I enjoyed this book; it is about a journey of self-discovery, friendship, love, and, of course, motherhood. I didn’t much like Ginny at the beginning of the book, but she grew on me as she grew herself during the book.The story is well structured, in the beginning it keeps you interested because ...
Quick enjoyable read. Started this series last week and couldn't put it down. First book was really great.
Although this book had the same characters as the first, this time focusing on Jen, I couldn't help but feel a little disappointed. This was mainly due to the fact that a lot of the story lines were predictable and ever so slightly heavy on the cheese. That aside, it was grew to read about the ex...
This was an incredibly cute romance novel of sorts, and easily would've earned five stars and then some, if only the female lead hadn't been so willing to put up with being miserable for so very long. I started to get a bit sick of her increasingly thin excuses about halfway through. In my opinio...
I enjoyed this book just like the rest of the books I've read so far in the series but I felt like I had to deduct a star because of this paragraph that annoyed me:"Are you the type of girl who always puts her girlfriends first? While those relationships should be precious to you, it is essential...
Recommend starting to read this book ASAP, I'm certain you will be glad you did! Been a while since I was this gripped by a romance, they all started to seem the same and average since reading The Laurel Heights series by Kate Perry and then BAM . . . . . this one smacks me in the face and has me...
“We put together a good presentation,” he told me, after I clicked the submit button. “You should feel good about it.” “I do.” I'd spent the entire weekend thinking of ways to improve on our application and could safely say that nothing else had come to mind. We had painte...
But this day, here with Daisy in New York, is the most fun I can remember ever having. After we get our tattoos, we head back out into the city. I show her the Village and Washington Square Park. We take a stroll through the Met, window shop at Barney’s, and spend a ...
a shrill voice cried from the other end of the dock. I was still locked in the cage of David’s muscular arms. And he was still scowling at me like I had kicked his puppy rather than nearly fallen into the bay. I knew I needed to pull away, to put distance between myself and that scowl—and God, th...
Eric always tells me that when I decide I want something, I start obsessing. I think he exaggerates, but in this case he would probably be right. Ever since the wedding reception, all I could think about was babies. I wondered what my babies with Eric would look like. Blond, probably, since we’re...
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