Jean Joachim
Autor von Moonlight and Roses
Über den Autor
Jean C. Joachim was part of the fund-raising team at one of New York City's award-winning public schools, P.S. 87 on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, for a decade. She has helped raise over $200,000 a year for the past ten years. She lives in New York City
Reihen
Werke von Jean Joachim
The Moonlight Series 1 Exemplar
Getagged
Wissenswertes
- Geschlecht
- female
- Nationalität
- USA
- Geburtsort
- New York City, New York, USA
Mitglieder
Rezensionen
This review/rating is just for the 3 m/m romance stories.
A Star-Crossed Christmas by V.L. Locey
Very sweet story of second chances and taking a childhood friendship to another level. I've not read the series this book is attached to but it had no impact on my enjoyment.
Dallas Christmas by RJ Scott - Lovely second chance romance. This one made me tear up at times.
Holding On Tight by Susan Scott Shelley - Established couple celebrating their first Christmas together and everything goes wrong. No need to have read their previous story (although I'm curious enough to consider picking it up). Slightly angsty with a HEA.
… (mehr)
A Star-Crossed Christmas by V.L. Locey
Very sweet story of second chances and taking a childhood friendship to another level. I've not read the series this book is attached to but it had no impact on my enjoyment.
Dallas Christmas by RJ Scott - Lovely second chance romance. This one made me tear up at times.
Holding On Tight by Susan Scott Shelley - Established couple celebrating their first Christmas together and everything goes wrong. No need to have read their previous story (although I'm curious enough to consider picking it up). Slightly angsty with a HEA.
… (mehr)
DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Fun and heart-warming
REVIEW: Great job of making Rusty an unwitting jerk in the beginning. It was fun to watch the relationship grow with Meg, a widowed school teacher. The opening situation of two unlikely partners sharing the same summer cabin was humorous while the plot was enhanced by two charming boys and a slobbery rottweiler. There may have been a couple of slow parts but overall, I really enjoyed this book. A good summer read. I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily review this book. This is my honest review.
DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Advised by his son’s school to up his game as a single parent, arrogant ex-baseball star, Rusty Reisse, takes a hiatus from his broadcasting career to spend the summer with his son.
Rusty hopes to bond with Tommy in rural Pine Grove. His plan blows up when Meg Gunderson, a brainiac schoolteacher, shows up with her son, claiming the house is hers. When police compare receipts, they discover Rusty and Meg have rented the same house.
A widow, Meg, schemes to get Rusty out. He’s equally determined to send her packing. Although a war of words ensues, the boys become friends. Obligated to share the digs for the duration, they’re forced to declare a reluctant truce.
While no longer openly hostile, they still snipe at each other, too stubborn to admit their growing attraction. When their vacation ends abruptly, will their chemistry vanish, too, with the summer sun and corn-on-the cob?… (mehr)
REVIEW: Great job of making Rusty an unwitting jerk in the beginning. It was fun to watch the relationship grow with Meg, a widowed school teacher. The opening situation of two unlikely partners sharing the same summer cabin was humorous while the plot was enhanced by two charming boys and a slobbery rottweiler. There may have been a couple of slow parts but overall, I really enjoyed this book. A good summer read. I received this book for free from eBook Discovery. I voluntarily review this book. This is my honest review.
DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Advised by his son’s school to up his game as a single parent, arrogant ex-baseball star, Rusty Reisse, takes a hiatus from his broadcasting career to spend the summer with his son.
Rusty hopes to bond with Tommy in rural Pine Grove. His plan blows up when Meg Gunderson, a brainiac schoolteacher, shows up with her son, claiming the house is hers. When police compare receipts, they discover Rusty and Meg have rented the same house.
A widow, Meg, schemes to get Rusty out. He’s equally determined to send her packing. Although a war of words ensues, the boys become friends. Obligated to share the digs for the duration, they’re forced to declare a reluctant truce.
While no longer openly hostile, they still snipe at each other, too stubborn to admit their growing attraction. When their vacation ends abruptly, will their chemistry vanish, too, with the summer sun and corn-on-the cob?… (mehr)
Hockey Holidays has a story for every time of the year. Whether catching up with old friends, falling in love for the first time, dreaming with a broken heart or getting the chance to finally get things right this anthology consists of tales that appeal to everyone. Kate Willoughby appeals to the romantic in us all with a modern day fairytale meant to run away with your heart. Kat Mizera and Jami Davenport remind us that family is the gift that keeps on giving with a few special surprises thrown in for good measure. Shelley, Kay, Scott, Locey, Julian and Jacobs prove that given time, life and love have a way of working themselves out. With eighteen stories, it's hard to pick a favorite, because they all take aim at the heart.… (mehr)
Dir gefällt vielleicht auch
Nahestehende Autoren
Statistikseite
- Werke
- 47
- Mitglieder
- 211
- Beliebtheit
- #105,256
- Bewertung
- 3.6
- Rezensionen
- 17
- ISBNs
- 82
A Star-Crossed Christmas by V.L. Locey
Very sweet story of second chances and taking a childhood friendship to another level. I've not read the series this book is attached to but it had no impact on my enjoyment.
Dallas Christmas by RJ Scott - Lovely second chance romance. This one made me tear up at times.
Holding On Tight by Susan Scott Shelley - Established couple celebrating their first Christmas together and everything goes wrong. No need to have read their previous story (although I'm curious enough to consider picking it up). Slightly angsty with a HEA.
… (mehr)