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The "New York Times"- and "USA Today"-bestselling author is back with The Most Eligible Bachelors, a tantalizing new series loosely connected to he... read full description

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Sep 12, 2011
Burçak rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Çok eğlenceli, çerezlik bi kitap..Tarzında güzeldi :))

Bir kuyumcu soygununu engelleyen Coop kendini biranda şehrin gözde bekarı olarak bir gazetenin bölümünde buluyor.. Ve kuyumcunun kızı ona ödül olarak bi takı seçmesini istiyor Coop'da almak zorunda olduğu için kendisine en ucuz görünen yüzüğü seçiyor.. Ama yüzüğün geçmişi dosyası kapanmamış bir hırsızlık davasına dayanıyor :D

Lexie ise Coop yüzüğü seçerken tvde izliyor ve yüzüğü büyükannesinin kolyesinin benzeri olduğu More...
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Jul 26, 2011
Serap rated it: 4 of 5 stars
günümüzde geçen bir hikaye , eğlenceli kısa ve sıkmayan bir anlatım tarzı var.
hikaye sam adlı muhabir ve ve kitabı neredeyse yok(!)satan ama azimli yazarımızın bir soygunu engellemesi ile başlar ve ödül olarak kuyumcunun sahibinin kızının ona istediği mücevheri seçme şansı tanır tabi bizim mütevazı çocuk içlerinde en gösterişsiz olduğunu düşündüğü yüzüğü seçiyor.
lexie adlı kızımızda başarılı bir web tasarımcısı ve büyükannesine aşık bir genç kızdır, haberlerde sam in seçtiği yüzüğü g More...
Mar 21, 2011
Jessi rated it: 4 of 5 stars
First romance in awhile where I didn't have to check the end to make sure I would enjoy the story. I think I'll like this series and it makes another fine addition to the Phillips' canon.
Sam Cooper, known to his friends and family as "Coop," is a reporter who foils a bank robbery and is allowed to choose a ring as his reward. He doesn't want to but is pressured into choosing a ring that, after some research, it's discovered was part of a robbery in the fifties. Not knowing the his More...
Dec 12, 2010
NovelReaction rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Sam ‘Coop’ Cooper has suddenly become the city’s most eligible bachelor when he stops a robbery in progress, is caught on the news and is rewarded with an engagement ring by the jewelry store. In Carly Phillips’ Kiss Me If You Can, Lexie is amazed to see a ring awarded to Coop that exactly matches the diamond necklace her grandmother always wears with her housedress and Lexie decides she needs to purchase the ring for her grandmother’s birthday. Coop, after being approached by the desperate mar More...
Sep 29, 2010
Seduced rated it: 4 of 5 stars
I happened upon this read following one of our fellow bloggers sites. I figured I'd give it a try coming from one of the reviewers we respect. It's not in the usual paranormal genre, but I enjoy a good read.

I had never read Carly Phillips before, but I can tell you I will be again!!! This read was definitely one I didn't put down. It was quick-witted and full of fun romance. I finished it in about 4 hours.

Coop is a instantly, likeable character. He is recovering More...
Sep 10, 2010
Liza rated it: 5 of 5 stars
Carly Phillips gives her readers another winner with Kiss Me If You Can. Sam Cooper is a reporter for the crime beat who finds himself the center of his own beat after he stops a jewelry-store robbery. When he is given a ring as the reward for stopping the jewelry-store robbery, he becomes the most eligible bachelor in New York City for his own paper, on the run from all the women of New York City. That is until Lexie Davis contacts him about the ring he was given matching a necklace that belong More...
Jun 11, 2010
Leigh rated it: 4 of 5 stars
You know sometimes it is difficult to know how to review a book because of what is happening in your life. I read this book while a relative was in the hospital, and I was staying up there at least 20 hours a day. I found the book very easy to read and I was never bored. But when I put it down I wasn't compelled to pick up it again immediately. But I can't think of any book that would have overcome my worry and exhaustion.

Sam Cooper comes from a family of cops. He father is a retir More...
Jun 01, 2010
You know the saying: "Guys don't make passes at girls who wear glasses." That's not the case when Coop meets Lexie for the first down. He's instantly attracted to her which will help working with her investigating the ring he recieved as an award that much easier. Lexie and Coop are complete opposites; she likes to travel and tries to be a free spirit like her grandmother. She doesn't even have her own place. Coop is settled, not very adventurous and doesn't take chances. But they one More...
Aug 22, 2011
Shelly rated it: 3 of 5 stars
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May 30, 2010
Laura rated it: 4 of 5 stars
3 1/2 stars
This is the first in a new series call "Bachelor Blogs" by Carly Phillips.

