Booklist STARRED Review for Bad Bachelor

We are pleased to share that Bad Bachelor by Stefanie London has received a STARRED review from Booklist!

London presents a genuinely entertaining and memorable read.

Read the full review below.

A year after she caught her fiancé cheating on her on the eve of their wedding, Darcy Greer’s friends try to convince her to start dating again. Reed McMahon, a high-powered PR man, had decided that helping the library beloved by his assistant is the perfect project for his pro bono efforts, despite the fact he hates libraries and reading books. Darcy, a tough Brooklynite with piercings and tattoos, just happens to be the librarian in charge of her library’s fund-raising project, which pairs her with the impossibly handsome Reed. Reed is facing his own struggles as a new app that warns women away from men behaving badly and which is sweeping Manhattan has named him number-one bad bachelor. London respects the reader enough to offer just enough titillation to inflame a romance lover’s imagination without the explicit sexual details found in lesser romance novels. As the story deepens and it becomes clear that, behind their tough exteriors and professional expertise, both Darcy and Reed are vulnerable and wounded, London presents a genuinely entertaining and memorable read.

More praise for Bad Bachelor:

"Heartfelt...London’s skillful writing and expert characterization carry the day." -Publishers Weekly

"Author London's new series concept is vibrant and creative . . . A fun start to a sexy, engaging series." -Kirkus

"London does not disappoint...elegant, descriptive and delectable, readers will certainly want to spend more time at their local libraries if there’s any chance of their own personal Reed McMahon roaming around." -RT Book Reviews, TOP PICK

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