Review from Sugar →
This is my second time reading this author and I’m a fan. I love audio books so much! Lucinda Gainey did a great job narrating this book. I listened to Sugar while I was taking down all my Christmas decorations. The blurb for this book had me so intrigued. This was an interesting story that’s..
Review from Sugar →
This was my first Lydia Michael’s, and I’m now a fan. Avery was a girl, trying to change her past, and in order to do that, she’s working as a sugar baby. Everything is going well, until she meets her neighbor Noah…. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a super sexy story. I do wish..
Review from Sugar →
Overall this story was just ok for me. I never really felt a true connection between Avery and Noah and the chemistry felt extremely forced. The relationship itself was way to toxic to ever be a true connection, who wants to be with someone who constantly calls you a Bi^*h? I also felt some of..
Review from Sugar →
Sugar is a hot and steamy standalone romance about a young woman on the rise from poverty, and paying her way through school working as a sugar baby. Avery Johansson is loving her easy work-nights playing dress-up and boosting men’s egos, but her past is something she prefers to hide. Her only concern now is..
Review from Sugar →
This was an interesting tale of a girl who came from a bad situation and tried to make her life better than before. I struggled liking the heroine (Avery) at first and didn’t like how she treated the hero (Noah) but once I dug into her I completely understood her and loved that Noah never..
DNF 40%. I cannot take Noah. At. All. He’s so manipulative, rude and insults Avery every chance he gets. I can’t see how they are compatible. I just don’t see it. I hate DNFing a book but I’m not going to force myself to finish something that I’m not enjoying. It’s so sad because I..
Review from British Professor →
I’ve been looking forward to Sheilagh’s story since I was first introduced to her. She’s a beautiful and an insanely smart woman with a wild streak, and she’s completely in love with the wrong person. At 24, Sheilagh is convinced to go away to school, leaving her small town and huge McCullough family behind. Her..
Review from British Professor →
Book #4 in the McCullough Mountain series steamy, romance, age gap, forbidden romance, strong smart heroine, older and wise single parent hero, family drama, single dad, humor, drama, unrequited love, family series, book series, secretly dating, hea, depression Yet another McCullough story that I loved because of the strong, witty, funny, and flawed characters that..
Review from Sugar →
The narrator did awesome on both parts. I’m usually thrown out of a book with one narrator, but she did so good. This was my first encounter with both a “sugar baby” and dominant female storyline. It’s not my thing, but I think the story unfolded beautifully. The spice was hot with the characters exploring..
Review from Sugar →
I found Lydia Michaels this year and have really enjoyed her books/audiobooks. I almost thought this would be a DNF. I rarely choose not to finish a book. I was so disappointed, but I just can’t get into dominant females overcoming dominant males. It creates an anxiety in me that I can’t push through. Just..