The Interview: New York & Los Angeles (Part 2) By: Sandi Lynn

(N) Laurel found her happily ever after. Laurel never thought she could truly love someone the way she loved Wayatt, and she never thought anyone could love her the way he did. Fate stepped in and threw Laurel and Wyatt together, binding their love in a way that was stronger than anything she'd ever known. Laurel's life was perfect, and between both their jobs and loving each other, they were busy planning their wedding. Laurel couldn't ask for, nor did she want anything else.
      Then fate put its hand in Laurel's life for a second time and turned her fairytale world upside down. Laurel and Wyatt's relationship was tested, and nothing could have prepared Laurel for the journey she was about to face. Laurel's outer strength was a facade to everyone who knew her, while Laurel's inner strength crumbled into tiny pieces.

      When I finished reading the part one of The Interview, I didn't realize that it was a part one until I saw this part two. Since I liked part one so much it only made sense to read part two. But where I couldn't stop reading part one, part two just didn't hold the same appeal that part one had. And while I will be reading part one again, I don't think that I'll be reading part two again anytime soon. If you read part one and aren't sure about reading part two, I say skip it. While there are some important things that happen in this story I wouldn't say that it was really worth reading about.

This Love By: Emily Snow

(N) In a perfect world, Veronica would never have gone to one of the Delaney brother' fabled summer parties. He wouldn't have kissed her. And he wouldn't be making her body do wicked, beautiful things when he calls out her name or touches her.
      Thank god the world's not perfect.
      But Bennett Delaney is. He's filthy rich and arrogant. So achingly gorgeous that Veronica's heart skips a beat when he looks at her.
      Veronica is the daughter of his family's nanny-turned-housekeeper. The scholarship student from Queens. The girl who's had a thing for him her whole life. The one currently tangled up in his sheets. Again.
      She knows she shouldn't get attached. That this might end as quickly as it started. That falling in love with Bennett is wrong.
     Veronica knows all this but her heart.
      It's already his.

     When I started reading This Love I was really into the story but as the story when on it didn't hold my interest quite the same. And while that twist was different than I thought it would be I'm not quite sure if I want to continue on with this series yet.