The Phantom Paragrapher

Review: Confessions of a Naughty Nanny - Book #6 The Baileys - Piper Rayne - January 2020 With the new book just being released Operation Bailey Babies, I figured as I was a couple of books behind that I better get back into reading Piper Rayne's series The Baileys. Book #6 features one of the youngest twins - Phoenix Bailey. She is our female wild-child. The one who always thought she was too big for the smalltown of Lake Starlight and with dreams of being a famous singer, she went to LA straight after graduation. Only to return home not long after as things weren't as great as she imagined. Phoenix still dreams of being a singer but now has to find another one to pursue her dream of being a star. Enter Griffin Thorne, former music producer, and friend of Denver Bailey. Now retired from the music business and being a single father of Maverick, he is on the look for a Nanny. Enter Phoenix, who believes that this is her "in" and bumps into Griffin and o...

Review: Demise of a Self-Centered Playboy - Book #5 The Baileys - Piper Rayne - November 2019 One of my favorite authors, as they hit the right spot of comedy but also contemporary romance and other emotions, is the lovely duo known as Piper Rayne and The Bailey family is one of my favorite bookish families. Book #5 Demise of a Self-Centered Playboy is the story of Denver Bailey - the other half of the first twin duo ( Rome's twin). Now that we saw Rome and Liam settle down, we figured it would only be a matter of time for the last in their friendship circle to find the perfect match. The thing is though that at the beginning of the book, this pair hate each other with a passion and are thrown to the wolves from the very first page as Chip Dawson - the owner of Lifetime Adventures has died and he has left in his will that his company is split 50/50 between Denver Bailey and his daughter Cleo Dawson. Denver can't afford to buy Bailey out and Cleo's stepfa...

Review: My Brother's Best Friend - Book #4 The Baileys Series - Piper Rayne - October 2019 I have been enjoying the Baileys series by Piper Rayne and had been looking forward to this particular book as the chemistry for Liam and Savannah has been pretty obvious to readers since Book #1 which was Austin and Holly's story. I have to admit though I was in parts a little disappointed and wanted to shake Savannah and Liam both in this book and tell them to grow some balls and get over both of themselves. This book still has lots of their witty banter and sizzling chemistry but it got a tad annoying as unlike the other books where we only read snippets since this is their story - we have it times x100. I also felt like Savannah had been the matriarch of the family for so long, she forgot how to let other's in and I wanted to shake her and say - it's ok to act human, we are not robots. That cliffhanger which starts the next book - Denver's story made...