AAR

[Yulie]

Debbie - I really enjoyed Sugar Daddy, and thought it had a very likeable heroine. But I would categorize it as being closer to women's fiction than to most contemps. It was a DIK at AAR - here's the review.

[xina]

I loved Sugar Daddy. While I don't agree that it reads like Women's Fiction, I still see it as a romance, it's true that the reader sees the heroine's transformation in more depth that the usual romance. I didn't have that much hope for Kleypas, who is an exceptional historical romance writer, to write such a great contemporary that is just a little bit different than the usual contemporary.

[Diana]

I'm glad to see Poo on the cover. He played a major role in the story. Many of my SEPs are the originals with the baby angels floating in the air. I almost passed on SEP because of those angel babies, but decided to take the recs from AAR readers and just get over it. I'm almost tempted to buy the new covers so I don''t have to hide them.
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Diana

[Tee]

I agree with Yulie and xina regarding Sugar Daddy. It was a great story and I probably would list it as tilting toward women's fiction, but definitely having a good romantic story. Not so with Blue-Eyed Devil, which is definitely a romance, and with less depth, IMO.

[Debbie]

I think I'll hold off on Sugar Daddy for now.

Just thought I would share this with you ladies since you were discussing the book cover. I left the book on my kitchen table with the intention to read it after breakfast. When my daughter told me that my son asked her if the book is hers . She then asked me if she can read it . They both thought it was a children's book because of the dog. I just thought that was funny.


Debbie

[xina]

[athena_d]

I know this is a late reply to this post but I thought I'd add my two cent in since SEP is one of my favorite author. This might be a repeat of what some of the ladies here said but bear with me while I gush about how great she is! :)

I would describe her writing style as really witty and humorous. My all-time favorite is "Nobody's Baby but Mine". Hands down, she's the only author that has made me laugh out loud, cry, and laugh out loud again. Her characters, their relationship, and the plot are very well developed. You never get a sense that their HEA is rushed. I actually teared up in some of her groveling scenes because they're somewhat intense (in a very very very good way )

I would recommend you try her