Misha Carver

A really fun office style romance. Carrie needs this job desperately, and Jed is determined to hire her even though he knows he won't be able to keep his hands off. I think what really made this memorable was the office drama. The receptionist was a riot and really had it in for Carrie - it was very well done and just added an element to help give this novella a little more depth.

Jed and Carrie are very sweet together, but Jed is denying his family legacy. When he's called home unexpectedly, he convinces Carrie to come with and pretend to be his girlfriend. I loved the reactions of the family and I really loved the book.

Why three stars?? I didn't get an ending. This is more of a serial style romance that a complete HEA of HFN ending and I wasn't expecting that at all! It really soured it for me because I was looking forward to that great ending moment and I didn't get it.… (more)

I was given this book in return for an honest review, and although my time is limited to review, I chose the first of fifteen stories and promise I'd review the rest at a later date as I can't get enough of Barefield shifters! Mina Morrissey and her husband traveled to Barefield California to compete in the annual cooking contest that Matt and his brother held every year. The weather was down right cold and a snow storm was raging, and with Mina from the Midwest she was puzzled about the snow! Wasn't California supposed to be hot? The family members and residents started to go missing without putting up a fight. What in the world could rake on a bear and werewolves and leave no foot prints??????… (more)