After a devastating breakup, instead of drowning in her tears, Amelia Day starts a new business. For a hefty fee, she uses the methods for training foster dogs to transform men into suitable marriage material. Her track record is impeccable until she meets perpetual bachelor Phin Baxtor. From the start, she’s confused as to why this guitar-playing hunk would even want to hire her, but she needs the money, so she takes him on. Phin is content with working in his food truck all day and playing the field at night. But his business partner, Jay, offers him a bet he can’t refuse. If Phin can complete Amelia’s program without changing his ways, he will win Jay’s rare guitar. Certain his task will be easier than playing “Hound Dog,” he agrees to enter the program. With Phin and Amelia spending all their time together, her techniques begin to slip past his defenses. He might become her biggest success, but falling for a client isn’t supposed to be part of the deal.
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Sometimes you just need a good fun romance to brighten your reading stack. This is that book!
Amelia has been crushed by a former fiance, so she decides to train men how to find their soulmates. I love how she incorporated dog training and phrasing into her technique. But she doesn't expect that this client will be her last. Phin has played the field all his life but never knew what he was missing in finding the right woman for him.
This book made me laugh and even tear up a little at the end when they get their HEA. There is a great scene at the end that had me laughing out loud, so much so that my husband asked what was so funny. Of course, it is never as good trying to explain a scene if they aren't reading the book.
I thought the food truck name was great, PB&J, which was a play on Phin and Jay's names. There is even music trivia sprinkled throughout. I didn't know any of the answers, but maybe you will.
There are so many great characters, and I could see this becoming a series. I'd love to know what happens with some of the other single characters, such as Layne and Axel.
If you are looking for a light-hearted book, then definitely pick this book up. We give it 5 paws up.
Amelia runs a foster-wife business where she puts her clients through a training programme that will turn them into good husband material. She uses her love of dogs for analogies during her instructions and so far she has been very successful.
Phinn is a bit of a player in the romance market and he takes a bet that he will fail Amelia’s coaching techniques; however he isn’t prepared for what she has planned and how well he does in all of the tasks.
This was a bit of fun and I enjoyed the storyline. Music, dogs and working in a food truck gave this book some amusing moments and I really liked Amelia’s large family. Happy to recommend.
Both of the main characters were unbearable. Also the main character literally made a job out of trying to “change” men for the better by making them fall in love with her then leaving???? That makes no sense. Anyway she was flabbergasted that it didn’t really work. Also she was mad that the dude made a bet against her before he even knew her??? Also this dude is quite literally named Phin (pronounced Finn) and he is a walking ick. And he makes a big deal about being a music trivia expert and almost never gets beat yet he never once knows a single piece of trivia throughout the book.
Also I will give you a summary of the end of the book to further dissuade. Phin put himself into a dog cage at the rescue Amelia works at, held a sign that said “adopt me”, said “woof” when he saw her, then abruptly proposed (they’ve known each other like a month, max). And then Amelia asked if he has fleas, flirtatiously.
Amelia Day has made a name for herself as a foster wife. (Yes, you heard that right.) While unconventional, the quirky business plan has garnered tons of street cred and boasts great success in transforming unlucky-in-love bachelors into well-rounded gentlemen ready for marriage. When Amelia agrees to work with handsome but annoying bachelor Phin Baxter, she has no idea how difficult he plans to make it for her.
Phin, a food truck owner, and wannabe musician, loves women as much as the next guy. They are fine for a fun time, but he isn’t interested in anything more. So, when his best friend tries to talk him into completing Amelia’s program, Phin scoffs at the idea. But all it takes is one bet and Jay’s coveted guitar to twist Phin’s arm. If he flunks out of the program, the guitar will be his. All Phin has to do is make Amelia’s life hell, so she’ll fail him. It seems easy enough, right? But what he didn’t plan on was developing feelings for her.
“The Foster Wife: Helping Men Find Their Forever Homes” by Cindy Dorminy is an adorably eccentric rom-com with a unique premise that had me giggling to the last page. With the storyline fortified by two opposites—peppy Amelia and brooding Phin—there was no shortage of awkwardly comical scenes to keep readers invested. Moreover, the switching of perspectives gave me a greater understanding of each character’s intentions.
