Wren has always lived by a list of rules, especially when it comes to dating. One day, when she is sitting in a coffee shop she notices Asher. Asher is waiting for an internet date who never shows up. Wren decides to pretend to be his date to save him from being embarrassed in front of the friend he brought with him. Soon Wren is dating Asher and breaking all of her rules.

I hate to say it but this book is not going to go onto my list of favorite Kasie West books, and it’s not just because there are dogs on the cover. I would never let my dislike for animals sway my decision on whether a book is good or not. The overall storyline was good, I just didn’t particularly enjoy how everything went down here. I don’t want to give anything away so I will just say that I don’t think I could forgive Asher and his friend Dale for what they did. I also think that Wren let the lying go on for a little too long.

That being said, I didn't hate the book, I just didn’t love it either. I did notice that Kasie West referenced Taylor Swift… I am starting to see that as a theme in her books. I mean, her book Better Than Revenge went as far as being named after one of her songs. Anyways back to Borrow My Heart. I quite enjoyed how almost every chapter was titled with one of Wren’s rules and then naturally that rule would be referenced in some way during the chapter. I found it fun to see the rules and then guess how we were going to end up there. For example, one of the chapter title rules is: Never pee on your future… Interesting, right?