This book is Wrong Place, Right Time, book number two in the Bourbon Street Boys by Elle Casey. I really love this book. It's about Jenny, May's big sister, who is called in to do some freelance work for the Bourbon Street Boys, and Dev, the seven foot physical trainer and member of the group. Don't forget his kid, her three kids, and imagine all of the fun that they can have figuring out their paths. As always, Elle Casey has shown what an amazing author she truly is. You won't want to miss this series!

Fun, well written and entertaining but I wanted more romance story somehow...
I preferred the first installment in this series, however I am looking forward to the next

Not my cup of tea. Had a strong storyline with the ability for a good read but, fell off somewhere in the middle.

I really didn't care for the h she was annoying and often unreasonable. I don't care how hot the H is NOBODY is even better looking because he doesn't have eyebrows! That just isn't a thing. I got a bit tired of her thinking of him as adorable, he's a 7 foot muscular bald man with no eyebrows..

As a mother of 3 herself, author Elle obviously know something of the chaos that 3 children bring – and as a grandmother of 3 myself, I am very familiar too. And thus the story really rings true about the children’s activities and behaviour and attitudes. There is always one in trouble, or who needs extra attention, or is sick or fallen over or lost something and if you have a single mother with a demanding job, then... It is really tricky to cope and Jenny is finding out the hard way. Her douche of an ex-husband isn’t helping. So perhaps a change can be beneficial?
An amusingly written story with the glass ceiling well illustrated and some nice romantic touches.
I hadn’t realised that this was book 2 in a series until I went to find out how the story continued.
I bought books 3 and 4!

Ok, so I loved book 1, it was one of my favorite reads of 2015. It was cute and quirky. While this one wasn’t quite as good there were still some great moments. I love the bit of suspense and the quirky internal dialogue the characters have. I’m not sure why, but this one was a tad slow for me, but overall it was a good read.

This story is about Dev and Jenny who were side characters in book 1. I actually liked Jenny, but it was Dev that fell a bit flat for me. Yes, she was goofy, but he seemed to not be confident one minute and then overly confident the next.

Hero 4 Stars / Heroine 4 stars / Steam 4 stars / Plot 4 stars / Overall 4 Stars

Found it too hard to get into this book. Will try again in the future with this author to see if I can like her books

This was a humorous fun read. Jenny is a single mom of three kids between the ages of 3 and 10. Her sister has been working with The Bourbon Street Boys (May's story is book 1) and has a job for Jenny. Jenny finds herself at the security business with very hot men, one being Dev, a 7 foot tall bald man. I loved Dev...He always made sure Jenny was safe but he was such a sweetie. I felt this book could have been faster moving but it was sweet and had me laughing out loud at times.

Two single parents find themselves working together and even though this story lacked the heat as some of her other stories - the storyline made up for it.