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darkness223's review against another edition
4.0
This is the third book in the series but can be read without reading the other books.When Becky and Foster have a one night stand she is never expecting to see him again so when turns out to be the new lawyer where she works he is horrified while he is over the moon he wants more than the one night and will do anything to convince her they can be more.I really liked this one and will definitely checking out the other books in the series
carlyg123's review against another edition
3.0
Thoroughly enjoyed it, but there's not much to report and i don't feel obliged to reread it.
mindfullibrarian's review against another edition
5.0
Thanks so much to Kensington for sending me a review copy of this book - what a great birthday present!
I am absolutely in love with this series and purchased the first two books myself. This might be my favorite one yet, though - such a fun, smart, STEAMY romance about a LIBRARIAN! Love everything about it, but the dogs sealed the 5th star for me.
I am absolutely in love with this series and purchased the first two books myself. This might be my favorite one yet, though - such a fun, smart, STEAMY romance about a LIBRARIAN! Love everything about it, but the dogs sealed the 5th star for me.
melly2508's review against another edition
4.0
*I received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review*
Laws of Attraction is a quick and entertaining read about a Law Librarian and her one-night stand who becomes her newest colleague. I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 for two reasons: the terrible cover, and the fact that Becky can be a little overdramatic at times. Overall, I really enjoyed the story, and found Deke to be a little dreamy. I great book to curl up and read with a cup of tea on a chilly evening.
Laws of Attraction is a quick and entertaining read about a Law Librarian and her one-night stand who becomes her newest colleague. I gave this 4 stars instead of 5 for two reasons: the terrible cover, and the fact that Becky can be a little overdramatic at times. Overall, I really enjoyed the story, and found Deke to be a little dreamy. I great book to curl up and read with a cup of tea on a chilly evening.
melbsreads's review against another edition
4.0
Trigger warnings: shitty parenting, shitty families as a whole, drug abuse.
A cheesy romance novel that involves librarianship and puppers finding their forever homes? Uh, YES TIMES INFINITY. Obviously I was going to be trash for this.
I sped through it and I loved basically every second of it. It was a delight and I'm so glad I stumbled upon this series. MORE PLEASE.
A cheesy romance novel that involves librarianship and puppers finding their forever homes? Uh, YES TIMES INFINITY. Obviously I was going to be trash for this.
I sped through it and I loved basically every second of it. It was a delight and I'm so glad I stumbled upon this series. MORE PLEASE.
acdom's review against another edition
3.0
Cute enough, but definitely my least favorite in this series. Will I read more librarian in love books if they're written? Of course!
juliedj's review
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? N/A
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? N/A
0.5
museoffire's review
2.0
Contrary to what the cover might lead you to believe this is NOT a book about a shy stock photo model who meets a glowing ghost dog that likes to read sad novels.
Unfortunately its also not about a librarian in love. Well I mean tangentially it is, there's a sort of a librarian, a legal librarian at a law firm (which I'm sorry that's just lame and this girl does NO librarian work) and she falls in love with a lawyer who works too much. Like that's the plot, he works too much and she wishes he didn't but she totally understands.
NOT nearly on the level of the first two books this felt extremely rushed and totally shoehorned in to the whole "Librarians In Love" theme.
Very disappointing.
Unfortunately its also not about a librarian in love. Well I mean tangentially it is, there's a sort of a librarian, a legal librarian at a law firm (which I'm sorry that's just lame and this girl does NO librarian work) and she falls in love with a lawyer who works too much. Like that's the plot, he works too much and she wishes he didn't but she totally understands.
NOT nearly on the level of the first two books this felt extremely rushed and totally shoehorned in to the whole "Librarians In Love" theme.
Very disappointing.
beckyreadsitall's review
4.0
At first when I started this book I was like "um excuse me, I want to read about librarians, not lawyers," but then I realized the heroine was a librarian for a law firm and I calmed down a little. Plus all the dogs in this book? Omg win!
Of the three in this series, I actually think this one touched on the deepest of topics (a lot of family dynamics, behavior, self-worth, etc.) The story was fun, the pacing was good, and while a lot of times the epilogue is just a tidbit, this one really showed us how the characters had developed and where they were headed.
Would definitely recommend this series!
Of the three in this series, I actually think this one touched on the deepest of topics (a lot of family dynamics, behavior, self-worth, etc.) The story was fun, the pacing was good, and while a lot of times the epilogue is just a tidbit, this one really showed us how the characters had developed and where they were headed.
Would definitely recommend this series!