Plan B: A Secret Baby Romance: Best Laid Plans, Book 2

I really love this series. I love reading Jennings and Violet's love story. In this one, it's the story of Daisy and Kyle... And I love it too. It's short.. Funny.. And steamily hot🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥.. I love it. Lots of lol moments, especially with Daisy POV.. And I totally like it now it's dual POV instead of one.

KU subscritionOne of my few criticisms of Jana Aston’s stories is that the FMC often is a little too flighty and cute in the internal monologues. You have to read through a lot of instances where she says something outrageous and then says “fine” or “just kidding”. I found that in the series that starts with Wrong and actually had to step away for quite some time before I read any more of her books.I liked Daisy’s book, Sure Thing, but I adore this one. I loved Daisy and Kyle as the two people who have to come together after Daisy finds herself pregnant after a one night stand. Daisy is certainly funny, but Kyle is very funny, too, albeit in a different way, as he navigates Daisy being unsure of staying with him for the sake of the baby. The plot never gets too angsty, and the sex scenes are great. I also like that Daisy (like Violet) is not spineless or weak-willed, nor does she become a rambling idiot when confronted with the gorgeous man. In fact, both stories begin with a one night stand, and even though the women are unsure of how to resolve the situation they find themselves in, they’re both strong and funny.Very few typos or grammatical errors. Written very well. This one might be my favorite book of hers.

While lack of communication is usually an annoyance for me when reading a romance, this particular plot justifies the lack of communication on the MMC's part successfully. His fears and motivations are, in fact, warranted.This story is humourous, romantic and engrossing. The FMC is endearing, the MMC is pretty much perfect and their story is captivating.

Jana Aston has absolutely become my go-to author when I want to read a laugh out loud story that's going to keep me smiling and giggling long after I've turned the last page.I first met Daisy in Jana's story, Sure Thing. She's the twin sister of Violet, and she's the one that started Violet's whole journey in that book by talking her into filling in on her tour guide job for a week while Daisy takes care of "something". Well, now we know what that "something" was!Daisy cracked me up from beginning to end in this book! Girl has no filter on her thoughts at all, and the direction her thoughts go most of the time were just hilarious to me. And when she finds out she's pregnant and wants to tell the baby daddy about it, she concocts a pretty out there plan to deliver her news.Even though Daisy is a free spirit and shoots from the hip most of the time, she really does want the best for her baby and I was impressed with the decisions she made in how she wanted her pregnancy to go and how she wanted Kyle to be involved if he chose to be. And Kyle, well he was nothing like I expected him to be. He and Daisy are two total opposites. He's analytical and composed and she flies by the seat of her pants. But they actually complemented each other perfectly, and it was just heartwarming to see their interactions. When Daisy would go on a tangent or get worked up over something, Kyle would masterfully steer her back to sanity like a seasoned pro.This story is SO funny! Daisy is an absolute riot. And my favorite character of the story was Tubbs McGee! SO many cute scenes between him and Daisy. We get a cameo apearrance from a character in Jana's very first book, and that just made me miss them so much and hope Jana does another story or novella or something with them again very soon!This story is low on the angst meter which I was so very happy about. Even though Kyle isn't very forthcoming on some very pertinent information with Daisy and there's a witchy ex-girlfriend hanging around, those situations are resolved smoothly and I didn't end up wanting to throat punch anyone, so WIN! LOL! The epilogue is just heart melting and had me smiling huge. I so, so hope we're going to see much more of Daisy and Kyle in the future!!

This was pretty similar to the first book in that it was predictable but still enjoyable. I wish more time was spent through Kyle's POV as I did really like his character but didn't feel like I got to know him as much. As usual with this author's characters their interactions and banter was great!

I really enjoyed this book, not much drama, not too deep, just a very simple, funny, light-hearted romance that makes you feel good.

Loved Kyle and Daisy’s story. It was so hot and hilarious. Daisy has a very loud and funny personality. Their love story is epic. Very well written and makes you want to read more. Love this author.

It was a fun read. I enjoyed "Plan B". I liked Daisy's personality. She's a fun character. The main couple has great chemistry.On one hand, I enjoyed not knowing how the two met, immediately (it's only little by little that we get glimpses of their one-night-stand and much later Kyle's feelings about Daisy)But on the other hand, I wish the story of their one-night-stand was much longer, that we got a whole chapter about it...But, it's a minor detail. And I really enjoyed the couple's funny interactions. They make an interesting couple. There are some hot sex scenes.There is always a small minsunderstanding between the leads at the end of each bookBut the best thing that I love about Jana Aston's books is that the lead couple don't stay mad at each other for a long time. Instead of keeping hurt feelings for themselves, the heroines confront the heroes about why they're upset and don't hesitate to reveal their feelings.It's probably not my favourite Jana Aston's romance novel but it was still a lovely read.

I just wrote a glowing review on book one of this series so I'm a bit surprised to be writing this so closely on the heels of that one. I could not wait to dive into book #2 because I loved the first book so much and was pretty excited to have possibly found an exciting new to me author. The trouble with this book was that it was clear very early on that Jana didn't know how to make Daisy seem both feisty and likable. I see this time and time again with romance books that go south really quickly, the author not understanding how to write or present a strong female character that is fiery and endearing at the same time. From the get-go, pregnancy hormones get the blame for Daisy coming across as sarcastic, immature, unfeeling, and ungrateful. Poor baby daddy Kyle tries to do the right thing from the start and gets almost verbally abused by Daisy at every turn. I feel like the author went wrong here trying too hard to prove that Daisy could care less about his money or status by having her throw his generosity back in his face every time he tried to help her out. Her responses to his kind gestures were way over the top and no decent person would be that rude when faced with his honourable attempts to make things right. She also blamed him throughout for her predicament which was also uncalled for given how he immediately took responsibility for it. Overall, I wish I had just read the first installment of this series and not bothered with this one. I always know I'm in trouble when I'm rooting for the heroine to get dumped by the hero by chapter three or earlier and I'm afraid I was looking for an escape hatch for Kyle early on here too.