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She canted her head, her keen eyes glancing at Cait’s face. Then her arms opened. With a grateful sigh, Cait accepted the warm embrace. “Needed that,” she said, her voice muffled against the soft, silky fabric of the blue-and-green tunic Celeste wore. Celeste’s arms tightened. Her breath caught. “So much tension inside you. So much swirlin’ in that brain of yours, gal. Let me see. Maybe I can help.”
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Who’s Your Daddy by Elle James and Delilah Devlin
Texas Billionaires Club #3 Rachel, ad executive and owner of her own business, feels her biological clock ticking. She wants a baby and having given up on the idea of happily ever after and marriage has set up a plan to find a sperm donor. Her plans are often not well thought out and the execution of them proves to be entertaining. Her friend, Genie, knows there are better ways to handle the situation but can’t seem to get through to Rachel. Now, Rachel does have a slight flutter of feelings when she looks at Jesse, a cowboy who has an account with her firm, but her policy of no fraternization with customers puts a nix on that idea – at least for awhile. If you are looking for a book that will make you smile and even laugh at times, steam your glasses once or twice, want a handsome cowboy book boyfriend that has a reputation for being a player and hope Rachel will find an acceptable sperm donor then this might be the book for you. If you are looking for reality, substance, depth and thought provoking content then this is not the book for you. Thank you to the author for the ARC – this is my honest review.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34051272-who-s-your-daddy?ac=1&from_search=true
3 Stars
Book Review - Family Values
Family Values by Delilah Devlin My rating: 3 of 5 stars 2.5 stars The Good : Can’t complain about novella length smut with a good amount of sex, and just enough of a story that it doesn’t feel like just sex. The tension between the brothers and the competition for Angelina was a little different than every other MFMM menage, though the rest of the story does follow the fairly standard formula. Everything in Between : There was nothing really objectionable with the story...or particularly compelling. There are some curious moments considering these are brothers, and the thought of swords crossing, even when it’s all focused on the heroine, is….yeah, it’s a bit weird. Angelina’s reluctance fades away fairly quickly, considering how long she was gone. 2.5 stars This is short, smutty and sweet. If you’re into menage romances, you may enjoy this. **ARC provided by publisher via netgalley for review** View all my reviews
Sometimes, our lives can be pretty passionless. We go through our daily routines—getting kids ready for school, heading to work, trying to cram errands in between—and by the time we get home, we’re tired and maybe feeling like a little cog in a wheel attached to a very big, uncaring machine. Reading romance is an escape that not only takes us exciting places, but connects with our emotions and inspires us to find the passion in our real lives.
Delilah Devlin on why we should read romance, part of her interview with Queekie Girl Reads
