GRR Reviews How to Wed a Quarterback by Genevieve Goodwin

Ruthie never wanted to get involved with an athlete EVER again due to a bad experience. As fund-raising manager for a charity, Ruthie makes sure the events go right, even appeasing the star quarterback Corbett "Super Cooper". That is, until he, trying to throw off his cling-y ex, announced to the public that he and Ruthie are engaged, only fifteeen minutes after meeting her! Corbett now had to undo this, fend off his ex (who's NOT deterred), AND make it up to Ruthie...

Hmmm... Actually quite good, except for his evil ex being completely psycho. That makes her one-dimensional and kinda lame. 4/5

GRR Reviews How to Wed a Billionaire by Genevieve Goodwin

Danielle has enough loser BF's to last a lifetime, yet with her friends married and having babies, she felt left out. Danielle has abandonment issues, as his father left at ten and never returned. She went to a sperm bank but chickened out. Then she ran into Mason... //  Mason is a bachelor and wanted to stay that way, but when his father demanded that he marry or else cede control to his cousin (who has no experience) he caved and decided a marriage of convenience with Danielle is perfect for him. He'll even give Danielle a baby. // The two got married in secret, but the news almost immediately leaked, and his father continued to interfere. When Danielle almost drowned due to a paparazzi, then a secret about her father was revealed, Mason must decide whether to fight to stay married... or cave to his father's demand... again.

Sorry, but the father's actions make no sense. Nor was his reasoning ever explained. He told his son to get married, then when he did, he turns around and goes "you won't inherit if you stay married". He's messing with Mason's life "just because" (he has controlling issues), and that's VERY LAME for a villain.

Category: Contemporary

Overall Rating: 2/5

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