Perfection (Neighbor from Hell, #2) By R.L. Mathewson

Perfection by R.L. Mathewson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This series keeps getting better and better ^^ (Today one colleague of mine laughed at me because I kept laughing and trying to stifle my giggles with no success)

Liked the Heroine, but in my books she needs a huge boost in self-esteem, since hers is down bottom. Unlike the previous heroine, this one didn't like her figure and wasn't comfortable in it, but thankfully there was couple who thought differently. I liked how she handles the hero and manipulate him in a way, and her puppy conv's XD and personally I thought she was a cute drunk.

The Hero was a totally different matter, for one he's a Bradford, and like in restaurants that should explain it all XD well his food obsession is less intense than the previous hero but still so amusing. The thing I like most about the Bradfords is their reactions or better is their Overreaction, especially when their is food involved, with all the gasps and clutching the heart and the betrayal thing, I just keep n clutching my stomach from the pain of over-laughter XD

- I liked how in this book Jason (the previous hero) was introduced to the heroine XD

- I liked how they started their agreement *sneering*

- I loved when Trevor FINALLY punched that asshole and it was and in front of Zoe no less

- I liked how Jared and his brother (the uncles of the hero) took her right in, it was so cute to watch older men take care and fawn over their new daughter-in-law (view spoiler)[especially after they new she was carrying his baby (hide spoiler)] XD

- The competitive atmosphere with all the Bradfords regarding food is pretty intense and interesting.

Overall, *thumps up*






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Playing for Keeps (Neighbor from Hell, #1) By R.L. Mathewson

Playing for Keeps by R.L. Mathewson
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book has instantly jumped to my favorite list

It has the best combination there is, I honestly found it by accident then received recommendations from my GR friends about it, and THANK THE LORD I found it!!! it's just that amazing and cool plus it was so funny I had a hard time not to laugh when I was at work today, and you could rarely see me without a smile today.

The Heroine was a kick-ass kind of woman, the kind I was be like except with her stubborn and over dramatic way regarding her hurt feelings because of the hero, in my case I would have went another direction. I liked how comfortable she was with the hero after their tumbling start, weeeeell the five years they knew each other before they got to know each other doesn't count in my book. I liked the ball game scene and how he kept saving her from assholes of dates. I felt she was cool in her casual way, and kinda get her, cause I'm also like the black sheep of the family (The female part) and they keep at me like they kept at her, with her looks and weight and all that bullshit. Anyway, I found her so natural and instantly lovable, especially that carnival scene you can clearly see that she went all out there XD

The hero in my books is so adorable and cute that it truthfully tops the hotness in him (shocking I know XD) but who can blame me after reading this book. It mainly was about his food obsession, he was cute in every scene any food was mentioned in that I just couldn't help loving him. One thing I felt sorry for him was how everyone kept saying that he wasn't good enough for her, her family and his. I loved how he got her back with the idiots who wanted to score with the heroine, but his ways doing those were a bit extreme and funny and he kinda deserved the shaving XD The scenes I love the most is when he fights over the food, either with his friends, or dad, especially his dad, I kinda wanted to cuddle them all. I liked how he tried to get her to understand at the end that they are supposed to be together, how desperate he was, but at the time to tell the truth she was a bitch. But later she was WOW, the chair scene at the end in my books got the message through that she and him are one for always.

- Loved the Grandma

- Loved the fighting scene between him and his best friend over her, and at the end his friend told him he better kick his ass cause he can't stop ogling her XD

- Fell in love with the epilogue, this one was totally my type, the type that shows that they lived happily for a long long long time. I liked how the kids were exactly like him, how he felt betrayed when they didn't share the food with him, how his best friend got together with her best friend.

Overall, *thumps up* totally worth the read, and gets a big recommendation from me ^^








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Rules for a Proper Governess (Highland Pleasures, #7) By Jennifer Ashley

Rules for a Proper Governess by Jennifer Ashley
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I thoroughly loved it. As expected from the amazing Jennifer Ashley.

Since Sinclair was introduced I was curious about him since single parents is one of my favorite sub-genres. And I have to say I loved Bertie she was so spunky and sassy, bold, courageous and forthright, she was the whole package.

- As the author kept mentioning in the book I just couldn't help but love Andrew.