Being attracted to a potential client topped the list of no-no’s for Amelia, so I knew it would be a recipe for disaster when she agreed to foster Phin. On top of that, Phin’s hilarious attempts to sabotage his completion of the program made this a book I couldn’t tear myself away from. From strategically placing a bunch of empty beer bottles around while splaying out half-naked on the couch to hosting impromptu poker nights with the boys, Phin pulled out all the stops to alienate Amelia. But it was Amelia’s improvisational skills that always seemed to foil his plans. Yet, despite their differences, the author created Amelia and Phin with something in common—an unrelenting stubbornness, and I loved how it played out in the story.
In addition to the comical scenes, the author has done an excellent job of building palpable tension between the characters, often revealing itself in their back-and-forth banter. I loved how the pair desperately tried to ignore the physical attraction, which added to their growing frustration toward one another. I knew it was only a matter of time before their hormones would take over. With bated breath, I waited.
“The Foster Wife: Helping Men Find Their Forever Homes” was an enjoyable read from beginning to end. Because of its quirky premise, the story will undoubtedly top readers’ lists, and I could easily see the rom-com being adapted for the big screen. If you love contemporary love stories sprinkled with humor, you don’t want to miss this one!
The Foster Wife was such a fun book! I enjoyed every second of reading it. Think “I can change him” but with the most perfect subtle romantic scenes, all of the feels, and some amazing humor!
There was so much that I loved, so here are my bullet points: - Amazing opener. Really grabs the reader’s attention. - Such a fun concept! Cindy really took an almost unbelievable plot and then somehow got me thinking “how is this not a real service and/or how have I never heard of this before?!” - The pacing was so good! It got me looking forward to the future while also keeping my attention to the page I was on. - The secondary characters were very enjoyable and added a lot to the book feeling grounded. - I cannot stress this enough THE SUBTLE ROMANCE!! It was absolutely perfect and made their relationship that much more special. - Again, Cindy perfected subtlety in writing because it is also reflected in the humor. I was laughing so hard at so many moments. - Both main characters are written so well and are clearly defined, I could see them in my head.
Overall, this is one of my favorite subtle romance books and reviewing my notes from reading is giving me all the feels again. These two were perfect for each other. After reading so many romance book, I get so excited when an author surprises me and there were lots of surprises in this book. I am 100% giving this a reread and recommending it to anyone and everyone.
I happened upon this super cute title while I was doing research at work. Amelia is broke and heartbroken so she starts a business helping men become marriage material as their foster wife (using analogies from her volunteer work at an animal shelter).
Phin is a declared bachelor but hires Amelia on a bet from his business partner. But as you know, things do not go to plan.
Bonus points for author mentioning one of my all-time favorite movies, While You Were Sleeping.
This has to be the cutest romantic comedy I've read all year! Amelia created a business to help train men to be "husband material" based on dog training. So far, she's been very successful, so much that she's getting referrals. Enter Phin - she can't possibly help him when he doesn't seem to want to change. Will she be able to train him to be a good husband to someone someday? Their friends and family make this story so funny and relatable, I laughed and cried right along with them! So sweet, and so great how everything fell into place!
Find out if Amelia successfully trained Phin, or if it was all one big disaster in this great novel!
Unfortunately this book was NOT for me. No spice, no chemistry and an absurd amount of dog-isms/degrading comments. I was not a fan of Amelia, found her unrelatable and kind of whiny. I didn’t mind Phin as much. The whole friend pushing him into the bet and his obsessive interest with Phin’s love life was WEIRD and made no sense to me, why did he care so much?! Also, for the price of the “service” he likely could have just purchased that guitar! And not for nothing, why was Amelia so mad?! If the bet was to pass the class and he faked it all just to pass the class, I get it, I would be mad too. But he bet that he would not pass and then he lost the bet FOR HER by passing and falling in love.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
A little bit rivals to lovers, a little bit instalove, and a whole lot of sweet, The Foster Wife will keep you coming back for more until the very last page!
