’t get a handle on him.
When the bantering on air gets going the audience eats it up. And one day it goes viral. They become an overnight success. Then, Leon, the producer starts making scenarios to bump up their ratings even more. But it is always at her expense.
The more time Adam and Megan spend together the more they feel and they like it. Making this all worth it. But yet, not letting anyone gets jammed up. Then ABC offered them their own dating show only catch is she has to marry Adam at the end. Not so bad, right? But every company show has a Leon so nothing goes as planned and neither does their feelings.
This was a fun story. It really is clean for all ages. Characters were funny and sincere. They had family issues that were real and heartbreaking. I give this: 5++++ stars. Follow us at:
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