Ink Reunited (Montgomery Ink, #0.6) By Carrie Ann Ryan

Ink Reunited by Carrie Ann Ryan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Heey ^^ this certainly was new, this is my first Triad book, well the official one anyway (since I sneaked a peek at couple of threesome books before but never read them as a whole book, can't blame a girl for being curious XD)

I wasn't enthusiastic about it at first with them leaving each other 10 years ago, and now they are back. All the emotions and hurt and the angst is what made me balk at first, and I was glad they reached an understanding between them.

- I was glad that many people accepted them not just the Midnight family about also Rafe's family, since it's typical for most families to deny their children where as families not-of-the-blood (long version of friends, but wanted it more dramatic, and in those cases they were a family), but I'm glad they were ok with it.

- And I'm not ashamed to admit that the whole threesome thing was hot!! XD

- Hated her dad for what he did, he was a total asshole, I just wished that Ian already went ahead and crushed him.

Overall, *thumps up*

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A Loving Scoundrel (Malory-Anderson Family, #7) By Johanna Lindsey

A Loving Scoundrel by Johanna Lindsey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Since forever I've been looking forward to Jeremy's story, actually since his introduction in book 1, because it's known he's not the first bastard in the family, but he was one with unusual background and was suddenly found and was instantly adopted by the family. ^^

The whole book was entertaining and intriguing, and what I liked most about it, that it didn't focus solely on the mystery part of the book, regarding Danny's past or about just the romance between the main couple, but instead it also shined on the complete book as a whole, how a girl from the slums starts working in a higher class bachelor residence, how she starts to adjust and adapt, how the couple get to know each other, how she meets people, how she goes places and learn things for the first time, and how Jeremy slowly understands how much she means to him.

The main couple were cute together, and it figures that Jeremy's story would start the same way hi father's story did, with a cross-dressing women XD

- I liked how Danny interacted with all the characters, Jeremy, her friends from the streets, the Mallory's, her household coworkers, she was vastly entertaining, and how everyone could take to her instantly.

- The trick they played on that witch of a girl was a bit ugly but seriously she brought it on herself, and as I said she was a witch, like seriously who goes telling people they got pregnant just to get a guy, and then go pinching rivals out of the way?!

- I liked how her place in the house was settled after she succumbed to his seductions, and that didn't affect how the staff treated her.

- Loved the rat scene, it was hilarious, and then how he went and got her more pets XD

- I liked the last part the most, the reunion scene, but what I liked most was how she always hid behind Jeremy when she was scared or shy or embarrassed, it seemed both his chest and back were good hiding places. Oh yeah forgot to include where the uncles interrupted the confession moment, that was seriously funny considering it was a small scene, but since it included the usual duo of James and Tony then I guess it was to be expected.

Overall, *thumps up*


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The Present (Malory-Anderson Family, #6) By Johanna Lindsey

The Present by Johanna Lindsey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This book was certainly a holiday treat, though I'm not reading it in the holiday it's meant for XD

I liked how it showed the Mallory clan couple of years after the last book, still together, and still as entertaining as ever.

I liked how the story came to be with all the Mallorys gathering and then all are intrigued with The Present, I liked how it was infinitely connected to Jason's story, and how he finally is getting what he deserves, his happily ever after.

I liked the story of their grandmother, or great grandmother for most, it was intriguing how she lured the Viscount, how he instantly fallen in love with her, how he claimed her, how she was launched into society, how he claimed her again as his wife, and how the Present came to be.

The ending was nice, a happy gathering for a happy family, with happy news ^^

Overall, *thumps up*

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Ink Inspired (Montgomery Ink, #0.5) By Carrie Ann Ryan

Ink Inspired by Carrie Ann Ryan
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a cute beginning for what looks like an entertaining series ^^

This short story was cute, the mismatch couple who found their happiness in each, thy only knew each other couple of days yet their love blossomed and progressed. I liked the fact that the heroine literally blossomed under the care of the hero, he didn't demean her by finding her lacking like her Bitch of a mother and he didn't try to change her, he wanted her the way she truly was, to her what she wanted to be.

