S E Culpepper

Auteur de Private Eye (Liaisons #1)

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Private Eye (Liaisons #1) (2011) 91 exemplaires

Lost Won (Liaisons #3) (2013) 53 exemplaires

Question Mark (Liaisons, Book 2) (2012) 36 exemplaires

Fall Apart (Liaisons Series) (2013) 11 exemplaires

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Private Eye (Liaisons #1) par S.E. Culpepper

I really liked all three books in this series, even though there were some cliche moments scattered about and the storyline was a bit predictable at times.

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claudiereads | 12 autres critiques | Nov 25, 2022 |

Private Eye par S.E. Culpepper

This book started out fine, but by the end it had too much unnecessary drama. You could see how the balance between the romance and the mystery parts of the story started tipping to romance the farther you got (and I'm not sure why cause the balance at the beginning was perfect imho), and I guess it kind of... not exactly pissed me off, but it certainly made me wish it didn't. It turned what had the potential to be a four-star read into a 3 star read, is all. :/

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NannyOgg13 | 12 autres critiques | Apr 17, 2021 |

Question Mark par S E Culpepper

It was really hard for me to start reading this book because I didn't care much for Mark in Private Eye, but turns out he's not bad at all and in the end I enjoyed this book more. I liked the Christopher (and Kevin) interludes too even though Christopher's a douche.

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NannyOgg13 | 2 autres critiques | Mar 27, 2021 |

Question Mark (Liaisons, Book 2) par S E Culpepper

I'll be perfectly honest: it's been a while since I've read the first one in this series and I didn't truly remember the characters that well. I don't know if that was a bad thing or not. But I loved this one. Mark with all his insecurities and bad habits, Zane, sexy, famous, yet underneath it all still a fairly geeky, awkward normal guy. It was really good to read a book that didn't need to rely on sex between any of the characters to still convey romance. The ups and downs, things that work against them, all was nicely addressed.

I now definitely want to reread book one of this series, probably before rereading this one and then finally moving on to book three. If it just takes me away and lets me spend time with all these guys again in the same way, I might even increase the rating...… (plus d'informations)

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ShazOV | 2 autres critiques | Feb 10, 2021 |

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