Desiring His Dating Coach

Title: Desiring His Dating Coach (Audiobook)

Series: California Dreamin' #2

Author: Kristin Canary

Genre: RomCom

Publisher: Dreaming of You Press

Source: Hoopla

My review:

Desiring His Dating Coach is just as much fun as the first book. I recommend reading the books in order as each one of them follows a group of friends.

They are fine to be read as standalone, but why would you?! 

Kayla and Josh have known each other for years. She is a lawyer and he is the coffee barista. Everything changes quickly and Kayla is floundering and trying to figure out her life. While the story is pretty light and fluffy, it deals with some harder topics too. I could relate to Kayla and her relationship with her parents, and her trust issues. 

Josh is the perfect match for Kayla. He is so sweet and sees her for who she is, not the mask she wears. Their chemistry is perfection and their first kiss is swoon-worthy.

★★★★/5

Synopsis (Goodreads): 

Rule Number 1 of being a dating coach? Don’t fall for your client. It’s as simple as that—or is it?

I like rules. Rules make me happy. Rules keep me in control.

Most importantly, rules keep my heart safe.

But when I suddenly find myself out of a job and blackballed by my Wicked Ex-Boss, the rules of the game change—and now I’m opening shop as a dating coach.

Local coffee shop barista Josh Gregory agrees to be my guinea pig, and I jump at the chance to help him land the woman of his dreams.

But as Josh and I work together to “improve” his dating game, I start to wish that woman was … me.

Because I can’t help but be drawn to those mysterious blue eyes of his, his quiet wit, and the kindness and patience he offers me over and over again.

And fine, the way he looks without a shirt on isn’t bad either …

But I’ve got a job to do, a business to run. So I’m keeping things professional between us. Pro. Fes. Sion. Al.

Because … rules.

Or are some rules just begging to be broken?

Fans of Sarah Adams will love this closed-door romantic comedy with lots of sizzle and spice, but no on-page explicit content.