Review: Enjoyable
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 22, 2012
I’ve read and loved all of McCarthy’s regencies and was so excited when I saw she was writing a contemporary series as well. I was not disappointed, I really enjoyed Almost Midnight. Hannah and Tanner have a chance encounter in the middle of the woods. Hannah blows him off thinking she will probably never see him again. She soon takes a part-time job as a nanny and after a few weeks realizes the out-of-town dad is actually Tanner. Sparks fly and it was fun to see them butt heads. I thought they had good chemistry together and even though things moved a little fast for me (I’m way to practical or cautious to ever commit to someone that quickly.) their relationship and feelings felt believable. I liked that the story remained clean, but there is still enough chemistry to keep me happy. I liked the plot and side characters. I am looking forward to reading about Tanner’s brothers Rafe and Max!! If you haven’t read any McCarthy books yet, you’re missing out. I’ve enjoyed all her books and look forward to reading many more.Content: Clean, some kissing. Mild swearing (less than a handful, if I remember right.)*This book was provided to me by the author.(less)