Series: Kowalski Family
by Author Shannon Stacey
Yours to Keep (2011)
Kõik, millest ta eales unistas (2013)
3.75, but I'll bump it up to 4 because of Josh's status as the youngest. This is book six of the Kowalski Family series. This is a fun, quick, and purely entertaining read. Things sort of come to a head in this book as far as the Maine Kowalskis go. Josh is the youngest of five, he's the only one...
Kõik, mida ta eales ihaldas (2013)
Yep, I loved Ryan. He was HOT. Sean is still my favorite, but Ryan runs a close second among the Kowalski brothers. I should have hated that he'd asked Lauren to leave her husband once (especially because said husband was his childhood best friend), but given what her ex did to her, it's hard to ...
Falling for Max (2014)
For the ultimate curl-up on the couch comfort read, you can’t beat Sahnnon Stacey. Small town contemporary romance without the saccharine. The plot in this book felt like a rom-com bordering on the hackneyed, but Shannon pulls it off. The hero Max is an introvert who lives life according to a ...
All He Ever Dreamed (2013)
It was dull. The relationship happened so fast and all things predictable. Not the main point of the story but I want to talk about Hailey. It's getting ridiculous. She was Paige's BFF, then Lauren's, now she's Katie's? Is she going to be Liz's next? I really like Hailey but now I feel like the a...
Taken with You (2014)
Hailey Genest isn't sure that Mr. Right exists and she isn't waiting around for him anymore. Instead, she and a friend decide to embrace their singleness by trying new, adventurous things, which include a singles friendly camping trip. Unfortunately Hailey's idea of the outdoors usually involves ...
Love a Little Sideways (2013)
Been waiting for this book to hit the library for sooo long!!!! Not disappointed!!!! Liz Kowalski returns to Maine. Drew Miller is the Chief of Police. Kowalski Family #7.
All He Ever Desired (2012)
I liked this book. Unlike the other readers, I don't have a problem with the past relationship not having a traumatic breakup. A missed opportunity seems more realistic. The character of Ryan avoided most hero stereotypes, which I appreciated. He's not commitment-phobic, a man-whore, or walking s...
All He Ever Needed (2012)
The book was funny and nice, but something was missing. I am getting tired of commitment-phobes who really just need exposure to the magic hooha/wang of the perfect mate. The heroine had valid reasons for her hesitancy and yet still agreed to date the hero. He in turn had ONE bad previous exper...
Exclusively Yours (2010)
Oh my god. This book is like cuddling up to a litter of kittens while having a bundle of puppies on my lap, while fluffy little bunnies runs circles around me. There is so much cute and warm fuzzies I feel like I am going to die. I read a few more of this series and the hero is always a hot sweet...