Running into Love by Aurora Rose ReynoldsMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I thought this might be boring, but I was absolutely charmed. It's funny, and it has an awesome dog. It gets 4 stars for the story and the extra star is for the dog, Muffin. :)
Pages: 224
Stumbling into Love by Aurora Rose ReynoldsMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
Sweet. But it plays too much into that, “I’m not like other girls” BS that I don’t enjoy much, because since when is there a standard for what the typical woman is like? I know many women. All different.
In this case, she likes t-shirts and sweatpants and doesn’t wear makeup, so automatically she is a “tomboy”—-um, nope. That’s not how that works. Or even what that means. Being low maintenance and/or cozy and confident in your own skin doesn’t make you less “womanly.” End rant.
Story itself is good, outside of that silly and unnecessary stereotypical nonsense.
Pages: 200
Tossed Into Loveby Aurora Rose Reynolds
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Pizza, fashion, and lots of misunderstandings. Best part is the elderly neighbor, who is a real gem.
Pages: 208
Drawn into Loveby Aurora Rose Reynolds
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Oh, sweetness. I’m a sucker for a story with an adorable kid and an ugly dog.
Pages: 214
The Anatomy of Jane by Amelia LeFay
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Holy wow. This is hot, and I love these characters. There's actually a good story/plot here to draw you in, so you won't just be reading for the intrigue of it.
pages: 272
The Anatomy of Us by Amelia LeFay
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Also good, though I wanted them to deal with past issues better. And sometimes the little girl speaks with language that is way above her development level, which left my inner-educator feeling uncomfortable about the lack of authenticity/accuracy. Other than that, another enjoyable read.
Pages: 200
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