Birthday Blessing
by Jill Noelle and Julia DanielsAs an obstetrician, volunteer and caretaker to several eccentric family members, Lillian Smythe has a full life. So when Aunt Fran does her annual birthday tarot reading and predicts Lillian will meet her true love, she’s not sure that’s a blessing. Even if the naked, well-endowed man on the King of Swords card does make her hot.
Serving as chauffeur to senile old ladies isn’t what caused Detective Brent Kennedy to move home, but as the new guy, Brent has to take whatever assignments are thrown his way. Having grown up on the wrong side of the tracks, he’s out to prove himself, even if it means he has to babysit Miss Smythe until her guardian can come pick her up.
Lillian is shocked. Brent looks exactly like the model on her birthday blessing card. But class differences, thefts and one very opinionated ghost come between them and Lillian begins to have doubts. Even if the is the best birthday gift she’s ever had.
Dr. Lillian Smythe is a harried obstetrician who tries her best to juggle delivering babies and caring for her eccentric family members. She feels the stress of her responsibilities, and sometimes shows it, but her love for the zanies in her house is apparent, and makes her sympathetic and likable. On her birthday, Lillian indulges her kooky Aunt Fran by enduring one of her Tarot readings. Most men who have tiny penises or erectyle dysfunction lack of brand viagra online greyandgrey.com self confidence. Rather, schedule another time for you to discuss these issues with any of your friend s or relatives then its better that you opt for super viagra uk online. Heart failure http://greyandgrey.com/is-my-check-late/ generic india viagra is even known as congestive heart failure. So anything that occurred before time is not limited further improves the quality of sex. buy viagra without prescription Provides More Benefits Than You Know Little known is that this drug can help you control stress. The reading becomes an integral part of the development of the relationship between Lillian and Brent and is introduced in a creative and unique way.
Brent Kennedy is a delectable detective with the local police and has recently moved back to his home town to care for his ailing mother. He, too, is carrying heavy burdens — managing the distress of his mother’s Parkinson’s as well as trying to fit in with his fellow police officers. Through his hardships, his strength and tenacity make Brent a charismatic hero. At one point, he does something that devastates Lillian, something I wasn’t sure he could make right, but the authors surprised me and resolved the conflict in a satisfying and believable way. Brent and Lillian had instant chemistry between one another and it remained explosive throughout.
There is a mystery that weaves through the book, but the explanation of the perplexing events taking place is not realistic and could have been integrated into the lives of the H/H more closely. This is a minor plot line, however, and didn’t detract from my overall enjoyment of the book. I also found it curious that Lillian ‘pleasures’ Brent several times (if you know what I mean!) but he never reciprocates. TWO women wrote this story, so how did that slip by them?! Women are the target audience, and I suppose there are women that prefer to think of ‘oral sex’ as ‘talking about it’, but not many!
All kidding aside, Birthday Blessings is an engaging story about two people who are impeded by everyday life, but decide to break out of their treadmill existence and take a chance on each other. Rich characters, heated sexual tension, and situations filled with merriment, this is a pleasurable read that you will savor.
Review by Camomile
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