authorbgillilan's review
4.0
It's a very sweet book. I really enjoyed the instant events in the start of the book and then the build up and development of the relationship later on. Sarah the baby is SO precious and a little daredevil! Her biting to learn thing she does reminds me of my nephew. EVERYTHING goes into his mouth. I love the roller coaster the romance goes through, it makes it more relate-able to the reader and it makes you stop and think of relationships you or your friends have gone through. Great book.
Brandi G.
Brandi G.
leahcook518's review
4.0
I found this book very enjoyable. Right from the beginning my interest was peaked. The characters were all easy to like and relate to. I appreciated the fact that there was only a little conflict and it was well executed and believable. Sometimes chick lit authors can get way over the top and lose their way in the on again off again romance of their characters. It was nice to read a story that kept me on wanting more without making me painfully have to wait it out. It was a quick and delightful read with just enough romance to satisfy me.
ela_35's review
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? N/A
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
2.0
I liked this book and the characters in it, but I wanted more scenes where the main characters do things together. Also, Sarah wasn’t shown much, and I wanted to see how Chase and Claudia interacted with her.
There were some side characters, but they were in the background and didn’t really have personalities.
perfectphlaws's review
4.0
A very sweet romance with a good meet cute. I was happy with the characters and the relationship development. Some of the errors were a bit distracting. I purchased this in the set "Sinfully Sweet"
takethyme's review
4.0
ANGEL BABY, a contemporary romance, draws you in from the beginning. Claudia Warren is neither at home or near a hospital when she goes into labor. One month early and having had Braxton-Hicks contractions for awhile, she finally accepts that this is the real thing. Chase Paxton, in the area, comes to her aid.
Single and without any experience with babies or pregnant women, Chase drops everything to help this young woman. He ends up assisting in the delivery and then she is whisked off to the hospital. He knows very little about this woman who entered his life so abruptly. Both want to see how each one is doing but neither can find the other. And so it is kismet when months later 'Claude' applies for a job and who, you guessed it, is going to be her new boss?
The plot device has been done before. Both the hero and heroine had some issues while they were children and it seeped into adulthood. How the author got them past their trust issues, successfully blended the intense chemistry and tension within their relationship and kept the interest flowing was surprisingly well-done for a kindle edition. I will look out for more from this author.
Single and without any experience with babies or pregnant women, Chase drops everything to help this young woman. He ends up assisting in the delivery and then she is whisked off to the hospital. He knows very little about this woman who entered his life so abruptly. Both want to see how each one is doing but neither can find the other. And so it is kismet when months later 'Claude' applies for a job and who, you guessed it, is going to be her new boss?
The plot device has been done before. Both the hero and heroine had some issues while they were children and it seeped into adulthood. How the author got them past their trust issues, successfully blended the intense chemistry and tension within their relationship and kept the interest flowing was surprisingly well-done for a kindle edition. I will look out for more from this author.
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