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A review by gamz
Extraños ante el altar by Lynne Graham
3.0
2.5 Eh Stars
“If you’re pregnant, we definitely have a relationship,” he contradicted.
Grace wrinkled her nose. “Well, I am having your baby,” she conceded reluctantly. “But we don’t have to have any kind of a relationship!”
A one-night stand and a broken condom changed Grace and Leo’s life forever.
Lynne Graham’s newer works are not as fabulous as her earlier books, but this one isn’t so bad. It was a short, easy read with two characters who were somewhat likable. Leo has been in an open engagement for the past three years when he learns that his fiancée is causing a scandal by sleeping with a married man, while he’s been celibate. He see’s Grace at a nightclub and is immediately attracted. He turns on the charm and convinces her to go home with him.
Grace is a twenty-four year old virgin because she has never found a guy that made her want to change that situation, until she meets Leo. Their chemistry is immediate and she realizes this is the perfect person to have a one-night fling with. When a broken condom and three weeks later, two blue lines change her life, she finds herself homeless and in a quandary.
There really wasn’t anything new of fabulous about this story. The plot, like the characters are mediocre. I liked Grace and her strong sense of morals and conviction. Leo is an amusing character. He tries so hard to be the tough alpha, but Grace has his number and calls him out on his bull. They make an amusing read and kept me entertained enough that I finished the book in a relatively short time. In my opinion, this one can be a hit or miss. You won’t gain much from reading it, and you don’t lose out on anything if you chose not to read it. It’s just – Meh.
“If you’re pregnant, we definitely have a relationship,” he contradicted.
Grace wrinkled her nose. “Well, I am having your baby,” she conceded reluctantly. “But we don’t have to have any kind of a relationship!”
A one-night stand and a broken condom changed Grace and Leo’s life forever.
Lynne Graham’s newer works are not as fabulous as her earlier books, but this one isn’t so bad. It was a short, easy read with two characters who were somewhat likable. Leo has been in an open engagement for the past three years when he learns that his fiancée is causing a scandal by sleeping with a married man, while he’s been celibate. He see’s Grace at a nightclub and is immediately attracted. He turns on the charm and convinces her to go home with him.
Grace is a twenty-four year old virgin because she has never found a guy that made her want to change that situation, until she meets Leo. Their chemistry is immediate and she realizes this is the perfect person to have a one-night fling with. When a broken condom and three weeks later, two blue lines change her life, she finds herself homeless and in a quandary.
There really wasn’t anything new of fabulous about this story. The plot, like the characters are mediocre. I liked Grace and her strong sense of morals and conviction. Leo is an amusing character. He tries so hard to be the tough alpha, but Grace has his number and calls him out on his bull. They make an amusing read and kept me entertained enough that I finished the book in a relatively short time. In my opinion, this one can be a hit or miss. You won’t gain much from reading it, and you don’t lose out on anything if you chose not to read it. It’s just – Meh.