There is much extraneous matter, particularly in the second book (more on that later), which a good editor would have lovingly excised.įor all the professional production values of the audiobook, it is obvious that the original book was lacking in the editing department. In my opinion, they could have been one book with no parts.

I approached them as one book, split into two parts.

I had done enough research to know that The Proposition ends with matters unresolved so I signed up to review both books. The Proposition is Book 1 and ends on a clilffhanger with no HEA – you have to listen to the Book 2, The Proposal But Aidan is super commitment shy and rather than admit his deep feelings for Emma, he sabotages the relationship. Of course, she accepts (that’s the whole premise) and in the process of procreating, they develop feelings for each other. He makes a proposition – he’ll father her child if they can conceive it the “old fashioned way”. Aidan Fitzgerald is the company horn dog – good looking and smooth, with a reputation for loving and leaving.Īidan wants to get into Emma’s pants. She has a plan to have a child on her own via donor insemination and when the book begins, she is angry with her friend, Connor, for pulling out of their agreement to have a child together. Consequently, I knew almost nothing about The Proposition going in.Įmma Harrison is 30, single, with a biological clock, which is ticking out of control. I gather it has been very popular and is one of those books, which rode the Fifty Shades of Grey wave. I hadn’t heard of this self-published series before it came up on the list of possible review titles.

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