Vivian Wood

I have to say that I liked this one. The writing flowed well, and while the story is far fetched, I didn't mind. Cady and Jett have very good chemistry, although it took me a while to like them as a couple. I wasn't a fan of Cady for a lot of the book. She was annoying to me, and the baby fever was a little crazy. I felt like Jett was trying to show her that they could be good together, but she was too stubborn to see it. Eventually she mellowed out, and I was happy to see them get their show more HEA. The secondary characters were great too, and I would like to see what happens with Mason and Alex.
I voluntarliy reviewed an advanced readers copy of this book. show less

I loved Margot she has sass, confidence and a personalty you love while Stellan is hawt and struggling against the family arranged marriage tradition when he would rather find a women on his own and fall in love. I feel like kismet kept intervening for Margot and stellan as they meet once, then twice and made sure the second time their spark was allowed to burn longer. This book will suck you in and make you swoon, laugh, cringe, hope for the best, fear the worst and fall in love as Margot show more and Stellan fall for each other and deal with how different their worlds are and the struggle to decide if it is all worth it in the name of love! show less

Such a Good Girl had all the elements that I love in a good novel: a thrilling murder mystery, steamy romance, and an unexpected twist. However, as I delved deeper into the story, I found myself experiencing mixed feelings about the characters and the plot.

The book centers around Kaylee, an undercover cop tasked with infiltrating the Hush Hush Club, co-owned by West Foster, a famous Hollywood actor. West is a prime suspect in a series of murders that have been plaguing the city.

The premise show more of the story captivated me from the start, and I was eager to see how the mystery would unfold. As I read on, I found myself becoming more invested in the murder mystery than the romance between Kaylee and West. Although I appreciated the chemistry between the two characters, I found Kaylee's sudden transformation from a dedicated cop to a lovesick partner a bit jarring. Her acceptance of the luxurious lifestyle that came with being involved with West made me question her motives and priorities. West, on the other hand, seemed too fixated on wooing Kaylee to do his bidding. While it was refreshing to see him give Kaylee the benefit of the doubt after her deception, his constant neediness seemed unappealing. I longed to see more development in his character beyond his wealth and charm.

One aspect of the book that I found unnecessary was the inclusion of the private club experience. The chanting and cult-like atmosphere seemed out of place and detracted from the central plot.

If you're looking for a book that combines a thrilling murder mystery with a steamy romance, give this book a try. However, be prepared for some frustrating character development and a few unnecessary plot elements.

Thank you to Ms. Wood and Ms. Palomino for giving me the opportunity to read this book with no expectation of a positive review. show less

This book has plenty of laughs, some awkward moments, tense times and learning what you perceive someone to be ins't necessarily true and communication is the key to everything!! Luna is trying to get her life back on track after some health issues and Gabe is desperate to win the up coming regatta and now they are stuck on a boat after they had a one night stand months ago ....talk about awkward!!! The attraction they first felt is still there but there is plenty to work through like how he show more sees rich people, the betrayal of his ex fiance and distrust he now has but Luna also has secrets that affect them both and one involves Montgomery, Gabe's enemy in the regatta and the man that holds the strings to Luna's career! show less