Review: Forgetting Jack Cooper: The Stuntman Edition by Erin McCarthy

Title: Forgetting Jack Cooper: The Stuntman Edition

Author: Erin McCarthy

Release Date: 10/16/2017

Source: ARC

Links: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36411222-forgetting-jack-cooper

https://www.amazon.com/Forgetting-Jack-Cooper-Erin-McCarthy-ebook/dp/B076BT4FVZ/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1508429562&sr=1-1&keywords=9781944172268

Synopsis:

If there’s one thing Toni Salvatore knows how to do, it’s make people laugh. Having embarked on a life of comedy back in college playing pranks with current Hollywood star Jack Cooper, she’s now a YouTuber with her own passionate following. Too bad her newest joke—a fake on-set kiss with Jack—results in an epic case of mistaken identity…and with Toni getting flattened by Jack’s stunt man and body double. What’s a girl to do but make the best of a bad situation?

Chance Ashton takes everything seriously—he’s had to, because of his past. Then he mistakenly drops the hilarious and hot Toni to the ground in what he thought was an action scene, and he’s so intrigued he lets her kiss him after all. The results? More explosive than anything he’s experienced filming movies. When Toni seems to be interested in more than a fast laugh, he knows better than to believe her…and yet…

For the first time in her life, Toni’s pratfalled herself into what could just be a real romance. But can she convince the sexy stunt man she’s capable of more than just a joke?

REVIEW

Forgetting Jack Cooper: The Stuntman edition was a quick but funny read.  

Toni has been a friend of Jack's for a long time, they know each other very well and Jack's come to Toni asking for forgiveness - which leads to a new prank for the comedien - one that turns out, with the help of mistaken identity - to lead to something much more for her. 

Stunt man, Chase, is a very serious guy, not one to joke around or try to be funny, he's taken by surprise by Toni in the midst of a prank meant for someone else and finds himself utterly confused and enthralled at the same time. 

For two people who couldn't be more different, yet find themselves instantly pulled into each others world, there's a lot to work through. Can Chase take anything Toni does or says seriously when all he knows is her propensity for humor and jokes?  Can Toni show Chase she can be serious when its needed?   Can they find a path together that leads to a HEA?