Review: Enjoyable holidays reads
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 2, 2013
Play With Me - Lisa Renee Jones: 5 starsI loved Play With Me!  Kali is a strong, intelligent, and determined.  She moves to Las Vegas to start over and winds up working for CEO Damion Ward.  Damion is sexy, commanding, and confident.  Kali is immediately attracted to Damion but tries to keep the relationship professional.  As a reporter, Kali is interested in why Damion's previous personal assistant was fired and notices some strange behavior after starting her job.  There's some mystery about Kali's past and the happenings at Damion's company.  This was an engaging and complete story.  If anything, I wish this was a full length book.  I would have loved more to their story!Snowfall -  Mary Ann Rivers: 4 starsIt took me awhile to really get into this story, but I really enjoyed it once I did.  Jenny Wright is a scientist who is dealing with all of the changes in her life due to her diagnosis and lack of peripheral vision.  I loved that Jenny is a heroine with a medical problem.  As sight is very important to the job she loves, Jenny struggles with adjusting.  She finds comfort in an online relationship with C.  I loved Jenny and C's interactions, but I also loved the tension between Jenny and her occupational therapist, Evan!  I really enjoyed how Jenny evolved and the ending.After Midnight - Serena Bell: 4 starsThis was an interesting story of two newly single strangers meeting at a New Year's Eve party and then having their moment interrupted.  Nora is an intelligent woman who no longer trusts her own instincts.  Miles is reeling from a broken engagement and doesn't feel like he has anything to offer in a relationship.  They have instant chemistry and neither can't forget that moment.  After they find each other again, they get to know each other and that chemistry is as strong as ever.Overall, I enjoyed this anthology and would recommend if you like contemporary romance.*I received a complimentary copy from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.