Fifi FlowersRecensioni

A good story.

Arranged is the poster child for flirtatiously, funny romance. Ms. Flowers made humor the main character and Jensen and Ireland willing supporters. Well meaning parents with marriage on the brain are never a good thing. Especially when the recipients are determined to fight the arrangement by any means necessary and fall right into a trap of their own making. A recipe for disaster that puts the charm in hilarious.

Received an ARC at no cost to author on behalf of The Wit and Wonder Agency. It is time to get my home remodeled, but no one but Caldwell can do this job! This was a pretty short book, but nevertheless still fun, and hot. You will love the chemistry between Daphne and Caldwell. Fifi, next one please! Enjoy!

Wow! I started this last night and had to stop, due to my contacts drying up in my eyes!
Loved this book!
Willow and Dash were well rounded characters.
The rest of the cast was great.
Willow and Dash struggle with their feelings and find out they may need to change their views on relationships, it was only supposed to be a vacation fling.
This book serious made me want to do couple yoga!

This is Fifi Flowers first attempt at authoring. As her first book, this story shows a plausible plot line, real life well defined characters, with the thrill of a romance full of passion.

Melissa and Evan meet under unusual circumstances. Their work happens to dovetail them into meeting. Although not formally introduced, Evan has kept his eyes on Melissa for a while. Melissa is fascinated by Evan's looks. He is her dream man come true.

Throughout the book, we learn about these two characters in detail. We eventually realize that if Fate really exists, these two were meant to be together. This is a journey of understanding, merging of emotions, and two souls finding themselves.

The plot line is sound, the characters are well defined and real, the love scenes are thrilling and passionate. Great romance could not ask for more!

If you notice the use of french words intermixed in the dialogue between our characters, please note there is a reason for this which will be explained at the end of the book.