Books by India Grey
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review 1: I didn’t want this book to end!!!! I have always loved India Grey’s books but “Her Last Night of Innocence” is by far my favorite one. I loved reading about Cristiano Maresco, a famous, gorgeous, rich race car driver and Kate Edwards, a shy virgin who doesn’t believe that she is ...
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review 1: Really enjoyed this. Engaged with and liked Sophie and Kit from the start. Sophie puts her acting skills to the test when she steps into the role as girlfriend to her gay best friend. Kit proves he's nobody's fool and sees through her deceit. How can she want his brother when she...
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review 1: I was impressed that this book included a leading woman who wasn't a virgin and a leading man who wasn't either a billionaire, sheikh or prince. Not only that, but I was impressed that the author chose to recognize the LGTB community in this book. Sophie, the leading lady, came...
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review 1: While this is the third in the Balfour Brides series, it is also the one that has the most information on what is supposed (or I think) to be connecting the books. I really haven't seen much connection so far other than 8 sisters. I was under the impression that there was some ...
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review 1: I honestly don't think this book should be classed as a romance. It was one of the most soul-crushing romances I've ever read, outside of Thomas Hardy's oeuvre. You see, the "hero", Tristan, brutally destroys the heroine's life, spirit and will to live, pretty much in that orde...
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review 1: Tristan sees Lily and wants her, typical, but his friend warns him off. Tristan doesn’t heed the warning, that he is so screwed up he will screw her up too, and goes for it! Well they do the deed and bun is conveniently in the oven. Lily gets in touch w/ playboy and lets him kn...
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review 1: Why do harlequin's heroine always stupid? Why always jumping to conclusion without confirm the fact? It's so frustrating to read. But there's a slight different from this book. The story is not so typical. The hero didn't blackmail and didn't took advantage of the heroine. He's n...
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review 1: First things first. The title of this book is atrocious. He is not powerful. She is not penniless. Italian and housekeeper are accurate but there are dozens of better titles that Harlequin could have chosen. This was a good, quick read. It doesn't blaze new trails in romance...
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review 1: Een heerlijk romannetje voor tussendoor. Deze was niet te soepsappig. Deze ging echt ergens over. Je leest over Rachel die op het punt stond om in het huwelijk te treden, maar ze vlucht. Ze ontmoet Orlando bij het graf van z'n broer. Kort daarna nadat ze een aanrijding krijgt van...
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review 1: Ok, they say "don't judge a book by the cover," but this is definitely the case for this book. First of all, the book cover art doesn't represent either the description of the characters or the setting of the places in the book. The guy on the cover looks like a teenager, and t...