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A review by red_enigma_94
Crazy for Loving You by Pippa Grant
4.0
And now for the last of the Bluewater Billionaire series, but certainly not least…starring crazy, rambunctious, rebellious, super-free Daisy Imogene Carter-Kincaid!! So, while I connected the most with Cameron Whitbury as a heroine, all of these women have been fascinating in their own way.
And “no shame in my game” was only one of many phrases I found to sum up our girl, Daisy! The woman definitely kept everyone on their toes! That opening funeral scene was hilarious, and the entire story was filled with zinger, after zinger, after zinger. As the story went on, Daisy did have me thinking, “Dang girl! Take it down a thousand!” But I also realized that everyone in this book was hyped up. All the different family dynamics was written fabulously! I didn’t know if I wanted to be a part of the hero’s family and become besties with his sisters, or… join Daisy as her sister-sidekick in coming up with as many ways as possible to piss off the family matriarch--Grammykins! LOL! I have no idea how Pippa Grant was able to keep that pace going for the entire book! I didn’t even get a chance to catch my breath until the end! Whew!
My favorite character, of course, was our hero Westley Jaegar. Call him what you want—a grumpy, serial single mom dater dating disaster—whatever! The man was simply divine! I loved, loved, loved how West was on point with putting everyone in their place—including the suspiciously undead, vampire-like grandmother of Daisy--yet had been a walking dating disaster since the beginning of time! This grumpy-tempered, but sexy gentleman was surprisingly quick-witted and the only one who had some type of magic fairy dust-like skills to knock Daisy on her arse! I enjoyed watching the romantic sparring between these two, especially knowing that despite West’s unlucky history with love, he was able to go toe-to-toe with our girl, Daisy! No matter what tactics she used, or how hard she tried to “distract” him from the “real” Daisy, he definitely had her number.
Add in a cute-as-a-button baby, a crazy custody battle, and we have magic!
And “no shame in my game” was only one of many phrases I found to sum up our girl, Daisy! The woman definitely kept everyone on their toes! That opening funeral scene was hilarious, and the entire story was filled with zinger, after zinger, after zinger. As the story went on, Daisy did have me thinking, “Dang girl! Take it down a thousand!” But I also realized that everyone in this book was hyped up. All the different family dynamics was written fabulously! I didn’t know if I wanted to be a part of the hero’s family and become besties with his sisters, or… join Daisy as her sister-sidekick in coming up with as many ways as possible to piss off the family matriarch--Grammykins! LOL! I have no idea how Pippa Grant was able to keep that pace going for the entire book! I didn’t even get a chance to catch my breath until the end! Whew!
My favorite character, of course, was our hero Westley Jaegar. Call him what you want—a grumpy, serial single mom dater dating disaster—whatever! The man was simply divine! I loved, loved, loved how West was on point with putting everyone in their place—including the suspiciously undead, vampire-like grandmother of Daisy--yet had been a walking dating disaster since the beginning of time! This grumpy-tempered, but sexy gentleman was surprisingly quick-witted and the only one who had some type of magic fairy dust-like skills to knock Daisy on her arse! I enjoyed watching the romantic sparring between these two, especially knowing that despite West’s unlucky history with love, he was able to go toe-to-toe with our girl, Daisy! No matter what tactics she used, or how hard she tried to “distract” him from the “real” Daisy, he definitely had her number.
Add in a cute-as-a-button baby, a crazy custody battle, and we have magic!