by Susan Elizabeth Phillips
Here's the gist: Molly is sometimes impulsive (VERY IMPULSIVE) and this leads her to trouble. Kevin is trouble altogether. They're both very good characters with just enough spunk to charm the reader. I really liked the book and I really liked the characters. The only thing taking a star off this bo...
Susan Elizabeth Phillips always delivers the goods.
Now I see why this is so many people's favorite of the series. Such a cute story. Of course, there was angst... my heart bled for Molly when it happened and every time she remembered. And I loved how her personality just naturally won Kevin over. And this one was so funny! The softball game was hila...
What I actually wanted was to get a hold of the Daphne the Bunny books.
Would have given it another star but for some seriously morally-questionable behavior that goes unexamined -- sadly a trade mark of this author. So what is essentially rape is not a big deal if the victim is a male? How empowering -- not!And what's up with romance novels where modern, self-supportin...
Plot follows most (if not all) markers for the chick-lit and romance novels, and yes, it will get dry at those points. The saving grace is the main character, Molly, a relatable timid firecracker who comes into her own by the end of the book. Maybe it’s not a keeper for the home library, but it does...
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