Did Someone Order Room Service? by Charlotte Phillips

Be it 'it was bloody aewful' or 'I freakking loved it'.

I love romance books and novels very much, and I expect them to invoke some sort of feelings from me. I can say now, 2 months after I read it, that I hardly remember reading it. This one is just another romance novella, like many others written before and after.įun-wise, it's good, but once I finished it I moved on without a single though. I also loved the use of English terms like shag, taking the piss and arse, it is great to read a book once in a while that hasn’t been totally Americanized.Īs can be seen on : The Accidental Reader It has the essence of a good Richard Curtis Rom-com, and is set in and around London, which is a big plus for me. This book grabbed me from the beginning, and a bit like Layla’s mobile phone it hit me on the head and wouldn’t let me go until I finished it. Charlotte certainly knows how to get your knickers smoldering with her sexy writing and the chemistry between Matt and Layla jumped off the page from the start. Opposites attract, and boy is the attraction hot, and what starts out as a one off, swiftly develops into a two-off, then a three-off, and so on. Polar opposites in pretty much everything Matt being a hot-shot, playboy, high profile tennis player, while Layla is struggling in every aspect of her life as well as having to deal with an errant mother looking to re-discover her youth. I loved book one (Your Room or Mine), and was lucky enough to be provided with books 2 and 3 by the publisher.ĭid Someone Order Room Service is Layla and Matt’s story. I have to say that the “Do Not Disturb” series by Charlotte Phillips is definitely one of my favorite discoveries of 2013.

Did Someone Order Room Service? by Charlotte Phillips