Swans Book Review

I've read a book my  +Michele Summers  already.  In fact, the first book I've read of hers is the first book in this series and I was quite entertained.  This book was no different. Being dumped and fired have to be the worst thing that can happen to an independent woman such as Lucy Doolan. To further exaggerate the situation, Lucy must now go her hometown of Harmony in disgrace after she vowed to never go back and take care of her sister Julia. The same sister who terrorized her for years is now bedridden for the rest of her pregnancy.  Now it's Lucy's job to take care of her sister and her son who her sister refuses to say who the father is. There is a rumor around town that Lucy's nephew's father is Julia's high school boyfriend, Brogan Reese. The same Brogan Reese who stole Lucy's heart without even knowing about it.  Now he's back in town as well, looking even better than now than when they were kids. Brogan is not happy to be ba...

WARNING! Do not read this book unless you have about five boxes of tissues by your side. Maybe I was hormonal when I was reading this book, or maybe I related to Emma, the main character, and her pain. I don't know, all I know is, I cried, A LOT. DO NOT READ THIS BOOK IF YOU DO NOT LIKE A GOOD CRY! Emma Tyler is a beautiful woman. With her long blonde hair and delicate features, she has every man in a five mile radius lusting after her. Even though she is beautiful on the outside, on the inside she has a train wreck of a life.  Emma can't seem to control her mouth in any situation.  She always says what she thinks; normally that may be a good thing, but people always seem to take what she says the wrong way. Because of how broken she is, Emma only targets older, fat men who only wants her for her body.  Feeling disgusted with herself after the deed is done, Emma takes something of each of her "conquest", something that the person would not miss that she k...

Dun, dun, da dun, dun, dun, da, dun.  I hear wedding bells again and I can't get enough of it.  I've never been to a wedding, I know sad right, but I can experience them in novels like this one. It is very difficult, planning a wedding.  Everything must be perfect.  Perfect dress, perfect location, perfect flowers, perfect color arrangements, perfect everything.  But the most important thing to remember is the perfect groom. ( if you're a woman that is ) This seemed to be the case for Stella Carson.  Stella's wedding is in four weeks and she has everything except the groom.  Wanting to fight for his country, her fiance, Marshall Henderson went off to war and got in an accident where he was the only survivor. They were not able to see each other for a year. Now Marshall is coming back home and the happy reunion that Stella imagined did not come through. Even though the man who came back looks and sounds like Marshall, her Marshall did not come ...

This book had me furious.  OMG, it was right there, smacking you in the face over and over and over again.  The one thing you wanted your entire life and you just.....I mean how could you.........and then urrgghhhhhh! Bridge Sullivan is what you would call a man's man. He's big, he's strong and he works at a rodeo, you know, you're everyday cow boy. What everyone doesn't know is what a man's man he really is in more than one way, if you know what I mean, Not one for labels, Bridge goes all out when the new smexy male paramedic Eric Palmer had his juices flowing.  Growing up in foster care, New Yorker Eric Palmer never felt like a part of any of the families that took him in.  Eric always felt like he is was lacking in some way. The feeling intensifies when with every boyfriend he ever had dumped him for some reason or the other. Giving up on love and relationships all together, Eric focused all his energy in his work and his dedication earned him a fa...