I knew I was in for a treat when I saw the cute cover of The Foster Wife and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of reading it. The premise is incredibly clever—heroine Amelia Day has a business where she “trains” men to be good romantic partners by applying the techniques she learned while working with dogs at an animal shelter. When food truck owner/aspiring musician Phin hires her to work her magic on him, she knows she’s got a challenge on her hands because he is a self-admitted Lothario. Little does she know that Phin only employed her services to win a bet with his best friend who thinks Amelia’s program will change him for the better. As Phin has no interest in monogamy, he thinks he’s got the win (and the vintage guitar that comes with it) in the bag.
Phin’s attempts at fouling up Amelia’s carefully outlined transformation process (see the contract!) are comical as is her ability to thwart him. They are both very determined, a shared trait that is frustrating at first, but the more time they spend together, the more they realize how fun it is to be kept on your toes by someone. Of course, it’s not all pizza and poker games as these two both have a lot of baggage to unpack before either is ready for a relationship. The grand romantic gesture at the end of the book is really sweet, unique, and perfect for the characters and it brought a tear to my eye.
In addition to the very engaging romance in The Foster Wife, the love of family, friends, and pets is beautifully explored, which made this story extra special for me. The setting of this book, Nashville, is a character unto itself and I enjoyed getting to visit it on the pages and learn more about some of its landmarks and the music culture there.
The Foster Wife is swoony, funny, and a little bit angsty, which is the perfect trifecta for a Romantic Comedy. Fans of the genre, as well as music and dog lovers, need to grab themselves a copy of this wonderful book and settle in for a delightful read!
Amelia and Phin’s chemistry was believable and gripping, and I loved seeing how Phin was different from all her previous clients from the beginning. Consolidating steps here, extenuating circumstances there, until, finally, the inevitable falling for each other. Each of Amelia’s family members were endearing (and Phin’s friend Layne is a force to be reckoned with!), and I’m crossing my fingers that some (or all) of them get their own stories.
Cindy’s writing is clean and fast-paced without leaving out any of the emotional intimacy I look for in my romances. The idea was original and snagged me from the beginning, and the fact that it was a closed-door romance (my preferred spice level) was a huge bonus, especially since I’d never read anything from this author before. She’s crafted a lovable heroine and a swoony hero you can’t help but root for from the beginning.
The only aspects I would’ve changed would be Phin opening up and confiding in Amelia about his father, since he only talked about him with other characters in the book itself. That, and how long the third-act breakup dragged on. Then again, third-act breakups are my own personal pet peeve, and I recognize that they’re a huge part of the majority of books in this genre. Considering that, it was done well, and the characters had believable motives and emotions surrounding it. I only wish it hadn’t gone on quite so long. That, however, doesn’t sway my overall rating since I thoroughly enjoyed the book and couldn’t put it down once I started. I won’t fault an author for conforming to the expectations in their genre, and especially not when they’re as talented as Cindy clearly is.
The Foster Wife is a book by Cindy Dorminy. Amelia Day has moved on after a broken heart, and she’s made a dog-themed business to ensure it never happens again. Using the techniques she applies to prepare foster animals, she reforms bachelors, making them ready for lasting, productive relationships. Phin Baxtor is a professed bachelor and food truck owner, but when Phin’s friend makes a bet with him that includes a Stratocaster guitar, his music-loving spirit can’t pass it up. Phin bets against Amelia’s abilities, but he finds himself drawn to her. Amelia and Phin start to wonder what it would be like to have a real relationship with each other, but the bet, an ex-boyfriend, and walls erected to keep a relationship from blooming may ruin their chances. Cindy Dorminy has crafted a feel-good romance that will keep readers turning pages! The layered characters and well-timed pace will hold readers’ interest as they root for Phin and Amelia’s possible romance. The book is almost an enemies-to-lovers romance, but -even though some of their exchanges could be considered cutting -the two never hate each other. Dorminy provides the perfect setting, Nashville, Tennessee, for Phin, as he is an aspiring musician, and the city gives Amelia ample opportunities to locate potential clients. The secondary characters step in for comic relief and the romance heats up quickly. Dorminy has produced a fantastic stand-alone novel! The Foster Wife is a great selection for readers who enjoy romances with playful banter and happily-ever-after endings.
A fun and cute story with plenty of humor, musical trivia, and dog-centric plot points. The premise is unique, a jilted woman has a consulting business to foster men into quality long term relationship prospects. Amelia is the foster wife who uses dog training references to coach her clients to future forever HEA success.
