Grace: Dr. Richards' Littles® 24

Enjoy #24 of the series. Really loved that Troy saw the person Grace was and not her scars or weight on first sight. He helped her emerge from her she'll to be the best Grace she could be. Absolutely loved this story

Wow. What a beautiful story. I love meet cutes. Troy is amazing with Grace and helped her come out of her shell.

I enjoyed the book but it feels like something is missing that I can’t quite put my finger on. It’s like eating a dinner you know should be delicious but some odd ingredient is missing. It’s a pretty quick read but that isn’t always the reason a story doesn’t quite satisfy.

This was a bit of a different story, but it was still great! The heroine is a working pastry chef who meets a new employee at the hotel where she works, and of course he recognizes his Little girl right away, and in spite of a few hardships, the get their HEA!

Another great story. At first I thought it went too fast, but I forget that when a Daddy
finds his Little they do not let them go and that is exactly what Troy did when he found Grace. This story touched on a difficult subject about facial disfigurement and how it effects the person who is disfigured and how people around them react. This is a wonderful story. Enjoy

What a love story. Tragedy to a successful outcome for a Daddy and his Little girl. It brought vivid scenes into mymind.

I think this one officially has become my favorite in the series. Pepper threw so many of my favorites into Grace's story; curvy girl who is a pastry chef, an ex-military man, a girl with scars and THE right guy who doesn't see them.

I also LOVED how Dr. Richard's handled Grace's fear of doctors after her experience as a child. His response was not what I had expected and it really warmed my heart.

This book was lighter on the medical type care I've read in other books in this series and I'm sure that also played a part in why I liked it so much.

This is is a very good, well written story about a Little girl who was scared and the Daddy who helped her. This is one of the best of the Dr. Richards stories. There was a few errors but did no harm. Read and enjoy.

Grace is a pastry chef. Troy was in town for his friends wedding. Deciding to stay he tries to find a job. Now he needs an apartment. Grace sees him and tells him there are vacancies in her building. Troy is taken by the young lady. Grace has confidence issues as she is rather curvy and has a nasty scar on her face. Troy likes her just as she is. What will become of these two? Very nice story and ending .

Grace's story is fast paced and filled with HEAT as well as heart! This book deals with unconditional love in a very entertaining way.

Grace has the incredible luck of running into Troy, an ex-military Adonis, who is applying for work at the hotel she works at. Looking for a place to live, Grace informs Troy that her apartment building has a vacancy. Troy takes the apartment next to hers. As a child, Grace suffered chemical burns on her face. The scars have made her very self conscious and she has become an introvert. Troy recognizes that not only is she a Little, she is his Little. The relationship progresses and there are many fun, sexy, and romantic moments captured in the novel. Grace has an accident, her face is fixed and much improved, and Grace and Troy's relationship becomes permanent. It's a beautiful story but I'm rather annoyed with Pepper North's description of a "full figured woman". We know Grace is not slender, that she probably resembles a lot of us. Yet the author brought up her size all the time so we wouldn't forget she was fat. Listen to these negative descriptions: "thick thighs, plump bottom, well padded bottom, soft, padded stomach" ad nauseam. None of these descriptors were necessary. They're offensive and highly prejudicial. Would you write offensive race descriptors? Are you prejudiced against people who are fat and seek to further shame them? Please read what you write, Ms. North and recognize that the readers would have known that Grace was heavy without your body shaming adjectives. That is what caused this novel to be a one star instead of a five star rating. Words matter!

This little girl is definitely needs a daddy. He took one look at her and knew that she was ment for him.