- About Cat, I just couldn't understand why she in a way didn't trust her dad, couple of times when he extends his hand for her she ignores him and reach out for Bertie, this thing I just couldn't understand, and nearing the end she was on good terms with him.

- I loved the scenes where the Mackenzies were in, and oh when Ian made his appearance I swear I think I heard fireworks in my head XD It was like I was screaming it's Ian XD

- I loved how each male noticed how Ian is only comfortable with females and how they think it's crafty of him, having only their wives approach him not even his brothers can get that close without precautions

- I was happy when he finally stopped resisting and went to her, I was happy that he didn't deny his feelings for her, I was happy when she made him happy, because as far as he was introduced he was always so sullen.

Overall, *thumps up* and I can't wait for the next book and short story, I just can't get enough of this big family

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The Hurricane (The Hurricane, #1) By R.J. Prescott

The Hurricane by R.J. Prescott
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was one of the sweetest books I have ever read! Right from the start when I read the blurb I knew I would love it, who wouldn't?! This was my first book by this author and since this is her first book too I feel it's ok for me to say whew I'm glad I happened to chance upon it I can't believe I wold have missed it.

Just from the prologue it had me melting all over the hero. I liked the touch of having the hero as the narrator in both the prologue and the epilogue, and the heroine had the whole book for herself. Okay to talk about the hero I need to finish the heroine first.

In the heroines case, she was the embodiment of a lost and abused puppy. Scared and distrustful at first, warming up a little, then loving and protective. I really liked the hero and the heroine, well I liked all the characters here, maybe not the villains because they were assholes, but the general good public were lovable.What I liked about the heroine was her innocence, and how she appreciated the presence of all who came to be around her, not taking a single one of them for granted, now a days its a rare person who doesn't take his friends and family for granted. I liked how slowly bit by bit she became trustful and relaxed in their presence, how she developed relationship, how she was their sunshine.

The Hero I have to say has become one of my favorites, before knowing her he was the typical jock type who were only partying or screwing, but after her his true self emerged, he keeps saying it's only because of her that he changed, it's not change it's the only chance he got to show his true character. I liked how he cared about her, how possessive he was with her, how she "Kiss the fight right out of him" as was mentioned in the book.

I was pretty shocked about they're short notice marriage, it's not my first time I read about fast marriages, for god's sake I read about many couples who married the same day they met,but those were historicals. This one shocked me because in this day and age to get married that fast IS pretty shocking. But I'm glad for them.

- I liked how every guy in the book (except the sick asshole who I won't even mention his relation) was protective and nice t her, I liked her relationship with Danny the most, some of their moments kinda chocked me up.
- I liked how all the guys who called her sunshine, meant it literally in their own prospective, and how at the wedding they described heroine a way giving the reason for the naming was a really beautiful moment.

“Seriously, though,” Kieran chuckled. “I can say, hand on heart, that I never thought Con would ever settle down, but when he met Em, she absolutely knocked him for six. Even before Danny warned him, on pain of death, to stay away from her, it was too late. One look at Con and anyone could see that he was so far gone for our little sunshine; it was love for life. Em, you really have no idea how much sunshine you bring into the life of everyone you touch. You are good and gentle, caring and kind, and the fact that you don’t see any of these things in yourself makes you more beautiful. There’s a great many men here tonight who love you like a sister and a daughter and as long as you have all of us, you will never want for anything. I look at you both together and I see hope. Hope that one day, we all might be fortunate enough to fall in love with someone who doesn’t want or need to change you, but who makes you want to be a better person. I wish you both a long and happy life together, but if it doesn’t work out, Em, you know where to find me. Ladies and gentlemen, please raise your glasses. May green be the grass you walk on. May blue be the skies that love you. May pure be the joys that surround you. May true be the hearts that love you.”

- The moment she was kidnapped I barely held back the tears, I was in the office and didn't people at working coming to me asking what's wrong XD plus I had to pause couple of times to calm my heart and tears so that I can continue, it started from the kidnapping all the way to her waking up in the hospital room.

Overall, *thumps up* It's a really great book and I loved it very much, I would love to know about Kieran's story, but my bet is that the next book would be about her friends Nikki and Ryan.


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The Lady Most Willing... (Lady Most..., #2) By Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, and Connie Brockway

The Lady Most Willing... by Julia Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I.Loved.It!!!