Phin is tired of his best friend’s non-stop praise for Amelia after she successfully coached his cousin into a HEA. Phin has his eye on Jay’s classic guitar so the two come up with a bet on Phin completing the foster program and failing to change into being a man ready for a forever relationship.
Phin and Amelia spark and sizzle from the beginning with his determination to nettle her and get her to quit. Amelia is determined to succeed with training Phin into a better version of himself.
I found their interactions cute, interesting and humorous, but the time span from first meeting to HEA was exceptionally quick for the storyline. For reference, Amelia lived with her prior client for two months and Phin is described as a much tougher client, but he’s suddenly changed in about a week or two? I can suspend my disbelief, because the storyline is really sweet and fun.
I received a free ARC from the author and Hidden Gems; and I am voluntarily leaving an unbiased review.
The Foster Wife by Cindy Dorminy is the sweetest Hallmark rom-com I’ve read to date! Amelia experiences a breakup that leaves her financially broken. Her passion is to work with the foster animals at the shelter but it’s all volunteer work. With the bills piling up she must come up with a plan for income, so she becomes the Foster Wife who uses trained dogs to help with broken bachelors who are only out there for a fun time with no commitment. She must use her techniques to get them ready for marriage and the desire to settle down. Will her next client, Phin Baxtor, known as the town's most handsome eligible bachelor, have what it takes to pass her program?
Phin owns a food truck that his best friend Jay helps manage. When Jay recommends Amelia’s program he immediately dislikes the idea. However, it didn’t take much convincing from Jay when he bets that if Phin fails her program he will hand over his Vintage guitar to add to his collection as a musician. Phin's intentions are to have Amelia fail him by going against all her contract guidelines and rules.
Who will succeed Amelia or Phin? The book is written by switching character perspectives and its charismatic charm will have you devouring this book!
I would like to thank the author Cindy Dorminy for the ARC in return for an honest review. I look forward to reading many more books written by her!
This story is so hard to stand. The main characters are full of contradictions. Okay. He has a bet he seriously wants to win and play her game and pretend. She says she won't work with him because he doesn't take it seriously. He tries to stop her and convince her. They start, he tries to annoy her and she says he just wants her to leave and she won't let him get there and stays to work with him??? What now??? Okay... then he tries to get her out of the apartment and break the contract because he doesn't want to do it. But then he would loose the bet??? So what now? Then again she decides she won't let him get there. Then she wants to leave because.... poor guy... and he tries to convince her again to stay?? All while he tells her he doesn't want to be tamed. Women should be pretty, nothing else, and use Botox when they get old. She doesn't care, but says she only takes clients that take it seriously????? What now? and of course he has a collection of hundreds of women he hooked up with, she doesn't care and wants him, because she originally started this business because her ex was an as***. Whats wrong with this, who can listen to something like that???? They behave like kindergarden kids but worse.
Their greatest win - It's high stakes for the MCs as they enter into an unusual business arrangement. Amelia's goal is to make Phin marriage-ready. However, he has no intention of ceding, a vintage guitar on the line. As she takes steps to convert him from a yard dog to a pampered pet, he throws up roadblocks at every turn. When she discovers it was all for a bet, fury and hurt take hold of her. She has broken her own rule and fallen for a client. She gets over her mad, his dive through the food truck window an amazing feat of derring do.
This was a great story, the characters an amazing group who have each other's backs. Her family and his friends are in their corner, the long glances not unnoticed by anyone. Phin is a truly great guy, even as he tries to hide it. His care for Amelia at multiple points proved he was the perfect guy for her. Amelia is a sweetheart, beloved by all. I smiled at Phin's sweetness, I laughed at everyone's antics, I grimaced when Phin goofed up. An all-around enjoyable story.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The Foster Wife is a fresh twist on a close proximity, (almost) fake dating trope, with a sprinkling of enemies-to-lovers vibes and some pawfectly delivered animal puns.
Amelia is feisty and determined, turning her heartbreak into a job opportunity rather than wallowing in self-pity and debt. She uses her experience training/rescuing dogs as her inspiration to help men (dawgs) to get ready for proper relationships, and she is excellent at her job.
Enter Phin, who has no intention of changing his ways.
