R. Cooper
R. Cooper grew up thinking Mary Fisher from She-Devil and Joan Wilder from Romancing the Stone were role models. She also watched too many classic movies and read anything she got her wee little hands on, including encyclopedias. Unsurprisingly, this fantasy-prone nerd grew up to take to writing....
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R. Cooper grew up thinking Mary Fisher from She-Devil and Joan Wilder from Romancing the Stone were role models. She also watched too many classic movies and read anything she got her wee little hands on, including encyclopedias. Unsurprisingly, this fantasy-prone nerd grew up to take to writing. Her published work is m/m romance and she writes in any genre which strikes her fancy and which allows her delve into new characters. It's the characters that interest her most of all. Well, and the happy endings. There should always be happy endings.
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This is it. I am DNF-ing at 30%.The scene at the nursery was the final drop. I couldn't figure out where and when Charlie and Will were. Again. No, I lie. I could. But just as I was able to, they were somewhere else entirely - in time and space. And it applies to the whole 30% I've read so far. It's...
This... is such a hard book to read. It's difficult to understand where the characters are coming from and the dialogue felt impossible to follow sometimes. There were moments where I had no idea what was going on and the mood whiplashes between Charlie and Will were insane. They argued, a lot, and ...
This review is also available at My Fiction Nook. This was an interesting, albeit at times frustrating read, mostly due to the writing style and Charlie, the main character.Charlie is a former police officer in his late thirties, who had to retire from his job after a car accident that left him with...
This was spectacularly well written. Beautiful and understated and unflinchingly honest in its examination of how we go about getting what we need from a relationship while making sure the other person also has what he needs.I'll be honest, I'd not been warned ahead of time about the Daddy kink bit...
I was so excited when I started reading Play It Again, Charlie by R. Cooper. I honestly thought the book had great potential and I would really enjoy the book. When I started reading it that was what I believed. But I can tell you now it fell short for me in a lot of ways. I don't know why I was so ...
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