Jenna & Jonah's Fauxmance by Emily Franklin and Brendan Halpin

It was so, so, cute. Jenna and Jonah are so pitted against each other that they can't see what's sitting right in front of them, and they can't understand it either. It doesn't help that they're having a fauxmance. It really doesn't help that the media thinks Jonah is gay. This book is told through alternating points of view, and is rather funny.

Here's the Blurb:

Fans of romance don't need to look any further than the fauxmance brewing between teen idols Charlie Tracker and Fielding Withers-known on their hit TV show as Jenna and Jonah, next-door neighbors flush with the excitement of first love. But it's their off-screen relationship that has helped cement their fame, as passionate fans follow their every PDA. They grace the covers of magazines week after week. Their fan club has chapters all over the country. The only problem is their off-screen romance is one big publicity stunt, and Charlie and Fielding can't stand to be in the same room. Still, it's a great gig, so even when the cameras stop rolling, the show must go on, and on, and on. . . . Until the pesky paparazzi blow their cover, and Charlie and Fielding must disappear to weather the media storm. It's not until they're far off the grid of the Hollywood circuit that they realize that there's more to each of them than shiny hair and a winning smile.


                           I give this Book Three Stars.