J. S. Cooper

This book had me laughing one second at the back and forth banter between Jagger and Magnolia through their notes they leave each other. Jagger comes off as this rude obnoxious guy writing little notes to his new neighbor and Magnolia finds him to be annoying and wants to be left alone. Then we find out that these two actually know each other and have a history that is kind of a disaster, but their attraction is still strong and as they try to fight against it Magnolia finds herself not being able to for too long. A very good read that has Magnolia trying to move on with her life while trying to go against what she felt and feels towards Jagger and Jagger is this sweetheart with one thing on his mind and that is to get his girl.

… (meer)

In this book we have Mila, who has been in love with her brother’s best friend her whole life and she is wanting him more than ever now that they are both grownups. At times I felt like poor Mila was a little naïve when it came to wanting to seduce TJ and the way she lied to try to make him jealous, but as the story goes on we know that Tj is up to something other than a 4 week fiancé and I felt bad for Mila because she has no clue she is being set up we just don’t know exactly how or why yet. Tj is powerful and seems like he has a dark side to him, he is truly attracted to Mila, but his hidden agenda makes it seem like he doesn’t care if he ends up hurting her or himself in the end. I am very curious to see what is going on and I want to see what this other side of Tj is about.… (meer)