Wrong to Need You by Alisha Rai
There is no melodramatic flailing that the characters here don’t love.
There is no melodramatic flailing that the characters here don’t love.
I wish I can unread this book. Ooh, I’m so funny today.
Is it just me or does every Kimani romance story these days merely recycle one of the seven “acceptable” plot lines?
Sophomore slump hits especially hard here, as this otherwise well-written book makes little sense.
Interesting! The author seems to have improved considerably here, when compared to her style and what not in her last few books.
Bad boys are most fun when the heroine puts up a good fight. If not, hello there, jackass.
This is a “Surprise, here’s a baby!” story, but don’t worry, the author gets most of it right here.
The heroine is the head of a sexy stuff empire… but the story avoids taking advantage of this to become more interesting.
This one is probably the last good Stallion book in a while.
When it comes to the Stallions – who are now one big family with the Boudreaux – it really is a case of too much of a good thing.