Reviews for The American Soldier Collection 14: Baby Love (MFMMM)

Loved it a perfect story

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I loved the story and was even more happy to see that when the guys screwed it up, they had to grovel to get her back. She didn't just cave in easy!!!

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A great story and plot. An excellent read.

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What is there not to love about this book, menage and a baby. It has the true Dixie style I have come to love in her books and that is why I devour them on release day. Of this series this may be my favorite. I love how her heroines stand up for themselves and Nina did just that on her own in this one. Had moments I teared up, but I knew I would get my HEA. Great job Dixie, cant wait for the next one.

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Hmm. I'm conflicted on this book. Characters were 4.5. Plot was 3. I liked Nina and really felt for her--the fact that she never really had love I her life and was so lonely. I really liked the heroes. They were very cynical and black and white in their views, which felt very realistic. They had distinct and different personalities which I loved. But the plot itself was a bit boring. There was a lot of plotting by multiple characters who had different motivations. I liked the complexity. What I didn't like was the heroes basically being bystanders in the entire story. They were not active participants, aside from giving Nina a place to stay. Even Nina who was more active, seemed lost in the various mob dramas. As a character, things happened around her, but she wasn't really a catalyst for anything. She felt peripheral to her OWN story and that made me sad. I wanted to see the heroes ACTIVELY protecting her and the danger be ABOUT her. It wasn't, it was more about her brother and mob plots. Nina was forgotten. One thing I did love the most though we're the heroes finally having to work for her love and forgiveness. So, for me this was a mixed bag. I'm giving it a 4 based on the strength of the characters, even though the plot was really disappointing. Especially since I was so intrigued by Nina's plight in Book 1 and was expecting a much more suspenseful, dramatic read.

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