I also liked the fact that the heroine knew instantly when she tried to lie to him, he knew something was wrong and he didn't back away from it, just so he can keep her by his side, and the fact that he and his people and family don't take crap from anyone is another plus, how they solved the problem deserved a thumps up ^^

Overall, *thumps up*

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Property Of By C.P. Smith

Property Of by C.P. Smith
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Loved it!!!!!

This isn't my first all nighter to finish a book, but it's my first time being totally engrossed that I didn't feel sleepy or tired in the least, laughed, cried and not any kind of crying but weeping with hiccups and all.

I loved everything abut this book, but especially the main couple, they were so cute and how their relationship kicked off in matter of days.

I loved the hero and his tough your-mine attitude, how he doesn't take crap from anyone and knows what he wants, I loved the heroine with her insane twins and girl gang, her cute response to the hero and her whole demeanor.

- I loved how the heroine was part of a triplet, it made me jealous I want to be in my own triplet too, how her brothers were protective of her, I liked the scene at nearing the end when she went to hug the brothers like all three of them were in sync it made me cry

(view spoiler)[ "The twins were huddled together talking, their attention straying from time to time to look at me. I could see in their eyes that they were angry, maybe even terrified that with Janeane’s disappearance, and Toni and Melissa’s murders, I could be next.
We were as close as siblings could be. When you added in the fact that we were triplets, I knew if the positions were reversed and one of them was in danger, I’d be terrified too. We were an extension of each other, not whole without the other, and if this madman had his way, he’d rip their world apart. Knowing that, and knowing how they must be feeling, I moved to Bo and Finn and wrapped my arms around them both." (hide spoiler)]

- I loved the friendship theme that's been going on, and I truly understand how they are important in her life, how they get her more than she understand herself, the words she used to describe her friendship with her friends struck true to me, because I have my own friends who mean the world to me and I can't imagine losing one of my soul sisters ever.

(view spoiler)[ "It’s often been said if you remained friends with someone for seven years, you’d be friends for a lifetime. After fifteen years with these women, I’d say that’s true. I could go months without talking to them—I have a unique form writer’s block and forget the world around —yet, pick right back up where we left off, never missing a beat. Our connection was forged from love, sweat, and tears."

"Best friends are the people you turn to when your life is going down the toilet, when you need a shoulder to cry on, and who support you unconditionally. They don’t judge you, they hold your hair up when you’ve had too much to drink, and they always make a pitcher of margaritas when they show up at your house to listen to you bitch about men on a Saturday afternoon" (hide spoiler)]

- I liked the author's way of writing, I found it unique and enthralling, making the reader a viewer and a participant in a way.

- I liked the coffee incidents they were cute, and how it wasn't just sparks flying between these two but a whole thunderstorm.

- I liked how he was instantly welcomed into the family, and the brothers finally found someone worthy of their sister XD

- I liked how jealous and possessive the her was especially with the Jose debacle XD

Overall, *thumps up ten times over*





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The Spring Bride (Chance Sisters, #3) By Anne Gracie

The Spring Bride by Anne Gracie
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Finally!! ^^ I waited a long time for this book, ans when I saw a GR friend currently reading it for an instant I could believe it then I found the book too ^^

I had conflicted feelings toward the heroine in here, for a second I didn't liked her, then I was siding with her, back and forth my feelings went throughout the book, till is settled siding with her at the end. First I have t say she's my least favorite of the Chance sisters, the others have more background, like Abby she was the one who took care of all of them and got them to where they are, Damaris was the other kidnapped girl but who had a knowledge of herbs and a mysterious past, Daisy was the maid of the whorehouse who helped getting them away. But Jane was the beautiful one and kind heart nothing else. At first I didn't like tat she was getting married for materialistic reasons, which obviously didn't help in my view of her, but the thing that started improving her position in my eyes was her meeting with the hero in the alley.

