Liezel’s Thoughts:
The craziest thing, I always begin a series off with the first book in the series but in this instance – Book 3: Nailed came first. Once I finished I couldn’t resist starting from the very beginning. It wasn’t just the hot and sexy men of Dad Bod what grabbed my attention, it was how age- appropriate it was for me, and how relatable each and one of the stories were. Nova and James’ story, …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I was hesitant about this book. Why? It’s not a typical book that I would normally read these days. The thing that had me picking it up was because it was written by JA motherfucking Huss! Let’s just say, I have no regrets. Seriously, I am astounded with just how talented JA Huss is. No matter what sub-genre she writes she always manages to blow me away.
Her new Sci-Fi Alien Romance … where do …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I thought this would be just your typical ” heartbroken woman takes a trip and finds the perfect rebound and uses him to make the ex jealous” kind of book BUT My Life In Shambles isn’t like that at all.
What I loved about this book was the heroine – Valerie Stephens. Her life literally imploded within a one weeks time and instead of wallowing in self-pity she agrees to be a part of her …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I love this series. As a matter of fact, I have read the first few books repeatedly! The reappearances of the previous couples were definitely the draw for me and Kristen Proby did not disappoint on that end.
I got really involved in Starla and Levi’s story as well. Besides the chemistry, I loved that Levi provided the opportunity for Starla to let loose and just be herself and not just another celebrity.
The issue I had …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I tell you one thing… this book contained pages and pages of overwhelmingly delicious smut. JA Huss certainly doesn’t play when it comes to menage!
What I loved about this story was the intricate dynamics. AJ, Logan and Yvette were thrown in such an intriguing situation I was continuously questioning “How can they make things possibly work?”
There were some WTF moments and some disappointing as well but in the end, everything was made perfect again. …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I fell so madly and deeply in love with the characters in this love story! The way that Cameron and Abbie’s relationship began was so in-the-now. It was very addictive and refreshing. Not only was the back and forth dialogue between them terrific but so was the chemistry. I couldn’t help but grin at these two.
Early on in the book, you could tell that these two were meant for each other. And so all …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I have only read a handful of Jewel E. Ann books and after reading “A Place Without You”, I want to drop everything and read every single one of her stories. What was so amazing about this book were the characters.
Henna and Bodhi – their names alone sound like a match made in heaven and they truly are. From the very start, you could tell that these two had something unique but as the story …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
The Wish Collector is about an ambitious young lawyer named Jonah who falls from grace early on in his career. Because of poor choices and other pertinent reasons, Jonah becomes a recluse, spending years hiding behind the walls of the historic Windisle Plantation. I knew it would take one special soul to snap him out of it and Mia Sheridan describes the perfect heroine in Clara.
What was made the story great was the history behind …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I was looking for a good laugh and I found the laughing out loud great one in Kim Jones’ “That Guy”. The story is a chance romance between an out of control heroine named Penelope and very unsuspected gazillionaire Jake Swagger.
From the very first chapter, I was chuckling like a maniac. The absurdity of Penelope’s antics is some of the funniest segments I’ve ever read in a book. I adored her wit and her …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I love me a good royal romance and I thought The Swedish Prince was a great one. It kind of reminded me of the movie “Going To America”, combined with another hit “Maid In Manhattan”. While there were a similarities, The Swedish Prince stood out because of its emphasis on family.
The heroine -Maggie McPherson was living a pretty carefree life as a college student across the country when her life is literally turned upside …
