Robin Alexander

Blissfully Blindsided

Renee

Robin's books always hit the spot when I want to read an angst free, romantic story. Blaze and Caleigh's journey boils down to "Hey, I like you, you like me, so let's see where this goes." The one thing I didn't like was that on several occasions, the dialogue jumped immediately from one topic to another. 

Overall, this was an entertaining story. With the help of a severly menopausal sister, an estranged mom, and a few enemas, Balze and Caleigh's love is meant to last.

Carol Bailey

Alrighty, let's get this out there right away. I enjoyed this book but it definitely felt different from other Robin Alexander stories that I've read. I've come to expect alot of laughter on my part while reading. That was not the case until about the 80% mark and then there were quite a few sections of dialogue that made me laugh out loud. Oddly enough, that wasn't a bad thing. The story itself moved along at a good pace and the characters were interesting. I enjoyed the dynamics between Blaze and her sister and how they coped with the return of their mom. I'll also say that my usual reaction to the instant "you rock my world" trope between Blaze and Caleigh would annoy the crap out of me. Somehow I was completely unphased. I attribute it to all the other interactions between the main and supporting characters.
Overall, a nice easy read.