It was the cutest thing. After watching a video in GR about Julia Quinn interview regarding this book I was intrigued, they also mentioned the book's resemblance to a 1954 movie called "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" and I loved the movie when I saw it, which made me look WAY forward to the book.

I loved all the couples, no exception. I loved the first one because they were cute, I loved the second ones because they were cute too, and the third ones too, even though the third hero pissed me off a bit with his self-deprecation.

The epilogue made me roll on the floor laughing my gut out XD, and this book contain plenty of characters who did the same thing, it was a happy book, not angst or any grief. Maybe a tiny pitsy bit of misunderstanding, but that was all.

If I had to choose favorites I might choose the first couple, the ones who were taken by accident, also them being the first couple gave us glimpses about their interactions later in front of the other couples, even the second couple did the same like in the auction.

I liked how all the couples were comfortable with each other, they didn't judge or anything only helped. I kinda foresee them meeting all the time on private occasions or maybe having annual assembly in the winter as an anniversary for their meeting.

Overall, *thumps up* as expected from such great authors ^^


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The Lady Most Likely... (Lady Most..., #1) By Julia Quinn, Eloisa James, and Connie Brockway

The Lady Most Likely... by Julia Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I liked it ^^

I started reading this book after watching a video for the lovely Julia Quinn regarding the second book in this series, which also made me watch Seven Brides for Seven Brothers and I loved that. Fr me I can start something in the middle that's why I read the first book first.

I loved all three couples but the think my favorite are the last two the captain and the earl. since the beginning it was obvious that the earl was interested in his sister's best friend, and i was curious how their story will develop, imagine my vexation when I learned they would be the last couple. Personally I didn't know how the other coupling would work, the first couple I didn't know they would be together until they showed some desire and the continuous meetings they shared by coincidence. The second couple was obvious after their prologue which showed us their history. The last couple as I said before it was clear from the beginning and throughout the book if it's only from the earl's side.

I liked the development between all the couples, even the married one XD I loved the blindfolding scene in the second story especially the grandfather part XD. The captain frustrated me in the second part when he stayed solicitous regarding his guardian duty and was over the moon when he brought the brother back and told her Properly how he feels. The third story was my favorite because they got right to it XD I liked how the earl was assertive and all macho, and the seating game was hilarious and funny especially the picking up part and the mothers reaction to it XD

Overall, *thumps up* but I have to say I'm curious which author wrote which part or which couple ^^

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A Kiss For Midwinter (Brothers Sinister, #1.5) By Courtney Milan

A Kiss For Midwinter by Courtney Milan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a very beautiful short story. It talked about Lydia the best friend of the first book's heroine.

I liked everything about it, how forward he was, how he was with her after she got comfortable with him and realized that she might have misunderstood him. I liked how she kept on hugging him after hitting him and crying all over him. I liked when he took her to his dad's. I liked his final talk with his dad. I liked how much he loved her and was so devoted to her, it was so cute and sweet.

Overall, *thumps up*

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Because of Low (Sea Breeze, #2) By Abbi Glines

Because of Low by Abbi Glines
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my second book by this author, and it took a long way for me to finally get the gumption to read it, I don't know why. Maybe because the summary of the book was a bit gloomy and made me feel that something terrible is going to happen which it did.

I have to say the hero Marcus was the same as the first book, sweet and kind, but I think I prefered him in the first book than in here. In this book I felt he made more mistakes than right choices, and pained the heroine more than he made her happy. But he redeemed himself in beautiful ways in different scenes, like when he babysitted her neice, when he took her to her first concert, and at the end when he kinda stalked her.

I liked the heroine, she was so sweet and innocent, but I hated the part even thought she already had a boyfriend she still depended on Cage more than Marcus. And I really envy her for that, I want my own Cage a gaurdian/brother/family/safe haven/shelter and he was much more than that to her.

- Her sister was shitty no need to say more

- The dad was shitty too but he did only two things in my opinion, one when he told his son at the end that she had nothing to do with the problem and that she didn't know. Plus when he wanted his children to try and bond with their sister.

Overall, *thumps up* good story but more sad than happy in my eyes, and now I need to gather more gumptions to read the next which is Cage's story which seems to have more drama than this one did.

