Books by Maisey Yates
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review 1: I had a lot of hope for this book and the beginning fed that hope for a dramatic and romantic story. I love the heroine, she's strong, independent, and successful: everything a girl wants to be when she grow up' and the hero is actually like-able since he actually love his child...
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review 1: The PremiseEvie James, clueless app developer, decides to beta test her app for flirting and seducing guys at a bar, which leads her straight to Caleb Anderson. Caleb seems to be the typical cynical playboy, but finds himself attracted to Evie because of her unique brand of awkwa...
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review 1: Katherine has been raised by her father to believe her only worth is her beauty. Her younger brother will be Ruler when their father dies, she is merely a Princess to be wed to further the needs of the Kingdom. Her father is dying and her brother needs more time before he is ol...
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review 1: This HP was just a bit too formulatic even for me. (The billionaire, the virgin, the company, the prenup, the unplanned pregnancy) I liked it but it won`t fall back into my reread pile Daring proposal... When Elaine gives her business presentation to Marco De Luca she thinks she ...
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review 1: I liked how it began, with the heroine breaking a contract because the hero offered more money. Bold move for an HP, or any romance, really. The heroine--a successful public relations consultant--is a 27 year old virgin, which normally would be fine in an HP (I know what I'm sign...
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review 1: So Taj and Angelina father conspired to work out a MOC b/w Taj and Angelina. She knew nothing about it, but she did not want to marry him under those terms even though she was in lust, love, w/ him. Angelina runs in to Taj where she is working as a nanny. He can’t believe she ...
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review 1: Leah Holt has loved Ajax Kouros since she was a child. She used to follow after him as he worked in her father's offices of visited with them in her parent's home. But she is an adult know complete with her own business and he is getting read to marry her sister. The marriage wil...
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review 1: WOW! This was a Great book! The emotions that I felt while reading this story were intense. The chemistry between Isabella and Adham was smoking HOT! There were a few times I wanted to smack Adham up side the head, and yell at him. He was all alpha male, and thought feeling love ...
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review 1: Avenge Me is the first in the Fifth Avenue trilogy. The common denominator of all three books is the taking down of Jason Treffen. This book centers on Austin Treffen, son of Jason, and Katy Michaels, sister of deceased Sarah Michaels. Both Austin and Katy are broken souls who h...
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review 1: Alison was a very independent lady. She had to have control over her life. She always planned everything out. She planned to have her child. Her life was turned upside down when she found out the fertility clinic had made a mistake. They had switched her donation by mistake, and ...
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review 1: Fascinating story! Alison and Max have intense chemistry, it literally leaps off the pages! Their personalities compliment each other perfectly and I found myself really drawn into the story from the outset! Max is a heartbroken widowed prince whose dream of having a child died w...
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review 1: I've been a follower of the Harlequin Present line for many, many years and have always thoroughly enjoyed them.With that being said, I didn't care for this book. I admired the writing, as I found little to no fault with it. However, perhaps I've been reading too many books like ...
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review 1: I'm embarrassed I read this. I mean, just look at the cover. But it was a free kobo book and I've never read a Harlequin romance before, so, yeah. I used to see people borrow them by the stacks when I worked at the library so clearly many people like these - how bad could it be, ...
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review 1: I haven't read this style Harlequin release since high school and now I remember why. This one was quick and I mean quick. I know it's says novella but don't believe it. Chapter one started on page 4 and the story ended very abruptly on page 52...that makes it what...a mere 48 pa...
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review 1: An enjoyable light read. Maisey Yates had surely captured the essence of character in both the main characters. Their painful pasts were so described with such care that readers like myself were able to sympathise with them. I found myself understanding Paige alot more than Dante...
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review 1: This is a story of past, present and future. It deals a lot with the main characters learning and accepting their past. They have both been let down and hurt in the past for very different reasons. The main male character lost his wife, he loved her so much that he didn't want to...
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review 1: Major disappointment because it promised so much - cool title, nice cover and set up - software rivals pretend to have a relationship in order to have a monopoly on the market - just delicious - but what a let down.The heroine was pretty cool - a real computer geek, she's a gamin...
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review 1: I would probably have not read this if I had not gotten it as a part of a reader panel. I thought I'd try something different.A thoroughly dislikeable "hero" who is really the antagonist in every way. He purposely hurts the heroine, multiple times - and she accepts it because sup...
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review 1: This book is great for anyone who likes Harlequin novels. Sayid and Chloe's tale is a little predictable since you know it will have a happy ending with it being a Harlequin novel, but it offers many twists along the way and makes you wonder if it will actually end up as a happy ...
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review 1: One word...HOT! I don't like giving away too many details when I write a review. If you know what's going to happen it's not as much fun. But, I will say Maisey Yates takes you to the desert through the eyes of her heroine, you feel the emotions of both characters, and you want t...
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review 1: All woman dream of their white knight, the perfect man that will sweep you off your feet, and carry you offinto the sunset.However as we all know, the perfect man does not exist, but also at the same time we all realise that deep in a woman's heart she will be able to see the goo...
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review 1: Nothing special about the plot, it's one of those books about revenge, but it's well executed & brilliantly written. h/H are very likeable & you have no problem identifying w/ them, both h/H POV help a lot to show their inner thoughts, their deepest feelings & their vulnerability...
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review 1: No, no, no! Damn it, god freaking damn it all, no. You can't imagine how frustrated I am. Maisey Yates's Pretender To The Throne could have been the first Harlequin Mills & Boon Modern book to get two thumbs up from me. It could have converted me into the Church of Asshole-o-logy...
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review 1: For some reason this lacked punch for me. The story was great, I loved the set-up and the plot but it was as if I never fully engaged with either character emotionally and I cannot pinpoint exactly why. MY's books are generally a big hit (A Royal World Apart for one) or a miss fo...