Ugh. The prevailing sentiment I can come up having just finished "Dating Mr. December" is...ugh.I wasn't expecting classic literature when I finally cracked this book open on my Nook. I was little for a little palate cleanser. I have several longer, somewhat more serious, certainly heavier option...
Surprisingly I really enjoyed this book. I think I could relate to the characters Emma and Will, who had been hurt before in love and were trying to protect themselves by being tough and keeping people at arm's length. The ending was predictable but the twists and turns along the way actually cau...
Many contemporary romance and chick-lit books read just like a romantic comedy. Two lonely or scorned people meet, they spend a lot of time together, they argue or some kind of misunderstanding happens and they refuse to speak to one another… only to find their way back to each other, a happily ...
This is the second book I have read by Phillipa Ashley. She writes the hero characters so well, they are just want you're looking for when you read a book like this.Fever Cure is definitely a page-turner and I finished it in a few days which is extremely quick reading for me. It's packed full of ...
She’d put it off far too long and she couldn’t wait any longer. She’d spent so long sitting on the stone bench staring out to sea that she’d almost become part of the landscape. In a moment, she thought, a seagull might land on her. The bench, nearly buried beneath the tough gorse bushes that ran...
She’d been having a proper day off, again, even in the midst of all the Festival preparations because Jago had finally admitted he wasn’t the ideal assistant and hired in part-time help. He followed her into the sitting room and asked, ‘How do you feel about getting out of here?’ The answer that ...