Lee 
 4.5 Stars 
 It happens to me all the time. I pick up a book that's been hyped up and I'm stoked to get started. I start to get hooked... then it happens. 
 Boy and girl meet... 
 Boy and girl fall in love... 
 Boy and girl have conflict and girl gets her heart broken... 
 Boy pulls on his smoldering, sexy smile promising he loves her... 
 Then... DUHN DUHN DUHNNNNNNNNN 
 Girl forgives all and everyone lives happily ever after... 
 And I'm pissed off that there is yet another book where the heroine breaks for a sexy smile and sweet words with no questions asked. I'm calling Bullsh** on that one ladies. 
 If you are like me and want your heroine to make her alpha male repent for his sins (and maybe experience a little pain in the process) then LOOK NO FURTHER!!! Thank GOD for Lynda LeeAnne. There is finally an author that writes for the strong willed women. 
 In Lexi, Baby the reader gets to experience Lexi and Landyn's relationship from teens into adult-hood, meaning we get to see the immature, young love grow into the more meaningful, mature, adult love. Ms. LeeAnne writes the teen romance aspect of this book realistically. These aren't teenagers that talk and act like adults. These are teens that act like (gasp!) TEENS! Yet another reason I love this author. 
 After getting to read about these two characters growing into adults and getting to see their relationship play out as they age and real life comes into play, I totally fell 100% in love with Lexi, Baby. I cannot stress all of the factors that I love about this story. I loved their relationship. I loved the strength that Lexi had to pull of one of the most difficult things a woman would ever have to do... single motherhood. I loved Landyn's hot, alpha-ness. I love Lexi's bestie, Trish. I could go on and on, but I'll spare you. 
 Let's be honest we all love reading about an alpha male. The only thing I love more is reading about the woman that isn't afraid to get in said Alpha's face about his a$$hole behavior. Lexi, Baby is a winner all the way around. 
 DiDi's note: 
 I read this based on Lee's recommendation and was totally drawn in, so drawn in I read BOTH LEXI, BABY and book 2 TRISH, JUST TRISH this past Sunday. I have seen LEXI, BABY tagged as New Adult, but to me it is more mainstream. So for those of you who, like me, are hesitant about reading New Adult because of lack of HEAs and all the angst, I strongly suggest you give LEXI, BABY and TRISH, JUST TRISH a try. The H/h's start out as 18 yr olds, but they are adults by the time you get to the "meat" of the story.