Sam Cooper is the crime beat reporter for the Daily, but when he finds himself on the other end of the crime, he feels a little uncomfortable. When he foils a jewelry store heist, the owner's daughter is so grateful that she offers him a piece of vintage jewelry as a thanks. He reluctantly accepts because the local newscast was watching. When Lexie Davis sees the report and the rin More...
Jul 27, 2010
Mary rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Carly Phillips's books are always a fun read and this one is no exception. Coop and Lexie are fantastic characters, and I love their interactions. A bored reporter by day, novelist by night, Sam Cooper (Coop) foils a jewelry store robbery and is given a ring as a reward. Turns out this ring has a past--and Lexie Davis recognizes it as a match for her grandmother's favorite necklace. She sets out to buy it from Coop but he's already tracking its history and has found out it was reported stolen ma More...
Aug 23, 2010
Rhonda rated it: 3 of 5 stars
In Manhattan Sam "Coop" Cooper always reports the crimes news not stars in the story. That is until he stops for lunch at a dirty dog stand in Midtown while he works a story on apartment burglaries in the Upper West Side. He notices something odd in nearby Vintage Jewelers and knocked out a thief using a hot dog medal lid cover.

Watching the store along with her teenage daughter for her dad who is in Florida, grateful Anna Burnett forces Coop to take a ring as a thank you. More...
Sep 07, 2010
Isis FG rated it: 3 of 5 stars
I'm not a huge Carly Phillips fan, but I tend to enjoy her books. This one was just so-so for me. Not bad, not good, just fairly average.

Series Note:
First book in Phillips new series "Bachelor Blogs" about sexy bachelors in NYC and the women they fall for.

Summary:
Crime reporter Sam Coop is at his favorite hot dog stand one day when he sees a robbery in progress at a nearby jewelry store. Coop leaps into action and manages to capture the robber. T More...
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Sep 12, 2010
Shea rated it: 2 of 5 stars
Lately Carly Phillips' books have disappointed me a little. This one was way too predictable--not that I need a romance novel to surprise me in any way, they normally don't, but this one was way over-the-top preditable, almost like a math equation (you need this + this to = a romance). I didn't really feel the chemistry between the characters and it kind of bothered me that they basically just argued the whole time about their different lifestyles. I know they needed some obstacles, but if you'r More...
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Dec 13, 2011
Siaw Hui rated it: 1 of 5 stars
I've never described myself as a fan of the romance genre so perhaps what I'm about to say should be taken with a grain of salt...

One thing this book has got going for it is that it's an easy read; it's rare that I actually finish a book in one sitting. Also, I've got to admit Phillips is good at writing scenes fraught with romance and love. Unfortunately that is where my praise ends.

The mystery in this plot? SO DARN PREDICTABLE. The climax of the book? Uh, it never quite More...
Apr 13, 2010
I read this book via NetGalley. It was my first Carly Phillips, and I really enjoyed it! Next time I'm in the mood for some fun, sexy reading I'll be looking up her other works.

Coop and Lexie are great main characters, and they had a ton of chemistry together! The supporting cast was also strong, including Lexie's kooky grandmother.

The plot was very engaging from beginning to end, the jewelry theft story they find themselves accidentally involved in is both suspenseful an More...
Jan 14, 2012
Jeannie rated it: 4 of 5 stars
I enjoyed this book. Sam Cooper is so original... and every bit of a man that a gal would love to have and the best thing is he's not afraid to admit he's wrong. The interactions between Sam & Lexie are filled with emotions that one can personally relate to. It's so easy to pick up the book and just read it through.

Lexie's grandmother and friend added additional fun & humor to the story. Everyone expects a good ending to a romance story and this was no exception, just that that good e More...
May 01, 2011
Lockenest rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Carly Phillips' books are what I consider "fun" and this book is no exception. The first book of the "Bachelor Blog" series is about Sam Cooper, news reporter, and Lexie Davis, a web designer, meet after Lexie sees Sam interviewed on TV after he foils a robbery attempt at a jewelry store. As a reward, the jewelry owner's daughter let's Sam pick anything from the store as a reward. Sam, not wanting anything but does pick something since the daughter insisted, picks a ring t More...
Jan 30, 2012
Rowena rated it: 4 of 5 stars
It’s been such a long time since I’ve picked up a Carly Phillips book to read. I’ve had some good Carly Phillips reads and some not so good ones but I haven’t disliked her work enough to give it up.

When I picked this up, I wasn’t sure what to expect. Was I going to get something like Hot Number (which I loved) or was I going to get something like The Playboy (which I could never get into, let alone finish), I'm happy to say that I finished the book and actually enjoyed getting to know More...
Sep 11, 2010
Jess rated it: 2 of 5 stars
I'm not sure what to say about this one, I've had some hits and some misses with this author and I guess this was a miss.

