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Yay!
All About Romance has given Room Service a B+!
Here are a few of the snippets that made me preen:
"I really enjoyed this book; it was fun, had an interesting plot, and featured likable characters. My mouth watered reading about Rhys’ cooking and his food descriptions. Rhys and Olivia were interesting people."
"This sweet and entertaining novel is lots of fun. I recommend it highly."
Want to read the whole review? Look here.
One last note: AAR has come under fire in the past for being too brutal. I disagree. One of the reasons I love the site and love their honesty is because books cost money. I don't want to buy something that's going to turn out to be a waste of my time *or* my hard-earned dollars.
And in this review, of my book? Every nit they pick is something I can nod at and say, "Yup, I should have done that, I should have developed that plot point or that character." The AAR reviewers are smart women (and men), and I appreciate their frank reviews, especially when romance is so often accused of being a rainbows and kittens girls club.
Here are a few of the snippets that made me preen:
"I really enjoyed this book; it was fun, had an interesting plot, and featured likable characters. My mouth watered reading about Rhys’ cooking and his food descriptions. Rhys and Olivia were interesting people."
"This sweet and entertaining novel is lots of fun. I recommend it highly."
Want to read the whole review? Look here.
One last note: AAR has come under fire in the past for being too brutal. I disagree. One of the reasons I love the site and love their honesty is because books cost money. I don't want to buy something that's going to turn out to be a waste of my time *or* my hard-earned dollars.
And in this review, of my book? Every nit they pick is something I can nod at and say, "Yup, I should have done that, I should have developed that plot point or that character." The AAR reviewers are smart women (and men), and I appreciate their frank reviews, especially when romance is so often accused of being a rainbows and kittens girls club.