Review: Sweet Talk Me by Kieran Kramer

HE'S SURE GOT A WAY WITH WORDS…

The last person True Maybank expected to run into while picking up her wedding gown was country music superstar Harrison Gamble. Years ago, when they were small-town teens in Biscuit Creek, South Carolina, they shared a forbidden night of passion. Now that she's about to settle down, True's love affair with the handsome crooner is a thing of the past. Or is it? In Sweet Talk Me, from the moment he says hello, she has to fight swooning like an adoring fan.

CAN SHE RESIST HIS CHARMS?

Today he's rich, famous, and on every woman's hot list. But back in the day, Harrison wasn't good enough for debutante True. Since then she's had her fair share of marital prospects, including the perfect Southern gentleman she's about to settle down with. Is Harrison the only one to realize the mistake True's about to make? Can the society girl and the sexy singer make music together--this time around?

This is the first book that I have read by Kieran Kramer and I must say I am very pleased.  I don’t read many contemporary romances but this one is above average.

True Maybeck and Harrison Gamble were friends 10 years ago, and Harrison left to pursue a music career.  True was a debutant and Harrison was beneath her station as far as her family was concerned.  On the day she is picking up her wedding dress – she runs into Harrison.  Can he make her see that she is making a horrible mistake marrying Dubose is a mistake?

Ms. Kramer’s writing is lovely, she pulls you into the small town south and made me want to sip sweet tea.  The book is about family, coming home, and listening to your heart.  If you are looking for a sweet romance, full of southern charm, then this one is a keeper.

Review: Say Yes to the Duke by Kieran Kramer

This book definitely starts off with an intensity and a humor that grabs the reader and doesn't let go. It wasn't quite what I was expecting and it shocked me but reeled me in. Luke was a powerful presence. It is unusual for the hero to be of such lower social standing and I found the oddity both entertaining and intriguing. I must admit that the Duke creeped me out from the moment I met him and I couldn't imagine staying in the same house as him for any length of time so Janice Sherwood has much more fortitude than I do. I actually found myself feeling sorry for the young heroine and the situation she found herself in. The addition of baby animals is always a winning addition for me and I enjoyed the reactions Luke had to them. I enjoyed meeting her entire family and look forward to reading other adventures they have appeared in, as I found each and every one of them to be highly engaging.