Nico needs to show Demi that she was always going to be his, she wasn’t a move against his family, and Demi – She has to accept the big picture, look a little deeper at the boy whose stolen her heart. Jealousy, lust, love, sex, lies, betrayal, family histories and secrets coming to light, the rollercoaster this book takes you on will make you laugh and cry in the same chapter – because nothing is as it seems – and Demi? She finds that out the hard way. Because Demi was always meant to be Nico’s – she just didn’t know it yet.īut nothing is ever that simple, with her crush suddenly showing interest in Demi he never had before, friendships being threatened by mistakes made years before, betrayal, lies and ulterior motives – Demi and Nico don’t have smooth sailing, because maybe there’s nothing to break her fall – and she does fall, hard, for the boy that was only supposed to pretend. When Nico convinces Demi they need to “fake” date to get the attention of her crush, they fall into it like they were always meant to be, the lines begin to blur and figuring out whats real and whats just pretend is getting harder and harder. When Demi and Nico are paired up unexpectedly in class – they’re suddenly rekindling a friendship that they thought was long lost – although not without plenty of effort on Demi’s part. He’s one of the star players on the football team and he is ALL alpha male.

From the very first page, I was invested in the book and had the urge to read one more page just kept growing. Nico is broody, handsome, moody, stubborn and sexy as heck. Fake It Til You Break It is the perfect culmination of three of my favourite tropes fake relationship, opposites attract and an NA/YA school romance. And what better way then to think about making a move on her crush?

With her controlling absent mother, her dedication to her dance and her friends, she wants to make her senior year the best in can be. They are in no way lacking in lust or looks either.ĭemi is a blonde beauty with long legs and curves for days, thanks to her background in dance – specifically hip-hop. Demi and Nico are seriously incredible to read about, they have chemistry, charisma, history, drama, and red hot attraction. Then Vesa Häkkinen talks us through Finland’s anti-disinformation campaign, which includes using teddy bears to teach toddlers about the media.ĪND Tom Noble AKA Roger Gammon is here to talk about the book we’ve all been waiting for: ‘Chaos with Ed Miliband’.This book has to be one of my favourite Meagan Brandy books. Samantha Bradshaw explains how tech firm business models contribute to the problem. From Russian bots to deep fakes, what threat does fake news actually pose and how can we stop it spreading? We hear from social psychologist Sander van der Linden about why we believe fake news and how “prebunking” can help us to spot it.

Fake it til you break it book