Erica Frost

The concept is solid, the story is flushed for the most part. Loved the characters, too. I’d give this a solid 3.5

What I had issues with is how the story was set up on the page. I got this from KU so I am assuming it’s the final. So I had to backtrack and see who was actually talking. The flow in certain areas seemed choppy as did explaining the timing.

I liked that Riley stood her ground against her baby daddies' mother as he was such a mama boy, but at the thought of losing her and his son, he chose love and had not realized how lonely his life was without them. Eavesdropping is never a good thing as if you don't hear all of the conversation. Harrison was so hung up on making money that he almost missed out on happiness.

I LOVED THIS BOOK! I am glad that Belle gave as good as she got when Michael found her naked in HIS bed when he got to the little cottage that he had inherited from his grandfather. He was tired from a long drive and wanted to clear his head as his ex-girlfriend gave him a marry me or else, but he was not the marrying kind. I did not not Belle's clingy ex-boyfriend. So many authors had novels with this title that I hope that I reviewed the right book!

Seeing a hot guy relaxing by the pool, Amy realises it's her professor; the one who gives her poor grades and makes her work harder than anyone. This story relates how their relationship starts, stutters and impacts on their lives. I enjoyed this very much, although as we see Christopher through Amy's eyes, it took me a while to understand that he really wasn't that old.