The Morning After Box Set

Each of the books in this collection can be read as a standalone.

The Plus One
I had read this book previously, and my initial review still stands - mostly copy-and-pasted, because, yes, I'm that lazy:
To be honest, I'm often quite impatient with MCs in their early /mid-twenties (though that's my problem, not the author's :-p), and so it took me a while to warm up to Livvy and Drew.
Still, I enjoyed both the story and Maggie Dallen's writing - and I'd like to read more about Avery, hoping she has a story where she gets her HEA...

Love Times Two
This is probably my favorite story in the collection - the whole premise of the twin double wedding turned reality show is so bizarre, but so much fun to read about. :)
I enjoyed the chemistry between Elizabeth and Mark. I also like how Mark thinks he has to save his best friend Robbie from making a colossal mistake, and especially Robbie's reaction to that. Everyone should have friends like that in their corner...
Bonus points for the heroine being a math teacher, and for Connie, the not-quite-evil-but-bossy twin, redeeming herself at the end.

Less Than Three
I was skeptical at first because I'm usually not a big fan of Greek-god-slash-alpha-CEO-in-training type hero. But Alex is a pretty nice guy for this potentially douchey role, and Lacey - and her whole charade around poor Sam - is so absurd and hilarious, that it works for me. :)
And I absolutely loved Lacey's unconventional coaching methods (why can't penguins fly, anyway?!)

Love Is in the Air
I really enjoyed this bonus novella - I like a good rendition of the high school reunion trope, anyway, and it was fun to spend some time with Alison and Noah.