I wanted this to be better than it was.

it was okay. just a little boring. Definitely women’s fiction.

This book was awesomely captivating. I didn’t want to stop reading it for anything, and I was sad when it ended.

It wasn’t a bad book, there were just a number of things that annoyed me about it. Like Andy’s need for a disguise – that was just dumb. And the hero started to annoy halfway through. And the dialogue got cliched at the end.

I loved this book, but then I’ve loved everything Karen L. King has written. With the exception of Amelia, I liked all of the characters and enjoyed reading about them. Helena bothered me at first but that was because King kept interspersing her story in with Vincent and Lydia’s and I just wanted to get back to them!

This was most similar to Pam Rosenthal’s Almost a Gentleman and even though everyone I know LOVES that book, I thought this one was waaaay better. But then I’m a fangirl ;)

This wasn’t my favorite Bad Boys book. I dont like Lori Foster so I didnt really bother reading her story. Erin McCarthy’s was blah and Harlequin Presents-like. The HelenKay story was eh too. Its always possible that I was just in a reading funk though too.

This was like the poor man’s version of MJD’s Undead series. I didn’t like the protag and had I not been reading it for review I would have given up 50 pages in.

I enjoyed this, as I’ve enjoyed everything else I’ve read by Emma Holly. It’s certainly an erotic romance, with emphasis on the erotic. I thought the romance could have been slightly better developed though.

this was a really cute and funny book about a boy and girl who switch bodies for a couple of days. I suppose it’s telling that the funniest parts were the body issue things. quick read and not at all preachy.

this book was a lot of fun and I really enjoyed reading it. Holly was hilarious as were all of the characters. I would have liked to see Holly grow a little more of a backbone a little sooner, but I still liked it. Can’t wait for the sequel