You might be wondering how you’ll know when your playboy ways are coming to an end. For some it might be an unexpected pregnancy (ahem… you know who), for others it might be finally landing the one woman you’ve always wanted (cough… I won’t mention any names). For me, it was the death of my mentor and the subsequent reading of their will.
The signs were there, they always are. But I didn’t notice them until it was too late, and my demise was complete.
Demise Sign #1– You find yourself thrust into the land of responsibility and you don’t immediately hightail it out of town.
Demise Sign #2– Despite being stuck with the world’s biggest Jekyll & Hyde, some sadistic part of you actually enjoys spending time with her.
Demise Sign #3– Your family suddenly stops wanting to weigh in on every decision in your life.
Demise Sign #4– Somehow you end up being the voice of reason in your tumultuous partnership.
Demise Sign #5 –You start thinking of other people before yourself.
Demise Sign #6– You agree to put yourself in the middle of an Alaskan reality TV show that has both of you sleeping in the same tent.
Get Your Copy Here:
Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon CA |
Amazon AU | Amazon DE | Apple | Nook | Kobo | Google Play
Review:
4.5 Stars
I love those Baileys and I'm so glad there are so many of them. It's Denver's turn and boy did he surprise me. Getting to know him in the previous books he had a lot to do to turn my opinion about him around. Truly he didn't need to do too much because within the first few chapters he already worked his magic on me. There is more to him than meets the eye and once you get into his head he will win you over. I liked the banter between him and Cleo. Both of them are grieving and now they have to partner to run the business together. It's going to be very interesting ride for sure. My heart goes out to Cleo because she always felt like she didn't belong. If anyone needs the love and support of the Bailey clan it's her. I do appreciate Cleo's relationship with her stepsister. This is a book I gobbled right up which is I come to expect with this series. It's hard to put these books down and this one is no exception. I loved Grandma Dori so much. I always enjoy her scenes in the book. This is a book you shouldn't pass up, really you shouldn't pass up any of the books in this series.
Amazon US | Amazon UK | Amazon CA |
Amazon AU | Amazon DE | Apple | Nook | Kobo | Google Play
Review:
4.5 Stars
I love those Baileys and I'm so glad there are so many of them. It's Denver's turn and boy did he surprise me. Getting to know him in the previous books he had a lot to do to turn my opinion about him around. Truly he didn't need to do too much because within the first few chapters he already worked his magic on me. There is more to him than meets the eye and once you get into his head he will win you over. I liked the banter between him and Cleo. Both of them are grieving and now they have to partner to run the business together. It's going to be very interesting ride for sure. My heart goes out to Cleo because she always felt like she didn't belong. If anyone needs the love and support of the Bailey clan it's her. I do appreciate Cleo's relationship with her stepsister. This is a book I gobbled right up which is I come to expect with this series. It's hard to put these books down and this one is no exception. I loved Grandma Dori so much. I always enjoy her scenes in the book. This is a book you shouldn't pass up, really you shouldn't pass up any of the books in this series.
Piper Rayne, or Piper and Rayne, whichever you prefer because we’re not one author, we’re two. Yep, you get two USA Today Bestselling authors for the price of one. Our goal is to bring you romance stories that have "Heartwarming Humor With a Side of Sizzle" (okay...you caught us, that's our tagline). A little about us... We both have kindle’s full of one-clickable books. We're both married to husbands who drive us to drink. We're both chauffeurs to our kids. Most of all, we love hot heroes and quirky heroines that make us laugh, and we hope you do, too.
No comments:
Post a Comment