Showing posts with label Kayley Wood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kayley Wood. Show all posts

GRR Reviews The Karma Book Club by Kayley Wood

Mia has a big problem. She let her best friend Kat stay in the apartment she had rented with her boyfriend Doug, only to have Kat steal Doug, and convinced him to kick Mia out of the apartment she mostly decorated with her own money! Fortunately, her three sisters came to her rescue, but scoring her another perfect apartment... But a colossal screwup means Logan was also renting the same apartment... and Logan was freshly out of a scandal not too long ago. Forced to cohabitate, at least temporarily, Mia and Logan eyed each other wearily. But Kat and Mia are competing for the same junior even planner promotion. Mia's sisters have a plan... They shall conduct a karmic retribution scheme on Kat and Doug, and they want to use Logan's questionable morals to good use. After all, what can go wrong? Uh... how about everything?

Part rom com, part karmic revenge, let's just say things don't always go as planned. Good plotting. 4.5/5

GRR Reviews The Virgin Club by Kayley Wood

Emma and her besties vowed to keep their virginity "for the one". Emma dare not hope for the best, for in her experience, "what goes up, must come down". When her besties both found love, Emma was left alone. After a meltdown fueled by ice cream and alcohol (consumed solo)  Emma declared on her anon blog that she intends to lose her virginity by her 24th birthday, which is a month away. And that's when her blog went viral. Her besties knew Emma had a crush on Logan, the new guy at work, who somehow figured out Emma's the virgin of the blog through experience, so they engineered a blog entry to create a fake "competitor" to Logan to force Logan's hand. The fake competitor was based on Emma's temporary boss, Alex, who's also extremely hot... and VERY VERY rich... AND hates Logan's guts. At first, the plan seems to be working. Logan's interested... but then Emma's curse struck... And this time, Emma may lose a lot more...

This romcom certainly had a couple twists and turns I didn't seem coming, and that's good. You'll have an explanation for everything, including why Alex is hot and cold.

Category: Contemporary

Overall Rating: 5/5

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