Christina Tetreault

This was a well-written, fast-paced contemporary romance. The way the teacher-heroine ended up suddenly thrust into a family of billionaires, a presidential election, and in the eye of a wealthy male love interest was believable despite the tight page-count of less than 200 pages (ebook version). The sex was only touched upon lightly and not too graphic. The peripheral characters were sympathetic and I am curious to find out what happens to the younger brother, the sister, and of course the show more best friend.

Exactly what I was hankering for when I picked up this contemporary romance. Cleanly edited ... there were no formatting or grammatical errors that I noticed. I would definitely consider future titles by this author.

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I love how Charlie cracks on with things when the hurricane hit while she is visiting home, she is a no nonsense woman so when Jake rocks up and gets hands on instead of just standing there looking pretty she is intrigued and it doesn't hurt that he is hawt. I really like how not only is Charlie trying to work out whether to retire from the Navy but also how she feels about Jake after years of keeping men at arms length. There story is filled with self doubts, attraction, laughs, family show more members you don't always love as well as lies and miss communications so plenty to keep you hooked until the end!

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The Love Vixen strikes again when Isabella needs a nudge in order to see if the feelings she has held onto for 16 years in regards to her brothers best friend Cameron are still a thing and well she is definitely going to find out. I really liked how both Cameron and Isabelle had insecurities about how the other might feel and laughed how Cameron's brother had the best timing at times. This is a super sweet read where to friends who grew up together finally decide to take the steps to see if show more they can get a happy ever after, but while they work out how they really feel they are keeping things from someone who really matters as well as Cameron not being fully truthful when being asked a very direct questions. This is a great read with some good laughs, great characters, a sweet romance and an ending that leaves you with a smile on your face even with all the ups and downs they go through.

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I have read books 1-3 in this series a wee while ago but haven't caught up with books 4-6 so I loved how I felt I hadn't really missed out on anything as there were great short recaps of past events scattered through out the book, I also really liked how Steve and Avery already had a semi established relationship going and I got to dive in when they are deciding to take things to the next level. I really felt for Avery knowing she knew what she wanted but has been manipulated by her mother show more for so long as well as always trying to be the peace maker between her sisters and their, then how Steve wants Avery with him and how he bites his tongue at times when he really doesn't want to. Fortunately both have friends and family to lean on and others make pulling away easy and of course they also have each other and really Avery, Steve and Morgan make the perfect family!

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