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The Duchess War (Brothers Sinister, #1) By Courtney Milan

The Duchess War by Courtney Milan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my first book by Courtney Milan, and I thought it would be more dramatic and gloomy but thankfully it wasn't. I liked it.

I have to say I like Robert the best, he was so gentle and kind and cute, and I'm glad that heroine had realized how kind he was which showed she wasn't an ignorant ungrateful bitch, as a matter of fact she actually is a genius. I liked the part where he valued the people around him, his brother, cousin and freind, and especially the heroine. And as any human he had commited some wrong doings, like at the end when he exposed the heroine, in a way it hurts because after all what they've been through it felt like an eye for an eye after her deceipt.

In the heroine case I like er too, what I thought most about her was that she resisted a lot like seriously she opened up when she wasn't given any choice. Plus that she was so forgiving, I know for a genius like the hero she too did something wrong, and both what they did for each oher was like a betrayal in their minds. But at least in her case the hero figured it out quickly and the author didn't make us wait in agony for their recouncilation. The way at the edn when she solved everything I LOVED it, how she trusted the hero and went with it, how she stopped him from self-recrimination and soltitude too.

- I liked the train/freinds meeting scene the most and how Rober was so embarressed XD

Overall, *thumps up* I'm looking forward for the next one



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Only Enchanting (The Survivors' Club, #4) By Mary Balogh

Only Enchanting by Mary Balogh
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Finally!!!! I've waited a long while for this one, and to get to listen to it being narrated by Rosalyn Landor! that's just the best ^^

Since The Survivor's Club was my first series by Mary Balogh its kinda special to me, as I have mentioned in my previous reviews, I'm a person who values the bonds between people, especially strangers, and the survivor's club is the embodiment of that: Six men and one woman, all wounded in the Napoleonic Wars, their friendship forged during their recovery at Penderris Hall in Cornwall.

This book was about Flavian, I was a bit curious about him, thinking maybe his stammer was something that he suffered psychologically like maybe he was like Imogen, Lady Barclay who witness the torture of her husband but in his case he was tortured and witness the deed being done t his friends and men, but turns out it was different. What he suffered wasn't something small or trivial, not just the wound that incapacitated him but also what has happened to him from his family, his friends and his fiancee. I was happy for him fr having his friends at the survivors club, even though in this series Mary Balogh didn't focus on the sexual part of the romance but on the issues and thoughts of the couple. I kinda knew at first he didn't marry her just for revenge and that it didn't even cross his mind, but to have kept the truth from her and leaving his wife to the clutches of the predators was a bit cruel.

I liked Agnes, like all the wives of the members of the Survivor's club she got spunk and backbone of steal. I liked how simple and lovely and kind she was, and how brave she was to the whole marriage idea and the horrid ordeal of meeting his family, which believe me wasn't a beautiful sight. But as I said she got spunk and backbone, so she faced everything head on, even when she the circumstances seemed to throw a problem after the other at her face.

- I hated the ex fiancee, she was such a conniving bitch

- Hated his mom and sister, because how could they bring and welcome the ex after she just ditched his at his worst years ago.

- I liked her sister with the Duke, I kinda hoped something might develop between the two but alas .. *sigh*

- I LOVED his attachment to the club members especially their youngest and the moments he held back tears for the sake of his friend.

- I Loved the last couple of chapters and how She fixed everything, he started to get back his memories, his stammer marginally disappeared, his faced his guilt regarding his brother. Yeah she brought his happiness and love .. Finally.

- I can't wait to see his friends reaction regarding the disappearing of his stammer XD

Overall, *thumps up*



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A Civilian for Silo (Hellion MC #4) By J.A. Hornbuckle

A Civilian for Silo by J.A. Hornbuckle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

After finishing The Possibility of Trey, A Civilian for Silo became my most want to read in this series, but I had to finish the ones before so that I can start this one and oh boy how I loved them all.

The thing about the Hellion family relationship thing is the thing I love the most, these books are the best example to teach people not to judge a person by their looks, all the Hellions and Honeys have all the bad-ass biker look but they all have big and honest trustworthy hearts, I love how they are so loyal to the ones that matter to them, how they act first and ask second, and how they always have each others back. The pattern I noticed in all the books in this series that their always one of the main characters who is on the receiving end f the kindness and family relationship of the Hellions and that what I envy, I just wish that they are real and I can get to know them.