Phin is brilliantly detestable to start with, playing hilarious pranks on Amelia to really get under her skin, which makes seeing how she brings out his true-self all the sweeter.
If you love dogs, strong female leads and fun and flirty banter then you must read The Foster Wife.
I feel so lucky to have read an ARC of The Foster Wife.
Amelia Day starts her own business after a shattering breakup. She takes methods used in training foster dogs and uses them to train men to be ready for marriage. Her current client, Phin Baxtor, is a referral. He's a musician and owns a food truck with a friend. What Amelia doesn't know is that Phin only signed up as part of a bet. But Amelia's techniques are slipping past his defenses and she's falling for her client.
I received a copy of this book from Hidden Gems and this is my honest, unbiased review. I really enjoyed this book which was enchanting and captivating. A rom-com that will have you laughing out loud in places and swooning in others, The Foster Wife, is a story that you won't want to put down. I was drawn in and kept hooked from beginning to end. The concept of "training" men for marriage is both comical and original. Cindy Dorminy is a wonderful storyteller and I highly recommend this book.
What a clever book! Amelia puts her dog training techniques into a profitable side busines - a foster wife! The program is to help bachelors prepare to find a lasting relationship. After having no luck in love after a very expensive break up, Amelia would rather work with dogs, but there aren't any paid positions for that currently.
Phin runs a food truck, PB and Jay, with his best friend Jay, who is dating Amelia's dog shelter co-worker, Hazel. Phin and Jay are also in a band. Phin and Jay make a bet - if Amelia's program doesn't work, Jay will give Phin his beloved guitar, Beatrice. If the program does work, Phin gives Jay his food truck. Phin has no intentions of changing, but he really wants Beatrice. How hard will it be to irritate Amelia enough for her to drop him as a client and admit defeat?
Thus begins the fun. The banter! I just love good banter! Will Phin succeed at failing before falling for Amelia?
Guys. This book was SO CUTE. It felt like a soft blanket and a warm cup of tea the entire way through.
First, the characters. Amelia is a strong lead, even when she feels like things are falling apart. While her program terminology is a little bit cheesy, I couldn't help but root for her. And Phin didn't have me fooled with his playboy facade for even a second! It was fun to watch him soften a little at a time, and the fountain scene was hilarious.
Second, the plot. It definitely gave me How To Lose a Guy In Ten Days vibes and it was SO FUNNY. I laughed and laughed, and it has been a while since a book made me laugh out loud. And then it made me cry happy tears at the end. I didn't really expect Phin to fly through the steps so fast, but it was done in such a way that I didn't feel rushed.
Definitely pick up this book. It's a quick, easy read that will leave you feeling like you've just watched the most adorable rom-com.
This one was yet another fun read. I definitely enjoyed the plot, especially the weird and quirky idea of a foster wife. It was both a genius and an enjoyable plot point.
The FMC, Amelia, is just so sweet. She is not the typical strong lead who can face anything without flinching. She has flaws, inhibitions, and vulnerabilities just like us. That made her very relatable and added a lot of sympathy to her character.
Incorporating dog training techniques to groom men into being more committed was indeed a genius idea. Although it felt weird at first, the storyline gradually grew on me.
I do not think there was anything particularly negative about the book. It just never felt like a five star read.
Overall, this was a light, quirky romance that entertained me and kept me engaged throughout. It may not be unforgettable, but it is definitely worth picking up if you are in the mood for something fun, unconventional, and easy to read.
What a lovely, sweet rom-com! It's a great clean read that centres on the relationship between Amelia - who's been badly hurt in the past - and Phin - who's a confirmed bachelor. Amelia moves in with Phin to be his foster wife and train him for the marriage market. Except Phin has an agenda of his own.
I loved the dog training methods used on a man to make him more marriageable - especially "crate training" - and the play between the characters was truly heart-warming. Amelia was sweet from the start but Phin was a bit of a lad. It didn't take long to see beyond the superficial persona and his character soon grew on me. The warmth that grows between Amelia and Phin is believable and endearing. The ending was very satisfying and so cute. I highly recommend this book. It's very much a bonus if you're a dog lover!
