Seduced by Mr. Right by Pamela Yaye

There is something that is a bit off about the cover of Seduced by Mr. Right. The way the couple looks on this bike? Not sexy or attractive to me. This supposedly wealthy man looks like he's pulled his clothing from the bargain bin and the model himself just doesn't look quite right to me. Definitely not what I imagined the "Mr. Right" that is the character Emilio to look like.

So why am I picking on this cover you might ask? The answer is simple and sums up my feelings about the story in general. An image of a man and a woman straddled on a motorcycle should be freakin' hot! But this is not, and neither is the story. Like the cover, the idea for this book was a good one. Unfortunately, the execution just got in the way. I didn't care for this book at all and frankly, I'm not going to spend a great deal of time hashing over the good, the bad, and the ugly of it. Basically, Emilio Morretti is a race car driver who is depressed and locked away in his mansion because of a tragedy several years earlier. There are problems in his world and his best friend/manager hires a life coach to get him back on track - literally. The life coach is Sharleen Nichols a woman who has had her share of

Midnight Play by Lisa Marie Perry

This is my first Lisa Marie Perry book and I have to say that I liked it. It wasn't perfect or even the most captivating book that
I've read, but it was enjoyable in that it captured my interest quite easily and kept it throughout. That said, there seemed to be a little something that was missing. I kept feeling like there should have been a bit more to the story, as if that missing "something" would have made it more solid and even more likable in my opinion. I can't quite put a finger on what it was, but let's get to the book as it was written...