Rachelle Ayala

Juliette and Gabe's world turned upside down three years ago when their beloved child became ill. When he died on Christmas Eve, Juliette’s heart became hardened toward Christmas, God and her husband. As time passes, Juliette becomes more and more distant to Gabe and their marriage is in trouble. Gabe takes her away for Christmas hoping a change of scenery will help change her mood. The location does nothing for her but an encounter with a presumed lost child and puppy soften her heart.
This book will make you both happy and sad and has an ending that you could not imagine. Best of all this book reminds you that there is always hope and to never give up.


… (mais)

I am really loving Rachelle Ayala’s style of writing, every book I have read of hers I have loved and Whole Latte Love was no different.
Carina is an intern in Investment Banking at Mogal Bank and wants to be kept on at the end of the summer. Having nowhere to stay her friend sets her up to room Dylan Jewell, a handsome man who works as a Barista in a coffee shop and is also lead in a rock band.

This book is full of emotion, love, betrayal, lies, and discovery.

A beautiful romance novel that will have to captured from the first page.… (mais)

Taming Romeo captured me from the start, Evie was very indecisive, not very trusting, a failure in her eyes and even her family were a little mad with her. Romeo, wow to start with I thought he was arrogant but sexy. It seems he built some walls, as did Evie when she left him at Prom asking for no further contact. Five years past and they bump into each other again.
Wow the heat between these too is immense, Romeo loves Evie it’s clear to tell, I think everyone knew apart from Evie.

Their rendezvous were very hot and steamy.

Evie loves him but is too afraid to let her guard down in case he does the same thing to her that she did all those years again.

It is an emotional roller coaster that had me crying near the end.

It was very well written and flowed at an even pace that kept me gripped.

I have not read anything by Rachelle Ayala before but after reading this I will definitely be reading more of her books.… (mais)