The gist of the book, Sam Cooper is a crime beat writer with aspirations of becoming a novelist. He becomes one of the most eligible bachelors in NYC when he foils a robbery attempt. His reward? Getting his name in the Bachelor Blog and an old ring. His newspaper instincts are telling him that this old ring has a story behind it, and he proves himself right. Now he More...
Aug 17, 2010
Sarah rated it: 4 of 5 stars
When crime reporter Sam Cooper stops a jewelry store robbery he suddenly finds himself named New York's most eligible bachelor by the press. With his new found status women are falling over themselves to catch him but Coop isn't interested. The only woman who catches his eye is Lexie and the only thing she is interested in is the ring he was given as a reward - she wants to buy it as a gift for her grandmother who already owns the matching necklace. The attraction between them is intense but More...
Aug 29, 2010
Nicole rated it: 4 of 5 stars
Publisher: HQN
Publish Date: 7/27/10
How I got this book: NetGalley

Phillips starts yet another series with promise called The Bachelor Blogs! The first book, Kiss Me If You Can highlights Coop, the newest Bachelor to grace the blog. Coop gains semi fame status when he catches a jewelry store robber in the act. The store owner’s daughter is so grateful, she gives him the choice of any merchandise in the store. Coop, hating the theatrics, chooses something he things is gaudy More...
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Jul 22, 2010
Sabrina rated it: 5 of 5 stars
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"Kiss me if you can" is an awesome romance full of great characters, fun and love that makes me excited for more.

When crime reporter Sam Cooper (Coop) foils a robbery he has no idea that this single event will change his life completly. Because of his actions the media declares him New York's most eligible bachelor and women begin to follow him everywhere.
But that's just the start. Because of the ring he got as a thank you for spoiling the robbery Coop me More...
Jan 27, 2012
Eli rated it: 1 of 5 stars
Chapter 1 - hate the heroine. Clearly, we're off to a good start! There's a time/space continuum error that's irritates me...just because books are written by "word" people doesn't mean that they shouldn't be able to do basic math. I consider the subtraction of 5 from any number to be basic math. *in a huff*
Chapter 3 - silly, silly, silly.
Chapter 7 - still hate the heroine. Want the book to be done! Can't believe I'm still reading it, but I'm dragging through it b/c I don't More...
Jan 29, 2011
Photojim rated it: 4 of 5 stars
A couple of characters with a bit of depth and background to them, decently written dialog, a bit of mystery, and nobody who is TSTL. Combine those ingredients and what do you get? A decently written light contemporary romance that earns 3.75 stars from me. Well into the 'Really Liked It' range.

Coop is the crime beat newspaper reporter who is a bit of a homebody. Lexi is the world traveler with daddy issues. And yet they somehow manage to work it out in the end.
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Nov 12, 2011
Blaire rated it: 5 of 5 stars
While I appreciate a man that makes good coffee and omelets, works a full-time job and still finds time for mind-blowing sex (hell that's why I got married), I have to admit that Charlotte was the character that sucked me into this book. I literally could not put this one down. I loved "Coop". He has joined the list of Mr. Perfects. And I think I love that she is flighty geek and he falls for because of that (kind of). Great story, thoroughly entertaining.
Nov 22, 2010
Lori rated it: 4 of 5 stars
A fresh, fun romance, though maybe a tick below four stars (I wish Goodreads gave us a better rating system). Great characters, interesting back story, though I felt stupid for not seeing one plot point coming. The "what does each character stand to lose" factor never escalated quite enough, which lost some ratings points. Also, the fact that the idea of compromise seems not to exist was bothersome, though I had that same problem with my own book.
May 26, 2011
Stephany rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Carly Phillips was one of the first romance authors I read and this book was just OK. The characters didn't jump off the page and they were kind of ordinary with ordinary lives but nothing outstanding to draw me in. The romance of the story was well-written but something felt off the entire time.

An easy, light read if that's what you're looking for.
Oct 27, 2010
Lisa rated it: 3 of 5 stars
Great smutty romantic interlude for between depressing tomes about the end of American democracy and the pointlessness of progressive striving. Also I'm researching to write one of my own. Since when is a woman's vagina called "a sheath," I ask? Dear GAWD. Surely one can do better with that! And no one PULSED. I was very disappointed. Loved the older woman character and the completely unrealistic ending.
Aug 06, 2010
Donna rated it: 3 of 5 stars
I liked this book at the beginng, then it got a little irritiating. I didn't like the grandmother at all, she was manipulative and unremorseful. Lexie and Coop's miscommunications and hang-ups were too exaggerated to be believable. In fact the whole "poor, misunderstood Lexie, so different than her family" was just lame.
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