annamariahz's review
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Diverse cast of characters? No
2.0
jewelzbooks44's review
5.0
I lov love the book....its was awsome! Storm Cartwright is hot and very mysterous but she does have a sweet side and not just wild all the time. In the book she does get kinky at moments in the book with Adien and how this comes about....you'll have to read the story for yourself to find out. Not only that... Adien has surprizes happening for him as well in inspiring ways....check this book out! its a must read book...
krisrid's review
4.0
I love Annette Blair's books. She effortlessly combines sweet and silly, with deep and lovely.
This series, like all Blair's books start out feeling like cotton-candy fiction - the story and the characters come across like fun and fluffy beach reads, and they are and do deliver that. These are fun and easy-to-read stories that entertain like crazy.
But every time I read one of Blair's stories, I realize about halfway through that there is depth, and and powerful emotion in the plot, and that the characters and the mountains they are always climbing are multi-faceted and intensive. The story always gives me both humour and heart in an Annette Blair book, and so while they may sound and start like fluff reads, they always leave me sighing in pleasure and sweetness by the end.
This book was no different. I loved Storm and Aiden, and I loved going on their long, convoluted and sometimes completely ridiculous journey to the inevitable happy ending. Annette Blair always surprises and enchants me and I look forward to reading many more of her wonderful stories!
This series, like all Blair's books start out feeling like cotton-candy fiction - the story and the characters come across like fun and fluffy beach reads, and they are and do deliver that. These are fun and easy-to-read stories that entertain like crazy.
But every time I read one of Blair's stories, I realize about halfway through that there is depth, and and powerful emotion in the plot, and that the characters and the mountains they are always climbing are multi-faceted and intensive. The story always gives me both humour and heart in an Annette Blair book, and so while they may sound and start like fluff reads, they always leave me sighing in pleasure and sweetness by the end.
This book was no different. I loved Storm and Aiden, and I loved going on their long, convoluted and sometimes completely ridiculous journey to the inevitable happy ending. Annette Blair always surprises and enchants me and I look forward to reading many more of her wonderful stories!
mrisner's review
4.0
When beautiful bad girl Storm Cartwright hears the sound of a baby crying every time she’s near Aiden McCloud, she turns on the charm. Because she’s sure it means a child is in need—and that the handsome antiques restorer is the key to finding it. And when she lures Aiden into her seductive trap and kidnaps him, something magical happens between them.
I really have enjoyed this series. Need to get my hands on the third book in the trilogy now.
I really have enjoyed this series. Need to get my hands on the third book in the trilogy now.
fernbell's review
5.0
Storm is a triplet and a witch. She just has one problem, she hears a baby crying whenever she is around Aiden. Aiden thinks storm is a gorgeous goth girl that won't stop talking baby nonsense. Storm is sure that she is hearing a child in need and Aiden just won't get with the program of helping her find the child. What is a girl to do? How about kidnapping him in his own RV and going on the road to find the child in question. Really enjoyed this book. There were parts you just had to laugh at and didn't want the book to end.
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