Review:I really liked Phoenix, Cooper, Sugar and the whole crew. Can't wait to hear more from Cooper's Charm. Phoenix has been hiding from life for a little while. Now it is time to get on with her life and that is why she came to Cooper's Charm. She hopes to restart her life. When she goes for her job interview, she expects to find a nice little old man and instead she gets a really big, good looking man. She has to get over her fear of big men sometime, right? Coop did a background check on Phoenix a... Read more

Review:Plot: Ridiculous
Sci Fi Aspect of Story: Eye-rollingly bad
Stilted Futuristic Dialog: Groan-worthy
Conveniently anachronistic items/events or silly holes in plot: Many
Fact that the sci fi aspect was not mentioned AT ALL on cover: Devious

If you knew what you were getting into going in, you'd never buy it, which is why the info was conveniently left off the jacket. But that just makes it a big fat RIP OFF that they don't let you know that this is horrifyingly bad sci fi going ... Read more

Review:Book Title Getting Rowdy by Lori Foster
Rating 4 Hearts

Review:
Lori Foster's book Getting Rowdy is the third book in the Love Undercover series, although it can be read as a stand alone novel. This book follows the story of Rowdy, new owner of a formerly seedy bar and Avery, his bartender. Like all Lori Foster books, the sex is steamy and frequent, but the book doesn't scrimp on plot - which is why I keep coming back to her books.

In Getting Rowdy, both Avery and Rowdy are... Read more

Review:Lori Foster’s contemporary “Worth the Wait” has humor, suspense, and those steamy, sexy scenes we’ve become accustomed to.
“Worth the Wait” can be considered a companion book to last summer’s “Don’t Tempt Me” since it gives us Jason Guthrie’s brother, Hogan’s road to romance. Even Hogan’s son, Colt, meets a girl. We also get to watch the sheriff Nathan fall in love. Most books have one romance, but this one essentially has three!

The central romance is, of course, is between Hogan and ... Read more

Review:Great book! It kept me entertained the whole time. I started reading before bed and figured I would only read for a little bit. But I ended up staying up until four in the morning (on a work night) determined to finish this book. Read more

Review:Eloisa James is one of my favorite authors because she always creates books that can run the gamut of emotions. This book is another prime example. Merry is an heiress from America who was engaged twice before coming to London. She is now engaged to Cedric but meets a stranger on a balcony. Trent meets a feisty American on the balcony and decides she is the one he will marry until he finds out she is engaged to his brother. While both are fighting their attraction some entertaining and embarrass... Read more

Review:I feel as though I am being disloyal to this great author. I have thoroughly enjoyed her previous books but this one just didn't cut it for me. This book had great potential, I felt it did not concentrate enough on the hero and heroine. Too much dialogue with secondary characters. I had to re-read the first sex scene, it was too sudden, it felt disjointed, hurried and totally disappointing. I couldn't finish this book, sorry! Read more

Review:The girl in this book made me want to weep for females everywhere. Without going into too much detail, in the beginning she was strong willed which was good, then by the end I wondered who was this idiot girl. The guy I had absolutely no respect for. Good read If you like you're "heroines" docile and submissive. Read more

Review:I'll make this short and sweet:

This book has an excellent first half and a horrendous second half.

The longer and unsweet explanation:

The first half introduces the cast of characters, and the dialogue is very clever, smooth, and fun to read. (If you like Eloisa James's style of dialogue. Some people might not.) The setting up of the two main characters (ostensibly the hero and heroine) and the secondary cast is well done: personalities drawn, relationships drawn. There are... Read more

Review:I read this very quickly and immediately downloaded the next book in the series. Entertaining from the first chapter. I'm a sucker for "blue stocking as heroine" story lines and this one didn't disappoint. Read more