Review: Getting Off Easy

Getting Off Easy by Erin Nicholas
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Note: An ARC was given generously by the publisher and the author in exchange for an honest review. Plus this a series. Although this can be read as a standalone, advice would be to read other stories in the series too to understand the backstories.

The redeeming qualities:

The cover, oh so darn hot, hot, hot!

The summary, about a firefighter younger man trying to impress his neighbour next door for the past 6 months but unsuccessful so far. And a baby drops in, and he asks for her help again and together they both try to deal with being unofficial "parents to the baby" while figuring out their own attraction.

The characters are both charming and witty, and cute and adorable, and so darn loveable.

The writing is fast-paced, no grammatical errors, and connecting the plot in a fabulous way to keep you turning the pages and enjoy the story at every turn.

The ending -Is also loveable and funny and so darn perfect.

Only not so redeemable quality - The chapters were a bit too long, and could've been done better if she'd added more chapters, instead of making the existing chapters long.

BUT an excellent read, and definitely recommend.

Until the next read,

TMR

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