Nothing comes easy in life. Anything worth having requires nurturing and time. Catherine Bybee takes the knowledge of the real world and blends it with her style of light, flirty but deeply meaningful storytelling. The fact that Not Quite Perfect has just right mixture of drama and humour is a bi...
I've always enjoyed books from Catherine Bybee in the past, but have to say without a doubt that Doing It Over is my favorite book ever from Ms. Bybee. I loved Melanie, Jo, and Zoe from the very first page. I loved they had been friends their entire life and remained best friends 10 years after th...
This review was originally posted on Bookish Things & MoreReviewI really enjoyed this book. It's kind of got the same feel of the Weekday Bride series, but set in a small town with friends everywhere. That I think is the biggest thing to take away from this book. Friendship.I really liked Melanie...
Review copy provided by publisher Treasured by Thursday is the final book in the Weekday Brides series from Catherine Bybee. I've enjoyed each and every book in the series to day and was a little bit sad as I read knowing it was the end of the series. I love getting to visit with favorite characte...
Heat: 2.5What I liked: This is an adorable romance. This is the type of contemporary romance that reminds me why I liked to read contemporary romance. There is some humor, some suspense, some heat, and some great supporting characters. Gabi is one of those characters you just love instantly. Hunter ...
Out of heartbreak and pain comes happiness and love. It took a while to get there but it proved worth the wait. Hunter started off a toad who became a prince. Willing to do whatever necessary for what had become his most precious acquisition, Gabi. Gabi stumbled into her rainbow after years of ...
This review was originally posted on Bookish Things & MoreReviewThis is the second book I've read in The Weekday Brides series, and it did not disappoint.Gabriella is still trying to get over the events that happened to her on her brother's vacation island. She doesn't trust men, and it doesn't hel...
Back in the day when I used to devour Harlequin novels, the whole "marriage of convenience plot" was amongst my favourite to read about.The thing is, those harlequin novels? Well they had more plot, and character development than this one! (Ah! Who'd have thought?)And if they had some "ideas" that ...
What started out strong got bogged down in a suspense plot that not only pushed the romance to the sidelines, but had a resolution as unbelievable as the romance eventually did. Full review available at The Romance Evangelist.
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