Books by Kelly Hunter
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review 1: Eli and Zoey have been gaming online together for the last couple of years. When their gaming characters tie the virtual knot, Eli’s brothers take it upon themselves to set up some real honeymoon fun for the couple by booking a romantic hotel suite for them at a gaming convention...
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review 1: A funny and sweet story of two good friends who are secretly in love with one another, but each has their own reason they can't be together. Not exactly what I was expecting from the description, but the twist makes it a fun read. I would be interested to check out the other book...
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review 1: Such a good read! Love/Hate relationship that the heroine secretly in love with the hero since her childhood is one of my fave. I really like the first part of the book, Prologue and charter one.. really cute! but.. I don't know, the story is kinda lack of something for me. Maybe...
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review 1: What to do when you want left alone? Invent a fiancé who is far away and can't be bothered with making an appearance. What to do when you've boxed up your office and someone sends it somewhere other than where you asked for? Go track it down and then take advantage of the made up...
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review 1: Jolie's mother and Cole's father had an affair which destroyed their young friendship. Years later they are forced to spend some time together in a life and death situation and come to the realization that it had nothing to do with either of them. Now the man who pushed her away ...
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review 1: This book was cute. There was not deep or particularly insightful, but it was a good cute afternoon read. I liked the strength of the main character Ella was a strong, cowgirl. She was sassy and I liked her. Sawyer was fun. I liked that he was Australian. What girl wouldn't? The ...
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review 1: A good afternoon read, but had its ups and downs in the second half. The thing about the paintings was random and odd, and what I most enjoyed about the book---the quick wit and banter---was lost in the last quarter of the book. They BOTH kind of wimp out for a while. Good solid ...
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review 1: This series from Hunter has been consistently fantastic, but they're really not Presents. They're too funny, the heroes too middle-class (well, except for the first book), the heroines neither virginal nor sexually inexperienced and the relationship dynamic too even-footed. They'...
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review 1: From the first page I sensed that this book is part of a series. Not the publisher's series which really not related at all. But a real series, with related characters. Currently I tried to avoid series, because I don't really have the spirit for such a long commitment now. But d...
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review 1: I like how each of the Bennett books are set in different countries. The first one was in Hong Kong and this second one is in Australia. I also think it's interesting how Kelly Hunter's characters have unusual jobs - in this one, the female MC is a jewely designer while the male ...
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review 1: The fragmentary, elliptical prose style didn't work for me; it kept me from losing myself to the world of the story. Also, I kept waiting for the story to start - there seemed to be so many hints for external plot, but ultimately it's a story entirely about emotional shifts. Ther...
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review 1: A quieter book than the other West siblings because Poppy herself is a more introspective character. A child genius, she was always much younger than school and university mates so she's introverted. A successful criptographer she needs to be somewhere isolated to decipher the ...