While i didnt detest this book i definitely did not enjoy it very much.Heroine: she was bland and boring and frankly i found nothing appealing about her. She never stood up for herself and she waffled on everything. I literally couldnt find anything to like about her.Hero: only slightly better. H...
3.5 Fairytale stars.This is the story about a girl who has kissed so many toads she has given up on ever finding Prince Charming ... even when she finds him. I absolutely loved the beginning of this book. It was hilarious! And being a sucker for traditional fairytales, I loved the way the heroi...
3.5I knew this book because I like Cindi Madsen and captivated by the titleMy first impression was that I gonna love this bookTurn out to be trueI like the beginning and how Darby analyzed her relationship history and compared it with some Disney fairy talesIt is fun to readThe last book I read b...
This was my frist novel by Cindi Madsen and so long as I have breath it will not be my last.Darby Quinn has a realistic (her words not mine) view on love and relationships. And as I turned more pages I agreed. Fairy tales gave us false hope about love and what to expect from relationships. They '...
Sweet, funny, swoony read!Darby's been burned by relationships in the past, finally over the fairy tale ideal that she's going to get her Prince Charming. Enter Jake, the devastatingly handsome restaurateur (who happens to live in her building) who pursues Darby despite her adamant claim that lov...
All The Broken Pieces was a good read for the weekend. No disturbances is seriously what you need to read this book – it was so captivating! I really hated it when I had to leave the story in the middle. When I finished it, I WAS STARING AT IT OPENMOUTHED.We have Olivia, a girl who just woke up f...
A short sweet holiday romance about the local town cop and the bad girl his brother dated in high school.Kelsey was always the bad girl in town but she had a deep love of the place anyway. Driving through on her way to see her mother for Christmas she swerves to avoid a deer and crashes her car.N...
Item one on today’s to-do list was confronting Phoebe Pratt. The rage I’d felt toward her Friday night had mostly abated, but I wanted to make it clear my life wasn’t up for gossip in the paper, and I needed to talk to Tess about my column anyway—it was item two, actually. Each task I needed to a...
“I brought you a chair so you don’t have to sit on the ground.” “Aww, thanks.” Rosaline poked his side, her smile widening when he automatically jerked away. “Such a gentleman.” “Yeah, that’s me, all right.” He jerked his chin toward the toolbox, fi...
The ABC Family channel was on, playing one of those cheesy romance movies she and Mom loved. “Ugh, why does she keep going back to the chump?” Kelsey asked, gesturing at the screen with her half-eaten cookie. The sugar coma was going to hit any moment—or maybe she should s...
The rug in the entryway of the B and B slipped under her feet, but it didn’t slow her down. “Daddy!” He bent and scooped Zoey into his arms, planting a kiss on her chubby cheek. “Hey, sweetheart. I’m so happy to see you.” She’d spotted Emma coming t...
Time travel was both easier and harder than she’d imagined. It involved a flight from Nashville, Tennessee, to Gillette, Wyoming—during the last leg of which she’d prayed for her soul with every bump the tiny plane hit—and an hour drive in a truck several years older than she was. Hope Springs, W...
A girl about my age was onstage, belting out a Kelly Clarkson song. When no one booed during her totally off-key, laughing-through-the-lyrics rendition, my muscles relaxed a fraction. All the same, I reached for Beck’s hand, needing something to hold on to. He looked down ...