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I wasn't that impressed by this story. I didn't agree with Claire's interference in Jane's love life, nor did I agree with Jane's actions in just disappearing on Aiden. I liked how much of a gentleman he was, as well as how much of a good sport he was about the dumpster incident. The story was redeemed by the "falling in love journey" that we got to watch them take. Hopefully, this was just a "weak link" story in the series.


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Risking It A Romantic Comedy Stolen Moments Book 2 edition by Angela Quarles Contemporary Romance eBooks Reviews

Risking It, A Romantic Comedy, Angela Quarles

Review from Jeannie Zelos book reviews

Genre  Romance

I liked the sound of this but...though it wasn't a bad read there wasn't that magic spark that keeps me glued to the story. 
Its well paced, original story-line but i just didn't feel the magic, didn't feel the sizzle between the characters, and there wasn't have the tension I need in a romance, the conflict, the angst and agony. 
Even when they weren't getting along it was all so muted, and the whole reasons of misunderstanding felt OK at first, but got put forward so many times ( or so it seemed), that I wanted to say to them both Get over yourselves. 
It did seem on both sides to be a real storm in a teacup theme, making so much out of what was a simple misunderstanding. 

There are some steamy encounters between the two, and the premise of the road trip was fun and brought a few interesting moments, but for me its a read and forget book.
As ever though this is just my opinion, what I want in a story doesn't reflect on what you want, so read a few more reviews and make up your own mind. 
If you share a taste in reading with me you may feel the same, but if not this could be your perfect read. 
Stars Three, an OK read but lacked drama and feeling for me.

ARC supplied for review purposes by Netgalley and Publishers
June is a shy, intelligent, well-read librarian. She meets Aidan at a bar (his) and they hit it off. Aidan is a man whore. When June finds this out, she takes off. June has self-esteem issues related to a past relationship and Aidan has insecurities and doubts from his past relationship.

In an attempt to get over her attraction to Aidan, her best friend maps out a “quest” for her, with interesting stops along the way. Only, before she can take off, Aidan appears in front of her, needing a ride in the direction she’s going. Next thing she knows, they are off on a road trip.

The unique stops along the way provide some smiles and interesting conversation. For a short story, it seemed to drag in spots. And the reasons for their issues were brought up repeatedly.

Some steamy scenes but I didn’t really feel their connection. Communicating would have resolved everything. Overall a quick, easy read but not particularly memorable. This is the second in the series but my first. Easily read as a standalone.

I voluntarily reviewed an ARC provided by NetGalley and the publisher.
Good story,
Absolutely love this author and her voice. This did NOT disappoint!
After reading the first book in this series (Earning it) , I had to get the books. In this book there is a delicious balance between the POWs of the 2 main characters! I also loved the travel parts - it made me google those never heard before places.
I normally stick to historic romance, but I figured anything Angela writes is going to be fabulous. Oh my! I loved it! I also weirdly liked the ridiculously strange backdrops for so many of the important scenes. I'm off to read the next in the series!
Angela has a unique voice, which comes out splendidly in this story. The alternating first person point of views are spot on because I could easily picture each character and what they were going through. I don't remember Aiden much from the first book in this series, so that whole hurling team plot line felt a little disconnected to me, but still a great story. Looking forward to what is up with the next couple in this group.
I wasn't that impressed by this story. I didn't agree with Claire's interference in Jane's love life, nor did I agree with Jane's actions in just disappearing on Aiden. I liked how much of a gentleman he was, as well as how much of a good sport he was about the dumpster incident. The story was redeemed by the "falling in love journey" that we got to watch them take. Hopefully, this was just a "weak link" story in the series.