I Loved Silo in here, in the previous books he showed his hellion side of a true and trustworthy friend, and in The Possibility of Trey he showed how he valued the values between a couple, and in Taking a Dare he made me so curious based on his overreaction on Dare's statement to wanting to marry. And boy how he showed us, I was so kind and generous and sweet and adorable and all cuddly bear material, language notwithstanding. How he just dropped everything to go all the way and get to Shelly and their transfer her to Missoula and t have her taken in to his home, and he took her with him to his new home and simply how much care he took in caring for her. He was so open in his show f feeling and love for her and I loved when he said this:

"He pulled back and gazed at me, his eyes a soft blue-grey "What?" I didn't understand the look, though I more than wanted to. "Just taking in the scenery," he murmured, tucking one of my curls behind my ear. "Fucking digging the view is all.""

I just melted at his words, and even their fights all the loud screaming were just cute between them, He was very alpha male yet with strong feelings and one purpose. To keep his girl with him.

The heroine was all class and that shit since she first got introduced in Reinventing Mel but all that was because that's what she grow up with, the your-better-than-everyone shit but in some people's opinion she might have been snooty but I didn't see much from that side, maybe at the beginning when Silo took her to his house but not much later. I kinda felt sorry for her, and glad that she went to Silo in her time of need, and later when she started to get more comfortable in her surroundings she started to show her true self, the one even she didn't know it existed, but which mostly appeared around Silo, I liked the part were the heroine felt proud when her friend told her that she and her husband never went that loud on their fights, and when She made the proposing at the end With the ring and all that shit XD

- I kinda felt sorry for Silo at certain parts but I'm glad those parts didn't last long, because for a tough-assed biker Silo was kinda an open book.

- I liked when Mel and Lulu and Jules stayed with them, it was like a big family it just was cute.

- When the Creepy Fed first got introduced I thought crap it's gonna be a love triangle and Silo is going to have some competition, but I'm glad it never even existed he was such a creep.

- Throughout the book, some part of me was anticipating any news about Bishop, I just kept praying don't let him die, and I'm glad he didn't, but I'm just waiting for his book to see what's gonna happen with him.

Overall, *thumps up* even thought it's my first MC series, it's the best ever, I don't think I can find some other series that can top the Hellions

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Taking a Dare (Hellion MC #3) By J.A. Hornbuckle

Taking a Dare by J.A. Hornbuckle
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This book was a bit different than the previous books of the Hellion MC series, it had more drama and issues than a real climax, and they didn't have an action climax where the heroine gets physically hurt like the previous one, here it's all about the emotions and bond.

Dare was a likable and funny character since the beginning, I liked how bold and jovial he was, and when he turned solemn it shows how his missing smile and laugh affected his brothers, In here his attraction to the heroine wasn't something new, it looked like it was the kind that went soul deep, they had instantly hit it off pretty intense when they were teen, but now they couldn't and wouldn't lower the degree of their want even a bit, I liked how he was all about his brothers and the club, how they gave him marital advice, how he used his observations about the couples to help him with his woman.

I don't have much to say about the heroine except I know how she feels about the frustration and suffocation from her family's over protectiveness and overbearing dictatorship. and I sympathize with her because her dad is an asshole, her ex *phew* fiancee is an asshole.

I loved the relationship between the main couple, they were so cute and obviously so in love, I liked how they confessed to each other, weather about their pain, their memories or their love, it was all sweet.

I liked how Trey was so into the big brother role for Dare, because his true brother was an asshole (many assholes are in this book this series, and our Hellions are only the best XD)

Overall, *thumps up*


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Reinventing Mel (Hellion MC #2) By J.A. Hornbuckle

Reinventing Mel by J.A. Hornbuckle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I'm developing a serious thing for bikers here, and this is my only MC series so far XD

Like the previous book I liked this one too, even both the hero and heroine here were different from the one's in the previous book, they were still amazing.

Lulu was cute in a way iconic and unique, because since she left her family, and gained her independence, she pushed to gain her true self. I liked how she was with Mel but I felt sorry for her most of the time, first because of Mel then because of her dad. she was a strong heroine, but her strength was of a different kind and look from Dallas, the heroine of the previous book, Lulu's strength was in a way hidden behind the feminine looks and the fluffy petticoats, but it was all the same, strength of both mind and heart.

