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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