The main character in this book is Mark, who has just moved to a new town after taking a year off to take care of his teenager daughter from his failed marriage. Mark is definitely gay and definitely not confident to get out of the closet, much less now his daughter needs ground. However, he meets Patrick and it is almost instant love. Definitely ( Read more... )

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This was nothing like I had expected ( Read more... )

Now living in New York, Clarissa is in a middle of a crisis now she has lost her dream job at the Daily Post, her entrepreneur and charming boyfriend-okay, it is more like she wishes she had lost that stalker-and can't even pay her back rent or find a job or at least update her parents of her predication. This will catch up to her the very day she ( Read more... )

This book I got from a different site this time. I don't know how requests work and the time I decided to test I was lucky the one title that caught my eyes was free for immediate download. Yay ( Read more... )

This could have been so much better!

The author has merits, she had a very entertaining idea that despite seen a lot on movies and TV series, it is not very frequent on books. And much less a plot twist - hence not saying here what it is about.

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I was very glad to be able to review this. So, first of all, I have to thank Netgalley and St. Martin's Press for providing me with the ARC, on a read-to-review basis ( Read more... )

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This was a nice reading but only to a point. Then it was plain boring.

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