Literature & Fiction
Review:Who hooks up with a complete stranger at their friend's wedding?
Liv that’s who. A girl that has lived life safe, never doing anything bad in her life and never took risks. Everything changed when she met sexy stranger Xander. It was suppose to be for just one night. One night she let herself go and did everything she normally wouldn’t do with her handsome stranger. Name was optional, sex was a must.
Xander was the hottest sex she ever had, all possible positions they could think of t... Read more
Review:Good read, intriguing story line that holds your interest. Nice romance book without all the hype about "alpha", "dominant" or "processive" male lead. Story moved along with only a couple of times appearing to drag. Overall - not bad. Will read the next one in the series... Read more
Review:This was a cute, though unrealistic and predictable. The characters were fun, but the setting was sort of bland. As someone who lived in Sacramento for a decade, I hoped for more recognizable places and I was disappointed. Read more
Review:I totally loved this book. Many times while reading it I found myself wondering the"what it's" of my own life. I also grew up in a small town and had to deal with nasty rumors and bitchy high school girls, but I chose to leave it behind me. I enjoyed how the author created each person. It gave you the feeling that you knew someone just like them and brought you into their lives. Read more
Review:Ugh. Shallow. Trite. Couldn't make it past a few chapters. The "attractive teenage schoolgirl dressed all in white spends the night in the gulag for handing out communist papers" pretty much was an intolerable bore. Read more
Review:I am enjoying the series, Written well keeps you interested but I would like them to have a little more triumph. Some times I feel kind of down that they never seem to get any joy. I am on the 4th book now and still reading. Read more
Review:I have certainly begun to appreciate the ease in which Cheryl Bradshaw's books flow from one scene to the next, fitting perfectly and not dropping the reader's concentration. Her boyfriend's daughter is murdered, and then another murder attempt is made on the boyfriend (a chief of police) at his daughter's funeral. Surely they're connected, but how? You won't put this down for long before you pick it back up. Read more
Review:While I am more Republican than Proddy, I enjoyed this nonetheless. His style embraces the reader allowing us to conjure our resolutions while playing amateur sleuth. Moving on to his other works now. Read more
Review:Really?! Ok...I REFUSE to believe that Clive is behind this. He wouldn't do that to Lilly especially since he agrees that the app is needed. He knows the app is being released by her personally, not thru Alec's company so what would be the point? Why do I think Rowan has something to do with this? I know the first person to look at would be Clive and then Parker, but....something tells me maybe Rowan. Man! I can't WAIT for the conclusion! I am LOVING this series! One of the best yet! Read more
Review:I really liked this story “Gone for You” by Jayne Frost. It is a really well written book with lovely characters Cameron & Lily who have great chemistry and interaction that pull you into their story. This is an Entertaining, Must Read, Rockstar Romance that is worthy of your time and I would recommend it to anyone. I voluntarily reviewed an arc of this book. Looking forward to reading more from Jayne Frost Read more









