A QUEEN FOR THE TAKING?
Matilda’s Wedding
The Baby Bequest(Brewster Baby Boom Book 1)
It was an sweet story, but the ML was a bit of a contradiction and frustratingly self focused. On one hand he says he won't get married because there is one critical thing he knows he can't give a wife, and the next he is condemning the FL for suggesting there are solutions that could would let them marry and still give her what she wants. He takes it personally that she has this very common dream he can't fulfill, and if she won't give up that dream, she doesn't love him. That's not the way its supposed to work. Luckily the girl had a good head on her shoulders and she helps him see their problem is even more basic than just fulfilling her dream and he understands.
Chiisana Ai No Negai
Risou no Tsuma no Takurami wa
6 chaps uploaded in 2 "shots" - Such a confluence of coincidence, but still a lovely story, and long enough to involve you a bit more than most.
Three for a Wedding
Oh, what a pristine little web we have here. It is based on enough, if only moderately, plausible situations that you can put logic in check and enjoy it, but there are SO many places where a ‘what if’ would have made it fall apart. What if the son said something? What if the FL had said something that got the ‘prank’ motivation questioned? What if the Dr had given the FL the benefit of a doubt (and why didn’t he?)? What if the vet said something sooner (it should have been evident the first time the pup was examined)? And there are others. You can come up with plausible reasons to justify each situation, but there is a cumulative effect here and a story shouldn’t have to stand on the reader being able to come up with justifications to keep it flying. Unlike some other stories I’ve read, however, it IS possible to do so. If you can, it is an enjoyable story and the art is good too. I do wonder, however, how someone SO forgetful can pull off being a doctor. His note book clearly only served one purpose in the story, and remembering prescriptions and tea party invites wasn’t it.
His Pretend Wife
The Billionaire Claims His Wife
I really liked this one. Both leads are strong and respectable (but I'll give the FL top billing). It was honest issues that drove them apart, but the FL paved the way for their reconciliation with her independance and her wisdom, and I liked that too. I also liked - A LOT - that the ML showed that men are in control of their hormones and NOT the other way around! There was a lot to like in this story and the art was icing on the cake! Worth reading!
Alissa's Miracle