Mr. Romance: Franklin U, Book 3

This one had such a sweet plotline that I had a big smile on my face throughout reading it.The mix-ups poor Charlie got himself into had me chuckling while also shaking my head at his absolute clueless naivety.Liam, aka Lee, was also really easy to like, he's a romantic who likes to help others do special things for their partners or wannabe squeezes.This book, overall though, is the one that confuses me because of its links to Louisa's paranormal ghost series.There's nothing in here, or the Franklin University series as a whole, which indicates that the supernatural is a thing, yet here we have prominent appearances of Ian and Matt (as well as Keiran and Connor) who are secondary characters in the Ghostly Guardians world.There's also another crossover with her Joy Universe series, which I've not read, but that one didn't really cause any issues.Still it's a minor quibble in what's a really sweet and very engaging story that sees two guys fall in love almost accidentally.Given their young ages, this ends with a very solid HFN which I could definitely see turn into a HEA.

I think this may be the first book by Louisa Masters that I’ve read, but I will be on the look out for more.Charlie is such a complete and utter Himbo, with the sweetest character and obliviousness that you can’t help but forgive him. The beginning of the book made me feel so bad for him, not least because his friend Ian had to intercede and save him whilst it was all being filmed.The thing is, I have known people like Charlie (albeit without the trust fund) so it was easy to picture how he got himself into that position in the first place. I did feel bad for him trying to figure out just who else he had unwittingly tangled in his web!Liam was a completely different character in terms of being extremely organised, romantic in spirit and an all around good guy. And picturing him throwing himself into those gymnastic moves didn’t hurt either!I really enjoyed this duo – from their initial meeting and Liam helping Charlie sort a few things out, to where they began to spend more time together and get to know each other. I felt very much like Ian and Matt inasmuch as I wanted them to take off the blinkers and see what was happening! Every now and then, the dual obliviousness or unwillingness to communicate got irritating, but on the whole this entire story was an enjoyable romp – very similar to Liam’s favourite rom-coms!I was intrigued by Ian and Matt, and will look out for their story, but was quietly satisfied with how this all played out and am looking forward to reading more of Franklin U.

Charlie was awesome as a clueless cinnamon roll of a man child but his heart was always in the right place as evidenced once he and Liam got their act together

A sweet and humorous romance. Charlie is sweet and clueless with a big heart. So kind and generous that his problem is everyone he thinks are friends think they are going out with him.After he has three of them fighting over him in public he seeks helpfrom Mr Romance, Liam. Liam loves romance and helps everyone with dates whist never experiencing it himself.He now has to work it from another angle to help Charlie see where he is going wrong. Charlie proves to be a challenge but Liam finds heis enjoying it a bit too much!I love the crossover between these books, bringing back all the characters we have come to love.

Enjoying this Franklin U series and all the characters, some of them from previous books in FU get a very quick mention, Marshall and Felix.This one features Liam Rigby who, as Mr Romance helped out some of the guys in earlier books. On this occasion he is called on by Charlie, who is an extremely kind, generous and friendly guy. He helps out his friends above and beyond. This get him into deep trouble as each person he shows any kindness, generosity or help to, thinks he is dating them or wants to date them. When he doesn’t, they drop him as a genuine friend and this hurts him.Another student Iain rescues him from a scene caused by such a misunderstanding and drags him away as the crowd record it all on their phones and post it throughout the University.Iain takes him to the Gym where his three friends are exercising and thus Charlie is introduced to Liam, aka Mr. Romance.Charlie is adorable and Liam is cute in his serious quiet way. Can Mr. Romance save Charlie from his innocent ways.Lovely easy read from Louisa Masters who is a new author to me.

Poor old - or rather young - Charlie, is gorgeous, friendly, sweet and caring. He's a trust fund kid at uni, and loves giving gifts to his friends.Unfortunately three of his current friends think his gestures are romantic, and they're all going out with him.Ian, a series regular I'm thinking, saves him, introducing him to Mr Romance, a lithe gymnastic science major who offers a tailored romantic advice service to pay for uni.Lee may be Mr Romance, but he hasn't met Mr Right yet.This is downright hilarious. Charlie is adorably clueless and his antics are making Lee earn his money as a friendship counsellor for him.I adore it and want to read another in the series.

I loved the book. I read it so fast that after I was so sad I read too fast.First time reading a book of her but was soo good.

Charlie and Liam drove me crazy at first with the friends with benefits arrangements and not to mention the fact that most of Charlie's friends believe they are dating him but he's not,he's just thoughtful. I've got to say the people who think he flirted with them may need to get out more.