I love Beauty and the Beast stories so I may be rating this better than it deserves. Overall, it's fine but not remarkable. ( )

I think this was my favorite of the three. A not terribly believable premise but I really loved Amy's happily ever after. Once again however I would have liked more of an ending. I don't love when a story is wrapped up in a neat little bow in the last five pages. I would have liked to seen a little of them facing the world together. ( )

I'm not sure if I loved this book because it was good or because it came at just the right time but it was exactly the silly, romantic, chicklit that I needed. Simple story - girl with challenging life, rescued by a boy who is trying to escape his life, almost doesn't come together because he has deceived her (pretending he was someone else and that there was another person in the house), in the end all comes well. Only when I finished did I find out this is the third book in the series. I'm sure the first two are also worthwhile but I think this was probably the most interesting (to me) of the three. ( )

Compared to SEP but . . . ( )

When Amy is kicked off her cruise ship (through little fault of her own) and left with nothing other than a little cash on a Caribbean island she does only logical thing. She gets a job. She goes to be a housekeeper for Guy Gaspar who is supposed to be a hideous beast, but in reality is the handsome, famous, and rich Bryon Parks who is trying to find himself.

I really enjoyed this romantic getaway. A very fun book. ( )