At first I instantly fell in love with Mel, he was just the perfect package of a guy cute, gentlemanly, hot, kind etc ... But he produced one problem, he went from his one night with Lulu as the virgin boy, to the very next day experiencing a threesome and later an exhibitionist show of a sort. I hated him for that, how could her be this callous, and the very next day it felt like a slap to lulu's face and pride as a woman. But at least he tried and did redeem himself to her good graces. I liked the parts were he had connected with his brother at last, their short one word or sentence conversations that conveyed lots of emotions.

My most favorite thing here wasn't the connection between the main couple, but their relationship with the hellion, especially in Lulu's case, the council members of the hellions were obvious in showing how much they cared about their little receptionist, in the way they took care of all her problems, in the way they stood behind her when she faced her ex, in the way they tried to save her from her ex, in the way they saved her from her kidnappers, and finally in the way they crowded her hospital room. I loved how when she thanked them they were all shy and uncomfortable with her appreciation, and how the author painted the picture that they had lumps in their throats without actually saying the words was a good touch that shows a great writer.

Overall, *thumps up* I just loved these books and can't wait for the next

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If the Slipper Fits (Cinderella Sisterhood, #1) By Olivia Drake

If the Slipper Fits by Olivia Drake
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first Olivia Drake book and my secong book with a Cinderella story theme.

It was nice, but kinda didn't get to me as much as some books did, so I guess my review would short.

- I liked the kid Nicholas and the heroine's relationship with him. Maybe it was what I liked the most in this book, how she totally became his shield and sword, and how she was presistant to get the uncle and nephew together, and that was nice, especially how their relation became closer and more comfortable.

- I kinda suspected the villian, but never thought the reason would be because of her unique origin.

- But I didn't feel that it was a cindrella theme much, only the fairy godmother aspect and the slippers and the midnight bells, thats it. At first the hero was like the step-mother at first because of his gruffness, but then wen he finally relented and mended the bridges with his nephew everything about him turned perfect.

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The Possibility of Trey (Hellion MC #1) By J.A. Hornbuckle

The Possibility of Trey by J.A. Hornbuckle
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is my first book from this author and the first the MC (Motorcycle club) genre, I got interested in MC after reading a glimpse of it in Whisper Falls , though this one gave a different impression than the one in whisper falls.

I liked this book, it was adorable and flipping awesome in it's tough-guy but gentleman-bear-like persona. At first I was trying to get over the shock of the Trey's sexual tastes: he's into a bit of rough sex, he's ok with 3P but that was held me for a bit like how would he ask his club brothers for it would it be like "Hey bro, I have an itch can I come and have it scratched with you and your old lady?" cause common to ask a married couple if their ok with a threesome, it's just an idea I'm not comfortable with especially if the guys were like brothers, but what the heck, it's a personal preference and as he told the heroine it more like freedom of a sort.

I liked the Heroine, she was all tomboyish and tough-assed, not just it her it's cause of what life made her, she the sole provider for 4 person family, 2 disabled parents, a delinquent of a brother and she's in a man's job and environment, so life didn't give her much choice in the matter. And when I say I liked her I meant that I was with her in every step of the way, nothing she did I didn't agree with, and that's rare even if I liked the characters cause sometimes I disagree with some actions they took, but with Dallas I didn't even when she disappeared on Trey, she had every right to. I liked how in this book the author didn't stress in the issue of boss-subordinate can't have a relationship issue.

Trey was a badass biker dude, through and through, though I liked the gentlemanly side of him when he helped her and her parents, his only black spot in my book was when he thought she would be cool with him kissing the other girls, like seriously you grow up in this environment she didn't so of course she won't go all "Sure sweetie, you can go kiss her and fuck her" Hell no! that's why I was with her when she left and she was smart on the moves she took to do it, she gets my total respect. Though I thought she laid him easier than he should, but what the heck he suffered from it in his own way. I liked how everything worked out between them , and how even for the last couple of chapters nothing bad ruined it, and yeah the slap she gave that bitch was well placed, at the time I was like you go girl, show them what your made of! XD

Overall, *thumps up* and really this book is getting to my language XD


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The Catching Kind (Brew Ha Ha, #3) By Caitie Quinn

The Catching Kind by Caitie Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Caitie Quinn is really changing my view of Contemporary books, which I used to avoid alot except of the few I have tried.

