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Tuesday, February 18, 2025

Dream Girl Drama (Big Shots, #3) by Tessa Bailey

 Dream Girl Drama (Big Shots, #3) by Tessa Bailey-310 pages

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Sig Hauthier is a professional hockey player who meets his dream girl, Chloe Clifford after his beater truck breaks down in a country club parking lot in Darien, CT. They are both going to a dinner with one of their parents. It turns out that Sig's biological dad and Chloe's mom are engaged to be married and they're going to the same party. Can Sig and Chloe be platonic now that their parents are engaged? Will they get to be in a relationship eventually or will their parents go through with the impending nuptials? If Harvey and Sofia do get married, then what will happen to Chloe and Sig?

This was my first Tessa Bailey read and I enjoyed reading it. I'm getting into romance a little more. It's still not my favorite, but It's fine. 


Saturday, May 2, 2020

Love Her or Lose Her by Tessa Bailey

Love Her or Lose Her by Tessa Bailey - 341 pages

Rosie and Dominic have been together since seventh grade.  They were the perfect couple . . . until they weren't.  Now they barely speak to each other.  So Rosie gives Dominic an ultimatum -- they attend extreme marriage counseling or she leaves forever.  She never thought Dominic would agree but he did.  Now they are learning to speak to each other while completing ridiculous "homework assignments" for therapy.  Will this work or will they split up?

This is the second book in the This Series by Tessa Bailey.  I really loved the first book with all of its humor.  While the book was good it didn't seem to have as much humor as the first.  It's a more serious romance.  Still, I am definitely looking forward to the third book.

Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Too Hot to Handle by Tessa Bailey

Too Hot to Handle by Tessa Bailey - 326 pages
Romancing the Clarksons #1

Rita knows the road trip with her family is going to be bad -- she just didn't think it would be this bad.  None of them can get along.  Then the car breaks down in a small desert town.  Now Rita is spending the next few days in the town -- trying to both avoid her family and the man she just met that she can't stop thinking about.

I enjoyed this first book in a romance series by Tessa Bailey.  Her books seem to incorporate a lot of humor into them which I enjoy.  I look forward to reading the rest of the series.

Disorderly Conduct by Tessa Bailey

Disorderly Conduct by Tessa Bailey - 376 pages
The Academy #1

Police academy cadet Charlie is amazed to find a woman who doesn't want a real relationship.  It's exactly what he wants . . . until she breaks up with him.  Now he is determined to win her back.  He'll do anything -- sabotage her dates, become her friend, etc. -- to convince her that he is what she wants.

There was a lot of humor in this romance -- which I enjoyed.  You can tell that the story doesn't take itself too seriously.  It was a fun way to spend a few hours.

Thursday, November 14, 2019

Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey

Fix Her Up by Tessa Bailey - 389 pages

Georgie gets no respect from her family.  They all dismiss her as a child even though she runs her own successful entertainment business as a birthday party clown. 

Travis is back home after retiring from baseball due to an injury.  He feels a failure until he's offered a job as a color analyst.  The only problem is that he has to live down his playboy image as the team wants a family-friendly announcer.

So Georgia comes up with a plan.  Georgie and Travis will "date".  Georgie will be seen as an adult by her family and Travis will look as if he settled down with a girl next door.  But will they be able to keep up the pretense without really falling in love?


I picked up this book after reading a review of it on JCL Reads.  I'm glad I did.  It was a fun, quirky romance that I really enjoyed.  In fact, I went and placed several other books by this author on hold as soon as I finished it.  Hopefully, I like them as much.