Meghan Quinn

Kiss and Don't Tell

Great! But Kathrine is really fucking annoying 

Kara M

I had a love-hate relationship with this one. First of all I truly HATE it when the MMC calls the FMC “babe” as nickname. I’m fine with a lot off things, even “baby” is fine. But not BABE. Anyways beside that, I truly truly loved the boys. They were funny and entertaining. Did I cringe sometimes bcs of the MC? Yes, yes I did. Also really loved the male best friend of the FMC but hated absolutely hated the female best friend of her. I was ready to throw some punches.

Linsey Mombert

shelby mosel

Each better than the last

Meghan Quinn is there anything you write that I won't love? Can I pretty please get a spin off book for every character in this book? But seriously, I loved this story. It made me laugh and gave me all the feels.

Ms. Mint

I immensely enjoyed reading this. It was fun, hilarious, and hot -- an easy 5 stars from me. Loved Pacey and Winnie, but the ones that really stole the show for me were the guys, as well as Winnie's friends... they're all an absolute hoot! I can't wait to read all the books in the series.

Olivia Sekelsky

laura

Missy Zuber 

Enjoyed every minute of it.
Loved Pacey (not his name though) and Winnie
Katherine got on my last nerve.
I hope the rest of the guys get to tell their stories. I'm especially interested in Holmes' story.

Jacquelyn Hood

The chemistry between Pacey and Winnie is out off the charts. OH MY! I need a Pacey in my life! He is so sweet with her and the ending is amazing. The way they both take care of each other is gorgeous. 

The writing in this book is exquisite. I loved the way all the boys treat Winnie when she shows up. The whole character of Pacey is amazing. I love that he is this big, hard hockey player but is still shy around Winnie. I enjoyed how he didn’t just rush into things with her. 

This book was amazing and I hope we get to hear more from the other players.

Ann Sabu

I just did not like this. I stop because I was bored and the writing was just not it for me.

Lynn Braden

Winnie Berlin finds herself lost and her car stuck in the mud during a rain storm in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.  With no signal on her phone, her only hope is the lights that she sees up the road.  When she finds the house with the lights, she discovers that it is inhabited by 5 professional hockey players on an off season relaxation trip.  One of those men is Pacey Lawes, goalie for the Vancouver Agitators hockey team.  Even though they feel an immediate connection, both of Pacey and Winnie are dealing with personal issues that make any kind of relationship seem impossible.  Fate, however, seems to be bringing them together, but secrets could still tear them apart.

Kiss and Don't Tell is filled with quirky, fun characters that often create laugh out loud situations, but they aren't enough to offset the problems with this story.  I didn't believe the romance between the two protagonists and found that neither one of them is very likable.  Also, the irregular pacing in the story left me feeling bored through most of the first half of the book because not much really happens until the last few chapters.  There isn't nearly enough time spent on the issue of Pacey's health and the dynamics of his family, and we are told about the difficulties Winnie has been facing, but never get to see the toll that they have taken on her.  Overall, Kiss and Don't Tell is a disappointment from an author whose previous books I've thoroughly enjoyed.

Emma B

** spoiler alert **
           winnie & Pacey made me swoon!! I loved their seamless bond & how everything just made sense for them, they fit together perfectly. I also loved that in this book the couple after their fall out didn’t just fall right back together. winnie made Pacey work to get her love back & I appreciated that immensely.