by Karina Bliss
I really liked this book. It gave me exactly what it promised, although I have to say that I had some issues with the ending (a. her issues, b. what they did with him because of HIS issues.) but I'm very intrigued and want to read more written by Karina Bliss!Note to self: You want to read Stand in ...
I think this is more along the lines of 2.5 stars.I picked it up because of the blurb - the hero pushing for the marriage, with the heroine being reluctant. I enjoy stories that include that type of storyline.While I overall liked the story, there was a lot going on. Almost too much. And it was set ...
Funny, cute story with likeable characters, though the heroine's little plot is too contrived for my taste. The humor made up for it, though, for the most part.
Great book, shitty finish.
I loved the book, way better than What the Librarian Did IMO.First of all, I love the friends-to-lovers theme, and this book delivered. Jocelyn & Dan are good friends and make a great couple. The book had some funny moments, especially in the beginning. Dan's idea of bullying Jocelyn into marrying h...
I'm usually a huge fan of category romances, but I really enjoyed this one. Dan was great, trying to convince Jo to marry him any way he oculd think of. The end was a little too over the top, but also something I've come to expect from category books.
The Book: Here comes the Groom by Karina BlissThe Particulars: Contemporary Romance, Harlequin Superromance, available both in print and e-bookWhy was it in my TBR? I picked it up for Smart Bitch Sarah’s bookclub, but I never got around to read it.The Review:The blurb:If Jocelyn Swann weren't so fu...
This was a sweet friends-to-lovers tale. Jocelyn and Dan have been best friends forever. They agreed, during a night of drunken revelry, that if they were still unmarried at 33 they'd marry each other. Both knew it was a joke, even if they did write it down on the back of a bar placemat and sign it ...
This was a sweet friends-to-lovers tale. Jocelyn and Dan have been best friends forever. They agreed, during a night of drunken revelry, that if they were still unmarried at 33 they'd marry each other. Both knew it was a joke, even if they did write it down on the back of a bar placemat and sign it ...
This is Smart Biches Sizzling Book Club January selection.It's a quick read but not a dull read. I already had read one of Bliss romances last spring and she is still a very good storyteller, her hero and heroine are strong, grounded leads that you like and cheer for. Her secondary characters are no...
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