Review:Bet Me by Lila Monroe is a standalone romance that will have you laughing out loud and feeling the "pain" of the main character, Lizzie. This plot is new to me and I enjoyed the originality. I already expected the steam and heat as it is a Lila Monroe book after all, but the hilarity of the entire situation and each character's behavior and reactions were priceless. Jake is to die for. The one temptation that may break Lizzie!

Well-paced and well-written, Lila Monroe is a MUST-READ author... Read more

Review:New haircut? Looks lovely, thank you. I’ll gladly pay 100 pounds for it.
Sex with fiancé? Yes, it was great, very satisfying.
No, you do not look fat in that dress.

Meet Natalie Butterworth. She tells white lies. Wait, did I just describe every human being ever? Imagine what would happen if your ability to tell lies got taken away from you. It happened to Natalie, and it’s every bit as humiliating and awkward as you can imagine. Natalie becomes the victim of a hypnotist and can only... Read more

Review:this was a cute story with lovable characters. Though at times the story line was a bit unbelievable, I was still hooked. Until a little more than half way through where it really slowed down. From that point on it was very hard to continue reading but I did because I had to know how it ended. The ending was a bit disappointing, I found it to be a tad cheesy. This was a great story with tons of potential that wasn't developed fully. All in all I did enjoy it and I will give this author ano... Read more

Review:By the title I thought how interesting can a story be about a woman in a coma be...but just in the first few pages I was hooked. Definitely a must read. I've been sharing this with the girls at work. New favorite series! Read more

Review:This was another quirky romp in the Queen Betsy saga. As always, the wit & zippy dialogue were tasty brain candy. The Wyndam wolves (especially the future pack leader) were a nice change as well. Somehow, though, this book fell a little flat near the end with the sisters' battle. Overall, worth reading. Read more

Review:This was another quirky romp in the Queen Betsy saga. As always, the wit & zippy dialogue were tasty brain candy. The Wyndam wolves (especially the future pack leader) were a nice change as well. Somehow, though, this book fell a little flat near the end with the sisters' battle. Overall, worth reading. Read more

Review:Kinda disappointing, especially since Betsy is becoming more whiny, airheaded, and more unrealible person (save for the fiends), as opposed to the flighty spunky, common-sense yet sarcastic wit of a character we saw in the first two books. More and more becoming a real dumb-dumb blonde than blonde with a brain and shoe fetish. Seems like everything is becoming a fetish and flight of fancy for main character. Too bad characters are becoming more and more superficial in this book, rather than be... Read more

Review:This book captured my interest from the very first paragraph. Could hardly put it down. Loved reading every word, waiting to see what would happen to the characters on the next page.. I have never read any of Shelly Laurenston's books before, well now I have become a Fan... Bear Meets Girl was my first book and it keep me on my toes. Loved it all from the first page to the last. Hope she continues on with some of the characters in the book. they tugged at my heart strings... Thank you so much ... Read more

Review:This is the beginning of a new series for Shelly, even though you feel there will be at least one crossover with her other series. This series has humor and a nice heroine and hero. I know that it is a series, but I felt I was left hanging at the end of the book, even though I know the bad dudes will be back in the following books in this series. The dog, Brodie Hawaii, is fantastic! Read more

Review:I devoured the other books from Shelly and didn't mind at all that this one was by far the most expensive one. But I was very dissappointed . Way too many distracting little stories going on... little facets about the heroes of the book that somehow do not help getting a better idea of who they are but rather distract from the main thread.
Discombobulated I guess is the word that would most fit this book. I will most certainly look for more books from Shelly but will make an effort to first r... Read more