Cute, Sexy, and Silly
349611
Somewhere between 3.5 and 4 stars because while the writing was good, there were quite a few typos/editing errors that should have been caught and fixed.  However, I won't let that stop me from enjoying what was a ridiculous and yet sexy story.  I say ridiculous because it's a little over the top at times and the idea of mpreg in itself is silly.  But then, I'm a Stephanie Plum fan so ridiculous is not a criticism by any stretch.  I love a book that can go from intense to silly to sexy over the course of a few pages, and Omega's Fate definitely does that.  I will read more of this series because it's too fun to give up on now.
4812641
This book is a mix of paranormal and chick lit, so if you don't like either genre you need to avoid it like a vampire avoids garlic. Oops, sorry about the slip into lame similes. I thought this was pretty good.  It was cute, almost precious at points, but I liked Betsy's no-nonsense reaction to waking up and discovering that she's now undead.  My one complaint is that I found the language to be rather crude at at times.  I'm no prude, but the sudden switch to almost vulgarity during the sex/feeding scenes was rather jarring.  But it was a fun diversion and the reader of the audiobook was a perfect fit, so I'll definitely be listening to more in the series.
288003
Funny, sexy, ridiculous -- a perfect short escape.  In reversed roles, the heroine is the guardian/protector for the hero and her bunny transformation is not what you'd expect.  I enjoyed it, and it is not a cliffhanger, though there is clearly a mystery about the supervillain that never gets resolved and probably provides the subject for at least another novella?
4156629
This is a fun silly book.  I LOVE Carla Sonheim.  Check her out.
3346636
This was a fun read. Nothing to heavy, the romance was there as was the humor and all the adorable "aww" that could possibly come with a cute toddler and toddler speak.
4766180
I thought this was a quick, cute read. I really enjoyed both Tessa and Arthur's characters evolving through the book. This book had a lot of silly funny moments as well as sweet moments. I'm glad that the story is going to continue and I can't wait to see their next adventure.
3257822
Oh man, so it's romance, and fantasy. There are wizards and mages and fae folk and the. There are the average joes, just trying to get by and rebuild their lives after a magic war tore the world apart.

And the king of the fae turns into a giant, flying cat. And he falls in love with our normal, everyday, average, clumsy heroine. Because of course he does.

There are twists and it's super silly, but so much fun.
3715590
The Cinderella Princess was super cute! It's like Cinderella meets The Princess Diaries meets The Bachelor. Emily is a workaholic and has no time or need for romance. She's called in to work on a dating show revolving around the playboy prince of Alvernia. It's her job to get the show back on track and find Luc a wife in the next two weeks. If she does, she'll become a partner at the ad agency where she works. But Emily may be getting more than what she bargained for.

I really enjoyed The Cinderella Princess. It's a pretty straightforward story, and you know exactly what's coming, but it's fun getting there. Luc was great as the misunderstood, partier prince who is the bane of his father's existence. Of course, Luc is not as he seems and Emily is the first person to really try to get to know him. Even though that initially was just so she could do her job and find him a suitable princess bride. Obviously this leads to things happening between them, with her being torn between love and her job, and him being torn between love and the benefits of his title.

The Cinderella Princess was just a cute, quick read. There are some laugh out loud moments and some heart warming moments. I do wish it had been longer though. I love the reality TV angle and would have liked to have seen more of Luc going on dates with the princesses, as well as the behind the scenes stuff with Emily. But as it is, it's still a very enjoyable read that will leave you in a good mood.
815179
"Devious Minds," by K.F. Germaine, is well-written and funny. Laugh out loud and often funny. It's also romantic, sweet and sexy with fiendish shenanigans along the way. Sydney and Gray, the main characters, are college students who both have a lot going for them. They're talented, colorful, intelligent and, due to circumstances, use those traits to cause trouble for each other. Hilarity ensues.
3002956
This was a cute, silly, clever little read.  There were no annoying (for me) grammar or punctuation issues, the characters were amusing, and the "serial killer mystery" had all the violence of an Agatha Christie novel (i.e. none).  I found myself laughing out loud at some of the conversations, esp. between the heroine and her one-eyed cat.  There's nothing deep here, but it's a fun, relaxing, and quick read.  Like a good cup of herb tea, it's perfect for bedtime.  I'm on to book #2.
388954
I actually really enjoyed this fluffy read. It's got great humor and some intrigue. My ONLY drawback is that it promised to solve the mystery of who was sending the letters and doesn't. I don't see where the third book is going to solve that either. I don't want loose ends. ASIDE from that, it's super sexy, super funny and I really like the characters. I listened to it as I borrowed it from the library, and didn't really think the narrators voice fit, but I can look past that to the bright spots.
There's some silliness that might be hard to get past, but I just enjoyed it for what it was!
2958505
I can understand some of the less than 5 star reviews here but the book was cute and witty and made me laugh out loud while giving me a sexy story so I'm good.
4527974
Spare Hearts is not only entertaining, it's endearing, sexy, and smart.  It's a cute story that will make you laugh.  It also has a few steamy surprised that won't disappoint readers.  Bowling is the backdrop, but the book itself is about learning to love again.  The authors did a great job delivering a unique take on HEA.  Good things are ahead for these two.
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That blurb, though.

