Review: Kissing Princeton Charming by Frankie Love & C.M.Seabrook

Kissing Princeton Charming by Frankie Love & C.M. Seabrook
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Published: 2019


Charlie Hayes, just wants to make it through her senior year at Princeton without any issues. When her on-campus job calls for her to waitress at an event on campus, her whole life will change. There she meets Spencer Beckett, not that she doesn't know who he is, everyone on campus knows who he is. He's Princeton Charming. The man every girl drools over. There is no way a guy like him, would be interested in a girl like her. But when he does show interest, her whole world will be turned upside down. Will these two be able to make a relationship work? With Spencer's high class friends coming at her from all angles, and her own friends warning her to stay away from the infamous playboy, how will Charlie handle herself with all that is going on in her world.

Thank you to C.M. Seabrook and Frankie Love for the opportunity to read and review this book.

I couldn't put this book down. When I picked it up the first day, I read 70% of the book in the first setting. It drew me in from the very start and I didn't want the story to end. This is a four part series, that you have to read in order. I was really sad to get to the end of this book especially since I didn't know I was at the end. My kindle told me there were 19 minutes left in the book, but when I turned the page, it was the end. It left me wanting more. What is going to happen next.

College is a rough time for most of us. When you are nearing the end with all kind of decisions to make about your future, it seems as if the end is closer than you are ready for. For Charlie, she is focused on getting her degree so she can get a job to help her family with the ever growing medical bills from her mother. Having Spencer Beckett enter her life at this time is not what she is looking for even though it's something she has dreamed about. When they begin to spend time together, it's hard to separate the man she has in front of her with the reputation he is known for. Will she be able to trust him or will she have to live her life without him?


I can't wait to find out what happens in the next book, Dating Princeton Charming.

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Review: The Girl In The Ice by Robert Bryndza

The Girl In The Ice by Robert Bryndza
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

DCI Erika Foster has just transferred to the Lewisham Row Station in London from Manchester. As soon as she is on the job, she has a case. A socialite is found frozen in the ice in the park. No one knows what happened or where she was prior to her death, but DCI Foster is determined to get to the bottom of the case. When another woman is found dead via the same means, the pressure increases to find the killer. Catching flack from her superiors on her methods of investigations, puts delays in finding the culprit. Will DCI Foster be able to solve the case? Does she have too much going on in her personal life to focus the way she should? Will she fall victim to the killer before she is able to find him?

I read this book as part of a buddy read. It has been on my TBR for a while and I was very interested to read it. For the most part I enjoyed the book, but it wasn't the first thing I grabbed. I got through it and the ending helped that along. I had no clue who the killer was and that helped to keep my interest. In my opinion DCI Foster was the kind of woman we all strive to be like, but at times it seemed like she tried to hard. Maybe that had to do with the what she had going on in her personal life. I would like to read the next book in the series to see if the character is in that same mindset or if after some time she is more focused on her job. This is also the first book I have read by Robert Bryndza and I look forward to more books from this author.

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