How to Lose a Fiancé

Sophia has always lived her life as the good girl. She always does what her parents ask of her. When her dad “offers” her up for marriage in order to keep his business from failing, she infuriated! She can’t believe her dad would have her marry a perfect stranger to save his business, that he’s gambled away! So Sophia devises a plan that’s sure to work. She’ll fly to another country under the premise of marrying Dion. Prior to the wedding, Sophia hopes to bring enough quirkiness, embarrassment into the relationship that Dion will honor his word of saving her dad’s business, but bow out of marrying her. Dion, a self-made billionaire, has always had trust issues. Growing up without parents drove his need to prove himself. Wanting to make his mentor proud, before he passes, Dion enters into an arrangement to wed Sophia in exchange for owning her father’s business. He doesn’t want the business to make money. He wants to own it in order to destroy it! His mentor doesn’t know this, only his best friend. When Sophia arrives, Dion finds she is nothing like her father! In fact, he finds her refreshing. He’s even offended for her that her father would offer his daughter to a stranger. Dion finds Sophia’s antics endearing. Her taxidermy and the Baroness are hilarious! I think I even had a pair of “clown” pants growing up! Great story! Unique, funny, heart wrenching at times, but ultimately a great love story. It’s about forgiveness and moving beyond the past so that you can build a future. I read a gifted copy and all opinions stated are my own.

How to Lose A Fiancé by Stefanie London. This is Sophia Andreou and Dion Kourakis’ story. This was s a fun read. Sophia and Dion’s characters were so much fun. I was hooked from the beginning to the end. It was fun seeing Sophia’s personality as she discovered her true self. Dion tries to distance himself from people and says he doesn’t believe in love but does he really feel that way. This book left me with a smile and helped relieve stress from everyday struggles. I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.

How to Lose A Fiancé by Stefanie London was a fun and charming read. An arranged marriage nobody wants, that is until they meet, then all bets are off. Sophia has always done what was expected of her, the good daughter. But when her overbearing father demands she marry for convenience, she is done. She has a plan to ditch said fiancé. I loved when Sophia was just herself. She was quirky and fun. Dion worked hard to be where he is today. He was driven and determined but could still be caring and kind. He saw right through Sophia’s plans and even though he was also against the marriage, once he meets her he is drawn to her. I loved their witty interactions. How to Lose a Fiancé by Stefanie London was fun and steamy read. Happy reading!

How do you get out of an arranged marriage when your father is the actual worst? Be the exact opposite of everything the potential groom would want. Sophia's antics were absolutely hilarious. I could picture all of her crazy outfits and laughed out loud to her unbelievable schemes. I loved how Dion took all her crazy in stride and did his best to roll with it. These two kept me wanting to read more to see what would happen next. I missed the first book in this series but I'm adding it to my TBR!!

I really enjoyed this book. I was chuckling and smiling the whole time I was reading it. The antics that Sophia pulled to convince Dion he did not want to go through with the arranged marriage were hilarious. The clown pants were a hoot but what killed me was the taxidermy namely Baroness Sasha Foxington III. Even with the crazy clothes that Sophia wore there was just something about her that drew Dion to her. He couldn’t figure it out because the kind of woman she was portraying was definitely not someone he would want to be with. Once he figured it out and Sophia was able to be herself they both had trouble fighting their attraction to each other even though neither of them wanted the arranged marriage. They spent a week in Paris to see if Dion could convince Sophia to go along with the arranged marriage and she was able to offer up “demands” that she wanted were she to go along with it. I loved that BSF became an inside private joke for them and that she popped up throughout. It showed that Dion and Sophia were connecting in more than a physical way. Of course not everything is easy and when Dion had to deal with the death of someone close to him he pushed Sophia away in the process. Luckily Dion comes to the realization that he did in fact fall in love with Sophia and needed to fix what he ruined between them. I loved these two together from the beginning. There was just something about the chemistry between them that worked even when they didn’t want to work.