Carpool Book Reviews

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Charming & Sweet!. Sweet With Some Heat! What a charming, warm, sexy gem of a story, that was filled with animosity, lust, and need and so much emotion and love. This story pulled me in and didn’t let go until the last page. The characters, are incredibly sweet together and I loved their chemistry. I was expecting this player of a man with Marcus but who I got was so incredibly kind and generous. But he is stuck in this small town where no one wanted to forget his past mistakes and his bad boy reputation. I liked his characters development and growth throughout the story. He is so much more than anyone wants to give him credit for, until She comes into his life. I really liked Jennifer a lot. She is the good girl, but she still feels the same surge of excitement, dislike and danger she has been experiencing since she was a girl, whenever she sees Marcus. So it is incredibly hard for her to ask him for a ride and to even contemplate about being in the car alone with him. Their time together to and from work, forces them to get to know one another. and their simmering attraction grows. I loved them coming together. It’s sweet, fun with a nice amount of emotion and drama mixed in. As well as some sexy times. She sees the real him, not the bad boy that she has been warned to stay away from her whole life. But she wants and needs more. Towards the end my heart might have dropped a bit and I wanted to strangle Marcus but I love the drama that was created. I was on the edge of my seat turning the page dying for my HEA. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced reader copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

Great book!!. Finally a college romance not about the students!!! I love that the author is giving us a peek into the faculty’s love life. The story line was great, love Marcus and Jennifer and how they were able to open up to each other and forget their past impressions of each other. Not a lot of over exaggerated romance but slot of everyday romance and definitely steamy in some parts. Can’t wait to read the other books in this series.

Carpool. First time reading this author. I really enjoyed the story, the writing, the characters, certainly enough to read her again. There is sex, and the F word, but I was able to get past that and still enjoy it. It is a short book but even so it felt complete, even though I wanted more.

Love!. Loved the book, pace was perfect. Characters weren’t overly dramatic and were perfectly written. Really recommend this book!

Really enjoyed it!. Well written, sweet, and ultimately sexy. Circumstances throw these two together and life takes hold.

Hard pass. Not much of a story here. Is this author using AI to write her books? The writing is stiff.

Cute. Ok so it was awesome to read a romance that wasn’t a billionaire and some poor weak female. Loved the whole story and the sex scenes were so raw and real. Some moments were awkward...just like in real life. Small town love affair and gossip to stir up the love pot. Great Read.

Adorable story. The bad boy falls for the good girl sappiness

Likable Characters. I liked reading this story. I will probably read the sequels.

Funny and heartwarming. Love it!!!

A quick read. During day one of my Covid-19 shelter-in-place, I was able to read this book. It was a nice distraction without major misunderstandings between the main characters. I would classify this as a realistic romance.

Very nice. Started a little slow but turned into a wonderfully good read.

Simply Wonderful!. The character’s relationship develops so naturally and is totally believable. Their feelings are honest and may hit home to more readers than any other book. And, the more heated scenes are just as good. What I loved about this book is the intimacy between these two and how they can have adult conversations without all of the drama that you find in other stories. I’m adding this author to my top fav list!

Carpool. Enjoyed reading

Carpool. By noelle adams Its nice to finally read about a guy who is just as unsure as woman are! Very cute story! Bookbub

4 stars. Refreshingly sweet love story. Nice dose of humor, too.

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Carpooled. A nice quick read - nice storytelling.

Carpool. This kept me reading.

Carpool. Enjoyed this book. A good read. 👍👍👍👍😁

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3.5 stars— flirty romance. 3.5 stars--CARPOOL is the first instalment in Noelle Adams’ contemporary, adult MILFORD COLLEGE erotic, romance series of novellas focusing on the men and women who work at Milford College, a small liberal arts college in Virginia. This is thirty-two year old, Director of Facilities Marcus Greene, and twenty-eight year old, financial assistant personnel Jennifer Raleigh’s story line. NOTE: CARPOOL was originally released as a newsletter serial in the author’s email newsletter. Told from first person point of view (Jennifer) CARPOOL follows the building relationship between thirty-two year old, former bad boy and current Director of Facilities Marcus Greene, and twenty-eight year old, financial assistant personnel Jennifer Raleigh. Growing up in Sterling, Virginia Marcus Greene’s reputation as a trouble maker preceded his introduction to our story line heroine. With her car in for repairs, and with no other option for commuting the forty-five minute drive to Milford College, Jennifer Raleigh reluctantly approaches the only person she knows who may be able to help her out with transportation between work and home. Enter Marcus Greene, a man Jennifer believes despises the ground upon which she walks, but the man with whom she will fall in love. What ensues is the back and forth, acrimonious relationship and building romance between Jennifer and Marcus, and the potential fall-out as miscommunication and misunderstanding, and a pattern of failed relationships threatens to destroy Jennifer and Marcus’ fragile hold of one another. Throughout the story our couple struggle with their one on one time enclosed in a car together for forty-five minutes. Marcus and Jennifer make ‘small talk’ about everything and nothing getting to ‘know’ one another yet revealing very little about their lives and themselves. The relationship between Jennifer and Marcus is one of immediate attraction but Marcus’ teenaged reputation as a troublemaker has followed our hero into adulthood, affecting friendships, and the possible relationship with the woman with whom he will fall in love. Hoping one day Jennifer will ‘see’ the real Marcus Greene, Marcus offers up a friends-with-benefits relationship as they get to know one another over the upcoming weeks. The $ex scenes are intimate and passionate without the use of over the top, sexually graphic language and text but I struggled to feel any real palpable, sexual attraction or energy. Perhaps if we had Marcus’ perspective we would be more aware of his emotions and mind set as it pertains to relationships and his struggle to ‘close the deal’. The secondary and supporting characters are few. We are introduced to Jennifer’s grandmother; assistant professor of history at Milford College and Jennifer’s best friend Beck, as well as her best friend from high school Giselle. CARPOOL is a story of preconceived notions and discrimination based upon youthful exuberance and childhood mistakes. The premise is engaging; the romance is flirty; the characters are energetic but struggle with the little things that shouldn’t matter.

Too short. I thought this was a lovely book but it was too short. I would’ve loved to see a little more character development. Would’ve loved more description on the town they lived in since they mentioned it a lot. I felt a lot of details were glossed over and the plot moved too quickly. But I did love the chemistry between Jennifer and Marcus.