23/8 - 3.5 stars. The story was nice and sweet, if a bit slow moving, but it took me nearly the whole book to warm to Molly. I can't understand or sympathise with her need to make crazy decisions just to test the depth of love those of who love her or because she'd been good for too long. Risking a ...
Warning! This review will contain spoilers for the book, because it's impossible for me to convey all my vitriol without going into plot specifics. Molly Sommerville (who we first met as a frankly horrid teenager in It Had to Be You) is now all grown up and making a living as a children's book au...
El famoso libro de la violación . Siempre me acuerdo de este . En cinco años nunca fui más allá de la parte en que la protagonista viola al muchachito .Me acordé esta semana de la desagradable escena porque fueron unos días imposibles llenos de discusiones por doquier acerca de si es violación cuand...
High IQ? Yeah, right. Depression? I literally said "what?" before realizing that Molly's little temper tantrum qualified as depression. That master-slave fantasy? I was so confused. But, of course, I, being the brave reader I am, forged on. P.S. Until I reached the rape. Ugh. I though Phillips was a...
I tried to like this book, but I really just didn't.I was waffling between giving this book a 1 or a 2 because it's not like I absolutely hated it like some of the other 1-star books I've read. However, I didn't like it, so I don't think it really merits that 2-star "it was okay" sort of generosity....
I remember the first time I saw the cover of this book. It was on a first (and last) date during which my date and I decided to "walk around" an enormous three story Barnes and Nobles after dinner. I don't remember most of the details of the date, what we talked about, or even what his name was, b...
I really wanted to love this as much as I did the first two books in the series but I didn't. It took me quite a while to finish this. The pacing of the story was really slow and I felt was dragged out forever. It didn't have that intensity that was there in her other books, it was completely missin...
I really enjoyed this story featuring Phoebe Calebow's sister, Molly. The relationship that develops between Molly and Kevin Tucker was realistic and natural, despite its absurd beginning. It was a pleasure to follow them as they matured as individuals and as a couple. It was also heartwarming to se...
This book had plenty of humor and lots of action. I liked how the bunny story was woven throughout the book but there were a couple of plot turns I didn't like. Molly, who writes books for children, has an encounter with pro football quarterback Kevin.
Part of her Chicago Football team universe, this book centers on Kevin Tucker (previously seen in Nobody's baby but mine) and Molly Somerville (younger sister of the heroine of "It had to be you"). A funny, lighthearted romance with a few angsty twists. A good romance based on friendship and trust a...
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