Ruth Kramer
Contemporary Romance
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Ruth is an unashamed lover of romantic fiction, from witty romcom to swoon-worthy romance. Small wonder she eventually started writing her own stories.
She lived and worked in Ireland for ten years, where she caught her love for all things hibernian. Ruth is a member of the British Romantic Novelists’ Association (RNA).
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5 STARS
Swoonworthy hero, fascinating story
I’ve very much enjoyed reading this author’s debut. The impoverished aristocratic hero is swoon-worthy, the geneticist heroine is strong and determined, both are vulnerable and wounded by their pasts. It’s very satisfying when they finally come to their sense for a wonderful happy ending. And I should definitely visit a German Christmas market!
Highly recommended.
Reviews
4 STARS
An unusual and highly amusing take on the contemporary romance!
The characters are likeable, come with baggage, and that too allows for plenty of delightful entertainment. I enjoyed this book. It's a well-written and successful combo of much-liked tropes and plotlines, seen through a modern lense.
Intrigue, a touch of spice and brimming with emotion
There is lovely interaction between the hero and heroine and the twists and turns hooked me completely. I liked both characters and was keen to get to know them. Written from both the man and woman’s perspective gives the reader knowledge that heightens the tension well. There emotion is also conveyed well in the novel.
I really enjoyed this novel. It is pure escapist fiction with intrigue, a touch of spice and brimming with emotion. Loved it!
Things We Do for Love and Science
Standalone
Some people are made for love, and some must learn that they are.
Delia, a high-flying geneticist and lecturer at Renwood University in Northern England, only has one goal: to get the permanent position she’s been working toward for years. Once that’s secured, she’s ready to execute step two of her life plan: to have a baby with the help of a sperm donor. Love and marriage are not for her, and the best solution is to go it alone. It’s the sensible person’s choice, obviously.
Enter Gabriel. He’s an earl, but unfortunately so skint, he may be about to lose his ancestral home. He offers to become Delia’s sperm donor, and she couldn’t be more delighted, because he’s hot, kind, and most importantly, has a great genetic profile. Together, they cook up a plan to become co-parents which only allows for platonic feelings of friendship. And a plan is there to be followed to the letter, right?
But since life is more complicated than the best laid plans, things slowly spiral out of control when Gabriel loses his heart, and Delia has to decide whether to risk hers.
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