For the most part, I didn’t enjoy Hate Notes. I didn’t like how Reed treated Charlotte. Although I did come to understand why everything happened the way it did, I can’t say that I would ever do a re-read on this one.
Another great series by Rebecca Zanetti. I loved all the characters introduced and can’t wait to see how the next stories unfold.
The kids are the best part of the story. This story doesn’t shine as much as Book 1 but it was still entertaining.
I love Nalini Singh. Her characters are vibrant and her stories are engrossing.
Archangel’s Prophecy held me captive and then left me pulling the blankets over my head and crying…not the pretty, movie weeping, but that ugly, red-faced sobbing.
An enjoyable tale of survival and love.
Absolutely delightful! Another twist on the Beauty and the Beast tales which is a favorite of mine. I was surprised to see that it is 389 pages because I sped right through it.
I love Thea Harrison. Her strong female characters are amazing. This trilogy featured women that don’t back down from a fight and who insist on battling side by side with the hero. At the end of Moonshadow (Book 1) Nik and Sophie managed to break through the broken passageway from Earth to the otherland […]
This is a story of second chances, redemption and overcoming your past.
I was so excited about Raj and Nayna’s story and I loved the Pride & Prejudice twist. Unfortunately, this story needs illustrations or to be turned into a great Bollywood movie for full effect. I desperately wanted to see the outfits being described.
Delightful and delicious. Never have bad dates been so much fun!
