‘Cuffs and Coffee Breaks’by MaryJanice Davidson

Julie Kay has bad luck with dates and Valentine’s Day.  This year has to be different, doesn’t it?

‘Cuffs and Coffee Breaks’ is vintage MaryJanice Davidson.  I really don’t thinks she could write anything that didn’t make me laugh.  Poor Julie has hopes for her date, but things don’t turn out as expected.  It could be for the best because Scott Wythe is just was Cupid ordered.

‘A “No Drama” Valentine’s’ by Leslie Esdaile

Jocelyn Jefferson and her friends are going to have a party for themselves on Valentine’s Day so they don’t have to worry about being disappointed by men, only to have the party broken up by the police. 

‘A “No Drama” Valentine’s’ is a cute story, but I felt the dialogue between the friends was forced.  I loved the characters and the story.  Ray is just want Jocelyn needs and I’m glad he was there to bust up the party giving her an unexpected chance at romance.

‘Valentine Survivor’ by Susanna Carr

Shanna Murphy has a plan and nothing can go wrong.  This will be the perfect Valentine’s Day, or will it?

‘Valentine Survivor ‘is a story of if it can go wrong, it will.  Shanna wants everything to be perfect, but she doesn’t realize just what perfect is.  It will take an ex to help her figure it out and let her know that every day can be romantic, not just Valentine’s Day.

Valentine’s Day is Killing Me is a fun and light romance that sets just the right tone for a great Valentine’s Day.   Based on these three stories I would pick up books by these other authors.  I already love MaryJanice Davidson and just added Leslie Esdaile and Susanna Carr to my read list.