Books by Erin McCarthy
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review 1: The Cosmo Read Hot Reads imprint continues to be hit or miss for me, mostly miss. For every good one it seems I get 3 meh ones. That's how I felt about this one - just meh. These characters were mid-twenties, I think, and just seemed crazy immature. The entire premise of the plot...
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review 1: I love reading about a woman who can be both a good mom and a sensual woman without cheating either role. Tamara may take a while to get there, but she manages to find herself is a beautiful way. Her children are the center of her world, as they should be, but she understands t...
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review 1: So I think I'm a sucker for super nerdy smart females who get the hot guy. Imogen has to know "why" about everything and pretty much takes everything literally. I love her quirkiness it makes me laugh. Ty is a super hot stock car racer who is dyslexic but no one knows. Trying to ...
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review 1: I admit I loved seeing Suzanne & Ryder's perspectives in the previous two books and it was nice to see a couple scenes in this book from outside characters. Suzanne comes off harsh in the previous books, which gives you an idea of what you're walking into, however then you are to...
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review 1: I picked this book by chance. I was in a mood to read some erotica and Flat-Out Sexy caught my eye. I was surprised when I saw that the author was Erin McCarthy. I’ve read True from her True Believers series, and I had no idea she also had an adult series. So I decided to give Fl...
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review 1: Erin McCarthy is a must-read author for me, but this was the first book of this series I had read. I will definitely be reading more of them! Erin never disappoints with her clever, funny, yet tender and sweet romances, regardless of the specific characters. Ty was such a sweet...
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review 1: Nice story, easy to read, fast paced, good main characters, good sidekick characters, tiny bits of angst to keep the story from getting stale, happy ending. What's not to love.The main female, Eve, was annoying, argumentative, brash, sassy, bossy, kind-hearted and generous, and ...
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review 1: 3.75*I love this series and I highly recommend it to everyone!!! In "Final Lap" Harley McLain and Cooper Brickman get their HEA. I loved these two characters. They both got something that they never thought they deserved but always wanted, love, trust and the feeling of home. The...
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review 1: I found the book as a fast, fun read. The main character Josie was pretty believable because she wasn't perfect and had her flaws but Houston looked last that and saw her for what she is. There were just the cute little parts where you just made the book what it is for example th...
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review 1: I'm a big Erin McCarthy fan, especially her "Fast Track" series, so I thought I'd give a couple of her other books a try.Tiffany's just-plain-mean grandmother has thrown her out, but luckily she lands a housesitting job for Danny Gold, rich record producer. It's a pretty sweet gi...
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review 1: McCarthy's writing is very easy to read and jump right into. The world is fairly simple and the characters entertaining. Two horny doctors that are driving each other crazy. He's a brilliant, arrogant and emotionally distant surgeon and she's a bubbly, cheerful doctor in training...
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review 1: I found the ending strangely funny. And I won't deny how the unfolding of events('cause apparently they don't remember a thing of what happened the night before)made me think of what really happened. Even in my sleep, it won't stop tugging my frontal lobes.Johnny isn't really d...
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review 1: Sooooo very much better than The Fangover part 1!! I felt like this book had the depth of character and plot line that I am more accustomed to in Love's books.I was laughing, crying, and definitely a bit of cringing through the book. I will say that this book still followed the m...