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Genre: Contemporary Series Romance. Set in the UK.

Copyright: 2005

Series: Part of “Dinner at 8″ Series but doesnt even look loosely connected to me.

Pages: 192

Sensuality: PG

Grade: C-

Reason for Reading: Never tried this author before.

Content warnings: Other than blindness from looking at the shiny perfect H/H? None.

You
know when someone has a good joke and doesn’t expand upon it and just
tries to stretch this same joke as long as they can til it stopped
being funny, oh about twenty minuted ago? Well, that’s Rules of Engagement by Kathryn Caskie

Written in the first person, Anne is the narrator. She
and James seem to have a steady and smooth marriage. Then James invites
his BFF, Alex, to stay with them for the summer. Soon, they are
embarking on a menage and Anne finds out more than she bargained for

Suki Black is a successful singer who catches the eye of industrialist Joel Harlow.

This book is the requisite 180-something pages but it feels like half of the book is missing. I think Suki and Joel have about 3 meetings in the book. I believe that they agree to marry at the end but dont exchange I Love Yous. Very weird book.

Rating: Average 

Caitlin has been a trophy wife to Monro, one of the richest dudes in the UK for 2 years. Then her first husband shows up and she has a slight bigamy problem.

The book is nothing but a series of the following:

"I am leaving you, Monro."

I knew I should have stopped reading this when its revealed early on that the hero and heroine first dated when he was 30 and she was 17. She would even tell everyone that he was her "uncle" when he would pick her up in his car. Um, ok. Nice healthy relationship there.

Laura, our heroine, is the smartest one in her family. She is asked by Daddy to prevent her sister from having an affair with too-attractive Simon Hillard, who has a vendetta against her family.