Books by L.B. Gregg
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review 1: I agree with other reviews - it felt a bit too rushed towards the end. I would had liked to see more what happened between last chapter and the epilogue. Though the chemistry was very sparkling I would had liked to see more interactions between MC`s, more exploring each other and...
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review 1: 4.5 stars. I loved this story. Owen and Caleb are absolutely perfect for each other. The Vermont winter setting, crazy (but loving) family, jealous ex-boyfriend and Jake (the dog - XD couldn't help it) were a great background for the story. My only "complaint" is about some of Ow...
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review 1: Well, this was a decent read. Something to pass the time with. It was pretty straight forward. Though, how they finally came together after all the years they wasted. All they needed to do was communicate better and their romance could have started earlier. Mark has a shitty ...
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review 1: Another fun, entertaining, fast paced story about accident prone Ce Romano and his PI boyfriend Dan Albright.Ce always seems to leave a trail of chaos behind him or attracts attention from those he shouldn't!I have enjoyed the 2 stories so far and I can't see any more written sin...
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review 1: Audio version, narrated by Shannon Gunn whose voice and narration are perfect especially for portraying just what an emotionally stunted dick Seth is and was hilarious when voicing Quinn. This book was great. I haven't gotten into an asshole character so well in a while. It was w...
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review 1: Sigh - I really enjoyed the first book in this series, the second not as much and this one (the third) even less. Finn apparently had some commitment issues that were alluded to but never explained. Max also had past history that was never expanded on. I didn't feel any connec...
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review 1: Okay, so, I started reading this pretty late last night and in the middle of this book I had to let the dog out. He's a giant wuss (pot, meet kettle), which means I have to go outside with him. Do you know what happened? While I had a head full of spooky ghost towns, murderers, a...
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review 1: My favorite of the series. Largely because it reminded me of another series I read back in the day that I will have to come back to add because I can't find/remember the name. At any rate Holden reminded me of this character that I liked, kind of absurd in his humor although Ho...
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review 1: ( I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.)I originally read this after 2 deaths in my family and a massive break up and immediately disliked it for some unknown reason. So i decided to hold off of reviewing this till i had some time to reco...
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review 1: Okay, I'm just going to review Book 1-3 at one go and talk about what they have in common. What they have in common is this: Gregg excels at writing mysteries/subplots that feels more like an obstacle than an actual sub-plot. This is not a fault that can only be found in her writ...
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review 1: I never know how to catalog and rate a book when I listen to the audio instead of reading it. It's such a different experience. Anyway I enjoyed this, but Seth and his niece seemed oddly mismatched-- she seemed overly familiar and he seemed overly estranged and considering they h...
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review 1: Adam and Holden is a very entertaining, albeit a bit short story which tells us about Holden Worthington, a former explorer and adventurer who, after facing a public scandal and media prosecution when his hidden personality as gay erotic novel writer is found, is nowadays sufferi...
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review 1: I was given a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.I read this book twice in order to get a grip on my feelings about it. I would rate it a 3.75.This book is a standalone, but part of a series. Since I am not fond of cliffhanger series books, this was a good thing...