Overall Rating: 3.5 Stars Brief Summary of the Storyline: Blake moves in next door to CJ. He’s a bit too much business and she’s a bit too wild. Their first meeting doesn’t go over quite as one would expect. It continues when she shows up at his office the next day to apply to be his secretary. What happened next becomes Simply Crazy. Overall Opinion: I would have really loved this but it really was Simply Crazy. I get it Blake is a loose cannon but the way she took over CJ’s life would make anyone cringe. Not only did his friend but his mom and sisters helped join in on the crazy.  They took on one big conspiracy again CJ. Somewhere in the book, they decided to add a plot. Blake originally moved to be closer to her sister. Her reasoning was to help protect her from the abusive ex-boyfriend she had left. No one knew about the abuse but Blake figured she could help, even though she lived nowhere near her sister.  I did enjoy being able to ‘be’ inside both character’s head. You got a sense of who they were and I would have loved this book but the storyline was just…

Overall Rating: 4 Brief Summary of the Storyline: This is a companion novel to Flat-Out Love. If you have not read that first then you need to. After moving to Boston for college Julie finds out her roommate plans are a bust. Her Mom’s old college friend offers to put her up. The Watkin family takes her in but there are issues with the family that Julie uncovers during her stay. This is the POV from the middle son, Matt. Overall Opinion: While I did love this, it was not as good as the main novel. It goes give the readers some insight and some answers that Flat-Out Love missed. There are a few extra chapters in this that isn’t from the original so it’s not like reading the same book from another POV. But if you absolutely loved Flat-Out Love, this gives you that ‘MORE’ you NEED. POV: Matt Overall Pace of Story: Pretty solid Instalove: I think so H rating: 5 He get’s all 5 stars. Loved this character. h rating: 4 If you read my review of Flat-Out Love you will understand. Worthy to Remember: Matt and Finn together on the hike, Matt dealing with Celeste, Matt and Julie with the elevator….

Overall Rating: 5 Stars, I’d give it 10 if I rated that high. Brief Summary of the Storyline: Julie arrives in Boston for college but when her housing falls through she ends up staying with the family of her mom’s old college roommate. Upon moving in she feels something is not so quite right about the family. The parents, Erin and Roger are nice but complete workaholics. The oldest brother, Finn is always traveling and never comes home. The middle brother, Matt, who is about the same age as Julie, is an MIT tech geek who seems to clash a bit with Julie. But then there’s the youngest child, Celeste. She is 13 and a bit odd. She carries a life-size cardboard of her brother Finn. Julie grows quite close to the family, even to Finn via Facebook chats and emails but something still doesn’t seem quite right. Overall Opinion: The short answer, I absolutely loved this book. Words can’t describe how much I enjoyed this. I was looking for something that would take me on an emotional roller coaster and this was it. I did catch the plot twist within the first few chapters but I just had to see where…