I was introduced to this author by Hidden Gems ARC program and have become a fan. When this ARC was offered, I thought it had an interesting concept! It has hints of a Hallmark Movie with unique stories and crazy jobs. The story is about Amelia Day, who has created an interesting side hustle as a Foster Wife. She takes techniques used at the animal shelter she works at to help get men ready for their “forever home” or since they are human, marriage. Her latest contract is with Phin Baxtor, who makes a bet with his friend that this will not work on him. Phin is a confirmed bachelor who runs a food truck and is an amateur musician, and believes with his family history, marriage is not in the cards for him. These two are great characters that bring you right into the story and have you hoping to see if this foster could fail and create a forever home!
This was a delightful clean contemporary romance that leaves all the warm and fuzzies!
This sweet story follows two wonderful characters and their path to love. It is filled with hilarious analogies, some unfortunate mishaps, and a magnetic pull between the two main characters.
The story and it’s characters are wonderful, as is the character development. The reader has the delight and entertainment of experiencing the growth of the characters and their shenanigans as they navigate their way through self-doubts to a happily ever after.
This story is a light read with minimal drama a satisfying ending. I highly recommend the read!
Thank you to the author for the lovely opportunity to be an ARC reader for this wonderful story!
The Foster Wife has such a cozy, relaxing premise. Amelia is sweet and charming, as is her little dog Dolly, and Phin is frustratingly “doggish” with an underlying heart of gold. My favorite parts were definitely Amelia’s business scenes and how she walked Phin through each step—watching their dynamic shift was warm and satisfying. A lot of the story gave me How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days vibes, which I absolutely loved!
The romance arc is adorable, and the banter between Amelia and Phin is so cute. The plot moves at a nice pace overall, though there are a few slower sections that stall the momentum a little bit. Overall, it’s a fun, comforting story to settle into!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
The characters and the plot was not at all what I was expecting. I loved the Nashville and music lovers vibe but I also loved that this was a whole New Romantic comedy type of vibe.
Between the girl who gets her heart broke and chooses to keep believing in love but not for herself.
The hung up musician who has his own food truck and just doesn’t think love will ever be for him.
This was a very cute, dog loving and lingo using type of book. I really loved the ability to read this book and will be recommending it to all! I feel so honored to be able to read it when I did ✨
The book is about Amelia who after a bad break up starts a business where she turns men into suitable husband material using dog training methods. Her new client is Phin who is doing it in order to win a bet. Can Amelia keep following her number one rule: never fall in love with the client?
The premise this book is wild. It is funny, swoony and very romantic. The book has great main and side characters. Both Amelia and Phin have a loving family. There are a lot of dogs and dog references in this book. I'm not a big fan of dogs but if you are then you're going to love this book even more than me.
Thanks to Cindy Dorminy for providing me with an ARC in exchange for my honest opinion.
While I want to pity Amelia, I also cannot feel she brought it upon herself. Why would you want to spend money you don’t have to try to impress your boyfriend’s friends? Why would you buy luxury items when you do not have the money? Why would you go on extravagant trips if you do not have the funds for it? I just cannot understand that mentality. Especially when her boyfriend had more than enough money to sponsor his and her lifestyle. Don’t trust guys!
It was also weird how she compared guys to dogs. While the parallels are unCANNY, it was still slightly anti-men when she was praised for not being slated by a ruined relationship.
This was such a cute, sweet romance. Amelia and Phin were great characters, and absolutely perfect together. I love the idea of Amelia teaching guys how to find their soulmates and stop being players, the opposite of what you hear a lot about online. The plot was so fun, and had good pacing, so you don't feel like it's dragging or moving too fast. I'd love to see the stories of some of the other characters, they were all just so fun. There were plenty of smiles to be had while reading this, and it was a nice change from some of the darker things I've been reading. If you're looking for a lighthearted romance to read this summer, then put this at the top of your TBR pile.
This is the first book I've read by Dorminy, a new to me author and I certainly hope this is not the last. A wonderful, fun romance read that is well written and absolutely delightful! I loved the concept of Amelia Day's business and the dynamic between her and Phin was so much fun. Secondary characters brought so much to the read. An overall delightfully fun and funny romance that I will totally recommend, re-read and will be eagerly awaiting more from Dorminy! This was one of my favorite laugh out loud romances I've read this year!
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.