Feisty by Julia Kent

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


I love this series. Julia Kent with humor and heart continues to empower women with her slightly quirky yet always enjoyable heroines. Feisty lives up to the hype. Fiona is a woman on a mission. She wants to be happy but isn't quite sure how. Her kryptonite comes in the form a not too distant blast from her past. From insightful, to funny, to uplifting, it's characters like the Do-Over heroines that show us that being less than perfect is perfectly okay.



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Feisty Red by Stacey Kennedy

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Three strong women. Three clueless men. Enough temptation to set the senses on fire and enough emotion to make the heart sit up and take notice. The Three Chicks Brewery series turns romance into a flavorful experience. From spicy to sweet, Kennedy packs quite a punch. Feisty Red takes readers on a bumpy ride littered with angst, heartache and hope that will inspire even as it captivates. A beautiful tragedy becomes an awe-inspiring love story.



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This is a fun little guide to some of the most common grammar problems that people have.  It's really funny in places, and I love the Twilight resumes.

Prepare yourself for an ALPHA Jerk in Naughty King, when you first start reading it. The first scene alone with Alexander King aka Naughty King will have you loathing him a bit or a lot depending on how you take the scene. At least that was my first impression of him. So many titles other than Naughty King that Alexander could've been nicknamed, but his nickname definitely fit him perfectly in this installment. He has reasons why he is the way he is though.

The minute I'm introduced to his new assistant though (who he's being a jerk to by the way) Margo Buchanan, I knew I would adore her. Alexander is the one person who always gets his way, but he's met his match with his new assistant. The bad thing is Margo is supposed to be his enemy, but for some reason he can't stop thinking about her feistiness.

Let's just say Margo can put the Naughty King in his place.

I won't go into much details about Naughty King due it being short and having a cliffhanger at the end. Michelle A. Valentine did a great job on introducing the characters of the series and keeping this reader on the edge of her sit with the dominant Alexander King and feisty Margo Buchanan. Although, Alexander did piss me off at times, he was very blunt on telling it how it is.

The story includes not only drama between Margo and Alexander due to what Alexander is up as far as his company and Margo's future with her father's company, but some very HEATED moments between the two. Prepare for tension, mean & snarky comments, and lots of playtime in the bedroom with some toys. (or in the case of these two, a very interesting hotel room) That cliffhanger will leave you in a bit of shock. Definitely wasn't prepared for that kind of ending.

I give this book 4 stars and anxiously wait for the next installment. NOTE: ANXIOUSLY wait.  =)