Title: All I Want for Christmas is You
Author: Brenna Lyons
Rating: Five Siren Stones
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Sub-Genre: Erotic Romance
Keywords: Romantic Comedy, Sensual, Bondage, HEA Ending
Page
Count: 86
ISBN
E-Book: 978-1-60659-751-4
Price: $4.99
Publisher: Phaze
Reviewer: Stacey Krug
Blurb/Summary:
Carson Cousins Book 1
Two years after losing her fiancé Zach in a car
accident, Robin is moving on. She's set her priorities, and one of them is
following through with a life plan she and Zach made together...having a baby.
It would be best if said child shared some of Zach's genes. Enter David, Zach's
older brother. He's Robin's best friend, her confidant, the one person who won't
think she's crazy to do this...she hopes. Since there's no chance the ladies'
man will fall for her, she hopes sex with him will stop the dreams where David
takes Zach's place. It's the invitation he's been waiting for, three years of
watching Robin with his little brother, then watching her grieve Zach. If only
she wanted David for himself and not a convenient sperm donor to conceive his
brother's child. Then again, in such close quarters, maybe he'll be able to
convince her to something more permanent...if his parents don't catch wind of
the whole thing first.
Review:
This
was a fun story to read and watch unfold.
It’s hard not to like both the main characters, Robin and David. The author brings them to life with
believable backgrounds and insecurities.
Robin was engaged to David’s younger brother Zach. Zach was killed in an accident that paralyzed
Robin from moving forward. While
grieving, David was there for her as was Zach’s family. When Robin decides she wants to have a baby
and asks David to help her, David sees his chance to be with Robin.
Brenna
Lyons turned up the heat in her extremely erotic, hot, steamy love scenes
between Robin and David that will keep you reading for more. The suspense around the parents and family
finding out that David and Robin are together keeps the plot moving forward. The secondary characters add some comedy and
mirth to the story.
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