GRR Reviews Because You Love Me by Delaney Cameron

Bridget is tired of his father trying to match her with his protege, Graham. She's secretly engaged with Simon, with plans to marry soon. She has a degree and a good job as an interior designer for her father's hotel flipping business. Unfortunately, her father's untimely death brought issues to the surface... Not only did her father lost his fortune (so she won't inherit anything, but have to give up a lot of perks like cars, penthouse apartments, and more), she's starting to see that perhaps her fiancee may not be as honest as she thought he was... And perhaps, Graham was not the evil incarnate that she saw him is either...

LONG character arcs, where Simon's... duplicity was revealed slowly. I felt the issues of her half siblings were not used that much, and there were some issues with terminology... It's "naval aviators", not "navy pilots". Also, F-18 is a single seater. How did Graham share a cockpit with someone else for a year?  4/5

GRR Reviews A New Year's Kiss by Delaney Cameron

Norah had to give up on her plan as an art history major and her love when her grandparents needed her. But now, she had to reestablish herself back in the city, while working as a tour guide for a historical house... When hot attorney Lance moved in... but Lance is haunted... // Lance is not as married to his job as he wants people to think. He's just not ready to move on after his (unrequited) love married someone else... Every time he hears about her, as she's still his sister's bestie, and a family friend, his heart bleeds again. // Lance and Norah met, neither is quite ready to date, but they can commiserate together. Can they find love through that friendship?

Ah, the push-pull is quite good here. Neither was over-the-top, both have to deal with more common struggles. But there's a little bit of pacing problem near the end.

Category: Contemporary

Overall Rating: 3.5/5 rounded up

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