Well I didn't think that Cath would be able to get a good story out of these characters but being a five star writer of five star books she,s written a cracker. Thought provoking and well researched this tells a story of troubled kids and a gay sham marriage. Its enjoyable and funny, with some cl...
I read this in one sitting. It was really hard for me to take breaks. Very pleasurable read with incredible characters. I adored Samantha and Blake; the author gave them all the characteristics of a man and lady - sophistication, courteousness, and respectability. I loved the exploration of all s...
Setting: California, England, and New York. ContemporaryGenre: RomanceWell, I'm trying to review this on the merits of the story. The premise is one that's more common in regency romance: Filthy rich Duke must, because of stipulations in his father's will, marry by his birthday on Wednesday. It'...
I enjoyed the action parts of the book more than the romance. But it was still entertaining to read, and so I finished it in a day. Haha!Series note: I missed Blake and Neil. There were just a few mention of the former, and not enough of the latter.. And though Carter and Eliza's story was my lea...
(Sep) I still think Wife by Wednesday was the best so far of this cute series. Gwen has had a crush on Neal for ages. She's 31, but hard to believe this as she is treated and acts like she's maybe in her mid 20s. Neal is a big burly bodyguard who has feelings for Gwen but hides them as he feels h...
I really enjoyed this book. The hero, Carter aka Hollywood was handsome, smart and sexy. The heroine Eliza was strong and witty. I really like the story line and her secret, (don't want to spoil anything so I won't tell the secret). There was fantastic dialogue throughout, sexual tension, great c...
Blake Harrison has everything. Good looks, wealth, smarts, charm and a duke title. However, in order to keep it all he needs a wife. An uncomplicated wife. A no strings attached wife. A wife on paper. A business arrangement. For that he turns to fellow businessman Sam Elliot. Except, Sam is a gor...