Review from Dirty Daddies →
This book wasn’t a struggle to finish. The story was a struggle to TOLERATE. Mostly it was the main female character that I struggled to tolerate. She was written with the intent to infuriate adults. And she really did. I had hoped for some redeeming qualities later in the book but they never came. She..
Any additional comments? Quick Summary: Boy (Arden) meets billionaire (Caspian) and a strange yet intriguing arrangement between the two of them ensues. (Insert funny friends, crazy siblings and a blatantly condescending beautiful Personal Assistant) Yes, I got the FSoG references right away, and was honestly almost turned off by so many reviewers mentioning it. To..
While I really liked the art and paintings that were so beautifully interwoven in this story, the immature behavior of the main characters grated on my patience (especially Vinnie’s poor judgement in friends and stubborn pride). There was also a whole lot of telling via Ben’s sole perspective, which made it hard for me to..
Review from Fame and Fortune →
I liked the first book, but not the narrator. I almost didn’t get this book because of that, however I needed to know Victor, Andy and Matthew’s story. Imagine my surprise when the narrator started talking and it was one of my top 3 fave narrators, Joel Leslie!!! omg i was so happy. The story..
Review from Ruthless People →
What did you like best about Ruthless People? What did you like least? The accents of the characters took away from the story. The Callahan’s are from Chicago, they don’t need Irish accents. And the voice for Coraline, UGH!! Is she supposed to be a southern belle or something? What did you like best about..
Would you listen to How to Bang a Billionaire again? Why? Yes, because it was awesome! Did you have an extreme reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry? It made me laugh more than I expected. Any additional comments? A complimentary copy of the audio was provided in exchange for an..
In what short book we see our young hero go from villain to lovelorn but substantial young man. Can’t wait for the next one!
Review from The Weight of It All →
I absolutely adored this book, from the first sentence to the last. One of the reasons why I love N.R. Walker’s books is that she writes about genuine people. Her characters are flawed and lovingly human. They are you and me, they are the everyday people that you meet at the grocery store – or..
Review from Family Plot →
John Picket continues to mature as an investigator and his relationship with Lady Julia continues to blossom. There were parts of this mystery that I caught on to early, but that didn’t lessen the entertainment value. I’m enjoying this series and think anyone who likes a good English cosy mystery would enjoy this as well.
Review from Absolution →
This is my first Sloane Kennedy novel. I have always liked polyamorous stories but this is the first one I’ve read with 3 males. it was rather intense.There are elements of the story I felt were problematic and in need of greater clarity but that did not take away from the beauty of the love..