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NOT MY BOYFRIEND by Monica L. Anderson

Not my boyfriend was the perfect title for this book. The emotional roller-coaster that resides in this book will bring you on an unbelievable journey of the heart.  And I really mean unbelievable. Max is stuck at a co-worker's retirement party and he has appointed himself the designated driver of the group since his colleagues are all well into their cups. Max sits at the bar in frustration since he has given up one night stands and right now he is in a six month dry spell looking for Mr. Right. But Mr. Right can wait when he sees intense brown eyes and a devilish smirk from across the room. When Mr. brown eyes comes over and offers him some hot gratification in the bathroom, Max just could not refuse. Karson is only looking for pleasure.  He gave the love thing a shot and when his no-good ex cheated on him, Karson closed himself off from love, refusing to be hurt again. He has rules to avoid the trap of love again that include never more than once and...

ENTICING MISS EUGENIE VILLARET by Ella Quinn

I was devastated by this book.  It had so much potential and had me all excited and then.........and then........... (starts crying) , I just can't say it yet, go on and read my review. William, Viscount Wivenly, is determined to remain a bachelor for the rest of his life.  His elusiveness is what makes him even more irresistible to woman and William finds himself caught in many a scheme to trap him into marriage from the young ladies of the ton as well as their mother's. Finding a way to get escape from it all in the form of a task bestowed on him by his father, William sets off to the West Indies to solve the problem that seems to be plaguing a member of the family.  Once that task is down, William intends to fully sample the local wares, and I don't mean the food. Determined to help her family despite what her mother says, Miss Eugenie Villaret will stop at nothing to get to the bottom of her family's financial problems.  Enlisting the help of her ch...

NIGHT OF PLEASURE by Delilah Marvelle

I have to say, this book was refreshing and I loved it.  It emphasized on the coming together of first timers and the awkwardness that comes with it.  I loved this book for that and the characters were just too much (but in a good way). Derek Charles Holbrook, Viscount Banfield, knew at the age of seventeen whom he was to marry.  Worst yet, it was announced at his father's death bed, so their was no way of getting out of it.  Derek didn't even want to, since  he first set eyes on his future bride, he wanted her; too bad she was only fourteen and they were allowed to marry when she turned eighteen. ​Miss Clementine Henrietta Grey has never wanted to get married, her past showed her that marriage was not for her and wanted to escape her intended marriage at all cost.  The cost was agreeing to marry someone else, and a Prince no less.   When things didn't work out, Clementine finds herself right where she started off, would Dere...

MISS CAMERON'S FALL FROM GRACE by Helen Dickson

Growing up, I use to sneak away my mom's Mills and Boon romance books because she said that they were to "grown up" for me.  I was reading ahead of everyone in my age group and I wanted something to read, and my mom's books were my target.  Ah, I used to love every Mills and Boon books that I could have gotten my hands on, but now a days, I am sorry to say, I am choosey. Mills and Boon in my opinion quality have declined, I still get some good one now and again, and sadly this book was not one of them. Miss Delphine Cameron, being the last child of five children, all being girls; and with her not being the most sought after male heir her parents in their disappointment, have neglected and more or less rejected her making feel like she has no purpose.  Her spinster of an aunt make her feel for the first time in her life by asking her to volunteer in charity work, by helping the children at the orphanage on Water Lane. At the beginning of the book you will fi...

THE PASTOR'S WIFE by ReShonda Tate Billingsley

DESPERATE is how I describe little miss Savannah McKinney.  To use someone’s own torment to get them to do whatever you want them to do, especially when that someone is a good man and is already dealing with a lot stress. With the pressure from the board members of his church and from his crazy shenanigans that his aunts keep putting him through is what helped pushed Terrance into the arms of Savannah in the first place.  But when her real self came out to play and Terrance got to see her for what she really is and got out of there quick, fast and in a hurry. Armed with dark secrets of the past, Savannah uses this information to get Terrance to do WHATEVER it is she wants him to and that is how I got to realize that you shouldn’t give Savannah the benefit of the doubt because if she could pull this stunt then she is a bitch and that she has to go. These decisions that Savannah has made is affecting everyone involved and then some, will Terrance let Savannah ha...