How could anyone resist that blurb? And I promise youthe fun, quirky rom-com scenarios don't stop there.

Lainey Taylor is a bit of a mess. She's awkward and filter-less and repeatedly finding herself in situations that are both uncomfortable and hysterical. She's trying to balance the crunch of her dramatic family life with her overwhelming (and not in a good way) new job and she's finding that she's not super great at following the rules. This could get her in trouble in more ways than oneand even though her heart is big and her intentions are good, life isn't always fair.

I loved every single awkward bit of Lainey. I loved how she was strong even when it would have been easier to be weak, and I loved how she stood up for herself even when she wasn't entirely sure why she had to. She's plucky and fun, and I warmed to her immediately.

Brogan was a little more difficult for me to warm up to. Hes eccentric and a bit reclusive. Hes hot as hell, but a stickler for the rules (and there are many). He's barricaded by these impenetrable walls, and even when those walls come down, he doesnt seem to warm very muchor, at least, the warmth is short-lived and sporadic. It was hard for me to really invest in him as a hero, and certainly not as much as I invested in Lainey who was by far the more charming of the two.

I enjoyed their time together in specific momentssome of them played out in my head like scenes in a rom-com, but it was a bit choppy and I sometimes found it hard to hang on to that swoony feeling.

That said, this book was every bit as quirky and adorable as I hoped it would be. Its maybe a bit uneven, but still thoroughly enjoyable. I was immediately pulled in by the blurb, and I knew as soon as I opened to the first page that I was not going to be disappointed. The ending was adorably sweet and, overall, I found The Rule Book to be a light-hearted, hilarious, and fun little beach read.
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I should preface saying that I adore the Naked Werewolf series by Molly Harper; these are my go-to books when Im in the mood for a pick-me-up. When I found out there was a third book coming soon, it was basically a one woman party in front of my computer as I celebrated. Now that Ive gotten that disclaimer out of the way, onto the review.

How to Run with a Naked Werewolf was everything I expected. There were some spunky characters. There was that wit and humor that just draws you in. And best of all, the romance that is basically all adorableness even when it frustrates the hell out of the reader. To top it off, this book has a very real issue being put forth, which is domestic violence. And it deals with it in a great way.

Both characters are ones we briefly either met or heard about in the previous two books. Anna Moder had been the pack doctor. But we start off the book with her having left her job and witnessing something she probably shouldnt have. Then we have Cooper and Maggies bounty hunter cousin Caleb, whos pretty much as cool as can be expected. (FYI, thats pretty darn cool.) Throw them together and quite a few lies, and the romantic hijinks ensue.

Admittedly, this book isn't my favorite of this series. But it didn't stop me from zipping through the pages. It isn't necessary to read this books in order, but I highly recommend it. And its a great choice for anyone looking for something easy and fun to read with some romance and a bit of the paranormal thrown in.

Review originally posted on BookMunchies.com.
3833915
Rom-com meets MC gang.

The heroine who was dumped by her cheating boyfriend has come up with a less than brilliant plan to get back at him. She's going to sleep with his higher-ups in his new motorcycle gang.

Cook, the incredibly hunky hero, steps in and arranges her dates for her, and the fun begins. The dates are less than impressive and not too indicative of what the h thinks motorcycle brothers should be. The candidates range from one who smells like bologna to a brother that's 5' 2" and wants to stick his finger in her belly button.

Not perfect by any means, this is pure fantasy fiction with the heroine playing Tinkerbelle with a bunch of lost boys. Cute.
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A simple story with sexy men, a cute dog, a coffee shop owner and a silly storyline, but for fluff reading it was just fine. I'll read others in the series.