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Yours to Keep by Shannon Stacey Review
Yours To Keep by Shannon Stacey
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
First off, I have to say I love this series and I hope there is many more to come too. I loved how Emma and Sean pretended to have a relationship and about halfway in, they actually started falling in love with each other. Even though, neither one would admit it.
It all starts when Emma's Grandma is coming home for a month. Emma had pretended to be engaged so her Grandma would stop worrying about her. The only problem was, Emma had never met her fiance. Sean is a cousin to her best friend's husband. So when Sean comes home from the army, Emma knocks at his door and explains the situation to him. She asks him to spend a month pretending to be her fiance. He thinks she is crazy and says no. After thinking it over, he finally does agree to it. Gram realizes at the airport that something is not right with them. Sean's family finds out what he is doing and he has to get them to agree to go along with the whole idea. Gram ends up asking Aunt Mary what is going on and she finds out the truth but they agree to keep going along with the scheme and they end up being matchmakers. Meanwhile, Gram runs into an old friend and ends up falling in love with him. Everything turns out ok at the end. Gram's boyfriend is moving to Florida with her. Sean and Emma finally get engaged for real and get to keep the house.
This was a very good read. I really hope to read more about the Kowalski family.
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Thursday, June 09, 2011
Save the Contemporary: Yours to Keep by Shannon Stacey
StC: Yours to Keep by Shannon Stacey
t’s rare that Sarah from Smart Bitches and Jane from Dear Author agree on a book. Look at the last StC they ran. It was Hot Finish which released on August 3, 2010. So October, November, December, January, February, well, you get the point. While it may seem like they are both pimping the same books, it’s often not the case. For example, Sarah from Smart Bitches had a hard time with Breaking Point by Pamela Clare while Jane loved it. Sarah picked Moira Roger’s Wilder’s Mate as her SB Summer Book Club pick and Jane gave Moira Roger’s short, Sabine and the Beast a D!
To say that their tastes don’t exactly align is an understatement so it is a rare and wondrous thing when they both like a book and they both loved Shannon Stacey’s Yours to Keep. It’s funny, heartwarming, sexy and moving. A straight up contemp that focuses just on the characters. And there’s a how to element in it too. How to use Scrabble to defeat and embarrass others. You’ll want to read that section a few times so that you can employ it against your own fake fiance.
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Sunday, June 05, 2011
Handy Men by Delilah Devlin
Handy Men by Delilah Devlin
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Handy Men was a great read. A very hot book. Pamela wanted the neighbor's handy man to come over and help her with a problem. Somehow screws had gotten in her garbage disposal and broke it. Of course, Jeff knows she's the one that put them in there and why she did it. Later that night he comes back over with his friend Casey to get Pamela a night to remember. Pamela doesn't realize that the guys are in it for the long haul. She just wanted a quick fling to show her ex-husband that she is still hot and can get younger men than him. I think she proved her to point to him double time. lol.
Delilah is a wonderful author and is an auto-buy author. All of her books are great and you can't go wrong with one of her books. For a quick excerpt of the book you can go here to read one.
http://www.delilahdevlin.com/books/handy...
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Friday, June 03, 2011
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