Waking Up Married by Mira Lyn Kelly
Story starts out with Megan and she's in Las Vegas for a friends wedding and the night before she meets up with Connor.
Having many drinks they go off by themselves and next thing she knows it's the next day and she's in the bathroom getting sick, having no recollection of what happened the night before.
He informs her they are married and all the details but they've yet to sleep together. She is not sure she wants to stay married and he knows there's just something about her, he wants to stay married and try to work things out as they've talked for many hours the night before.
There are rules and then she goes along with the three month trial. Love the travel and the descriptions of the places.
She is out to make him want out but he's got a LOT of patience. So funny the things she tries.
Steamy sex scenes and she goes to other countries with him on business.  Their past lives catch up with them.....lots of twists and turns along the way.

This book is sucking the energy out of me, making me not want to read anything and just play The Simpons Tapped Out game all day. So here is to the second DNF of the month.

The hero is creepy clingy, yet also cold emotionally. The heroine is desperate for a baby. This is just boring, alcohol-induced "romance". Yea, no thanks.

I feel a hate read coming on. Thankfully it is short so I am going to stick it out and read the whole thing.

So I took the theme for November from the many Harlequin books I have on my NOOK. Since these tend to be shorter books, I feel I can get them done.

From the (now defunct) Kiss line: The Wedding Dress Diaries and Waking Up Married

I basically downloaded these two books because they were free. I am not one for wedding shows (such as Say Yes to the Dress! on TLC or any Kardashian TV wedding event) or even weddings - hubby and I did the courthouse thing and paid extra to have an office worker be our witness.

From the Love Inspired Suspense line: Safe by the Marshal's Side

It has been 10 years since I have last read a romantic suspense story. Free e-book so I figure I could dip my toes in again and see if I still like the genre.

From the Love Inspired Historical line: The Law and Miss Mary, Hearts in Flight, Hearts Rekindled, Hearts in Hiding, and Sanctuary for a Lady.

I picked up these books since they were from time periods that did not require a duke, rogue, rake, earl, etc. Miss Mary deals with a Jane Adams-ish female MC that goes toe to toe with the town sheriff - total catnip right there. Flight, Rekindled, and Hiding I picked up because Sunita at DA reviewed one of the books and I like the review enough to pick up the entire set (I think she gave her review a low B). Sanctuary deals with the French Revolution - enough said; I think I broke the buy now button I hit it so hard.

From the Harlequin Historical line: Never Forget Me

I picked up this anthology (three stories, same author) because it will be my Remembrance Day (UK; Sunday 9 November)/Veteran's Day (US; Tuesday 11 November) reading. All three stories take place during WWI. I have such high expectations of this one. Only print book (it was cheaper than the e-book). It came out in August 2014, the 100th anniversary of the start of the Great War.

From the Harlequin Presents line: Hajar's Hidden Legacy

I am not one for Sheikhs, but I have read/heard good things about this author and the book was free. I started reading it while in long line at the commissary (military name for grocery store - cause I am an idiot and went grocery shopping on payday).

When it was all said and done I just didn't care. I didn't care for either character, both got on my nerves. If this would have taken me longer to read, I wouldn't have bothered.