This is her 2nd long book in this series, but I have to admit I can't choose a favorite from all of them. I just loved the whole thing: the characters, the stories, and the relationships.

Each couple had their own cute adorable moments and looks. I liked the heroines in each, all were low in self esteem, but i loved the hero's who gave them a push in that area and showed them they were worth it and more. In here the low self-esteem has increased due to the indelicate first meeting with the hero, then he had done everything in his power to show her that she was more than beautiful. I liked how the guys were so in to their girl, how they were possessive, how they were natural and at ease with them, especially in this book since the guy was a ballplayer who always gets stalked by media. In here I liked the ball game they went to, and how people told her she was cute, when he came to her book signing, when eveyone thought they were cute together and loved her. It was adorable to watch.

This might be a good book as an ending book to the sereis, but I'm crossing my finger that it isn't, since I'm loving the author and her books.

Overall, *thumps up*

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Love in Tune (Brew Ha Ha, #2.5) By Caitie Quinn

Love in Tune by Caitie Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Well this was adorable, I'm getting my addictive here dudes!! Like seriously Caitie Quinn is killing me. Even thought it's Short it was cute, funny, and just adorable.

I liked Kyle and his playboy behavior, and it was obvious from "His Majesty's" song that even though he acts like that he likes Mel. Which explain the change in her circumstances at the end XD

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Worth the Fall (Brew Ha Ha, #2) By Caitie Quinn

Worth the Fall by Caitie Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Okay this one was a bit different from the previous one, for one thing it was longer XD

I'm really starting to fall for Caitie Quinn, her books are just that amazing and wonderful, as I said this one was a bit different, it was proper sized book, not a short story like the previous two. But it was just as adorable.

I liked all the characters in it, even asshole Jason, he gave the readers something to laugh at: Him, especially with the car assault and the childish indignation in Facebook. But I liked Kasey and Jenna and Ben and Max and Jayne and Hailey and Dane and John and Abby ... did I cover them all? I guess I did. Anyway all of them were wonderful and I so wanna go to The Brew. I liked in here how the author showed us the relationship results after the first two short stories, Ben and Jenna were so adorable, especially when he's always humoring her and the shoes in the kitchen thing.

Well, Kasey had since the beginning of the book the worst luck ever, it just jumped from one bad thing to the other, but what was the best thing that might have happened to her was going to The Brew it practically saved all her problems, she found new friends, new place to live and started her own company and found a guy she's attracted to and he's attracted to her. Her interactions with him were so adorable and they gave the vibe that said we have a chemistry going on but our hands are off. I hated the arrest thing with the lousy cop and Max's reaction after he helped her out of it, but the after after reaction was the best, and it was typical of them to get together after getting bad at each other.

Overall, *thumps up*

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It's in His Kiss (Brew Ha Ha, #1.5) By Caitie Quinn

It's in His Kiss by Caitie Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Ok I'm getting the the patter of it now, it seems the whole series is made up of short stories.

In a way it's interesting, because so far this series just describes the meeting of the couple or they how they got together, nothing afterwords. Always the story is depicted from the heroine's point of view, so no hero or narrator.

This one was less comical that the first one and even shorter, but yeah it's also a good book. even though they are short I'm really getting into this series, it's entertaining and lighthearted. Also I liked that the guy wasn't interested in superficial shallowness, he was interested in the interesting ^^

Overall, *thumps up*

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The Last Single Girl (Brew Ha Ha, #1) By Caitie Quinn

The Last Single Girl by Caitie Quinn
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

That's it?! it's too short!
And when it was getting to the good part too

This book is my first by Caitie Quinn, she has an amusing sense of humor with all the jokes on the dating part, and what I liked most was that she didn't elaborate of the ugly parts, like with that Claire person.

But what gathered my attention was that the whole story was based from a single person's perspective, which is the Heroine who was the main character in this book, it didn't show from the beginning that John had liked her or anything of the sort, which was new to me, from what I usually read it at least have two person's perspective who are the main couple.

But my utmost regret was that it stopped too soon, and it didn't have at least an epilogue

Overall, "thumps up" and let me say it again, it was too short!

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