I liked how kind she was, to the animals and people, it was obvious she has a soft heart, but her insistence of having enough money to secure her and her kids future was a bit much. Slowly but surely she saw the flaws in her betrothed, when he said that the dog should die cause he's ugly, when he told her to leave the old lady alone because other people were there, when he was scared for his reputation because she was seen talking to a man with Shabby clothes, and when nearing the end of the book with the final straw he pulled she finally saw reason, Smart girl XD

The hero was nice but I think cute more appropriate, not in looks but behavior. He was the flippant devil may care kind of guy, didn't care about the risk, just wanted to enjoy the moment, but then he clipped his eyes on her and everything changed for him. He wasn't like any of Anne Gracie's heros I have ever read so far, first he wanted to talk to her, then get to know her, then when he discovered that she was betrothed he wanted her permanently, I think his love for her was the fast paced kind, everything went so fast for them. Plus he never lied to her, other than what she might presumed about him depending on his clothes, but he even told her his true occupation. I loved how the people who've known him 12 yrs ago believed in him and had his back, if I was in his place I would have cried shamelessly at court just for the fact that those people believed in him and came over to have his back.

- I liked the hero's interactions with William, I literally laughed so loud that my family thought me crazy.

- I love Lady Bea she's so funny and endearing.

- I loved the hero's interactions with his friend Gil and Jane's family especially his meeting with Lady Bea

- I loved the interactions between the sisters, there wasn't much like the first two books, other than with Jane-Abby and Jane-Daisy.

- I felt bad for Daisy, I noticed throughout the whole book, where Lady Bea pushes her to d something and learn something, but all what Daisy is doing is work, plus I know the next book would be about her, since she's the only remaining Chance sister, but I truly hope she would end up with Flynn, they seemed cute together.

Overall, *thumps up*


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Say You Love Me (Malory-Anderson Family, #5) By Johanna Lindsey

Say You Love Me by Johanna Lindsey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

In this one I certainly took not just a long while but forever to finish this book, I don't know how many months it has been in the Currently Reading section.

The scenario of a well-bred lady becoming a man's mistress was not a new concept to me, and I have read it twice actually, but the thing is that's the react reason that I didn't instantly read this one, the other ones were somehow grimmer which made me imagine that this one would be much worse considering the circumstances the main couple met at. But surprisingly it wasn't!

I liked the main couple, they seemed on the shy quiet type not at all like James and his wife Goergie XD. Though Derek being a Mallory doesn't have a shy bone in his body and given his statement to the family at the end of the book is prove enough, yet he wasn't as crazy as his uncles Tony and James were, and that's why I said he seemed on the quiet side, the Mallory's are crazily bold in some areas men and women alike. Kelsey on the other Hand was the shy type, she blushes a lot and not like Regina who would venture into an subject or any argument yet she's not the timid sort either.

- I liked the awkward moments when she met with Regina, and how she and the rest tried to cover it up.

- I liked the fact that what was in the story wasn't how the synopsis painted it to be, from it I imagined meanness and some ugly encounters, but I'm glad I ended up with them both happy and comfortable, and obviously enfatuated and in love.

- I liked how he was when he was frantically looking for her, how she was strong enough to delay the asshole as long as she did, and how the Mallory's handled his torture, he deserved what he got, that asshole!

- I liked how he instantly knew what he wanted and didn't give up, kept persisting and even announcing it to his family.

- I liked that his father Jason had someone, since book one till book three, I felt sorry for Jason the eldest Mallory, all three brothers loved there wives yet he seemed stuck in a loveless marriage, but I'm glad he loved a women and love her still, what's lovelier is that they are still together and she's Derek's mother.

- I liked how the family quickly accepted the fact, about him and Kelsey, not having a big fight over it.

- I liked how her aunt came in to the picture later, like a general demanding her charge back, and how she still refused to accept Derek just to annoy him, and how everything ended.

- I loved the ending it was beautiful, just wished that there was an epilogue.

Overall, *thumps up*

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