ARC Review: 

I liked Grace and Conway. Their entire relationship in the beginning as enemies is based on a miscommunication. That hate eventually turned to love and boy was it steamy. Can you say daddy kink? Conway is the epitome of if he wanted to he would. 
The only thing I really didn’t care for was Conway’s nickname for Grace- sin. It just didn’t really feel like it fit.

I’m a sucker for when a man sees his girl being mistreated and stands up for her. I love how Judah and Isabel met. Them pretending to be a married couple on the shuttle. This was good plot and good spice. 

If you’re looking for something where there is sex in almost every chapter, this book is for you. It was kind of fun to see what lengths Rocco went to make sure Hallie would become his. 

It’s refreshing to see Male characters that have emotions other than anger. Jake is the sweetest. I’m so glad Em decided to chase her dreams because that allowed her to find her happiness. The spice was great! The angst was there, but not so much that it was making me anxious. I love Courtney Roberts Age Gap romances… Fantastic, I’ll take 14 of ‘em’ 

ARC Review: Thank you to Eliott Rose and Luna Literacy management for sending me a eARC to review

Eliott Rose knows how to write a swoon worthy cowboy! What an emotional rollercoaster! I love a MMC who can show his vulnerable side. Beau has the weight of the expectations of the fans and his family on his shoulders. Sage has the expectations of her family on her shoulders. On the outside she is badass and confident.  She’s not afraid to say exactly what’s on her mind. On the inside she feels like she’s too much or that she doesn’t meet her family’s expectations. 

The way Beau talks about Sage. The way he looks like she hung the moon and all the stars. Their intimate moments together are something to behold. Their banter is just perfect. 

There’s plenty of appearances from the other characters from the Crimson Ridge universe too!  This is the prefect addition to the series! 

Castaway Whirlwind is my favorite book in this series!! Russell and Layla are goals! I loved how he was saying “our house” and “our room” before she had even stepped foot in either. He was so good to her making sure she knew he wasn’t uncomfortable talking about her period or the endometriosis, and he did everything in his power to care for her. 
I love Granny’s girls! Everyone needs a girl group like that! I also love the men of BT and their brotherhood. This book was funny, lighthearted, and emotional.

ARC Review: Thank you to Cleo White and Luna Literary Management for providing me with a eARC copy to review.

Where do I even start?! Holden and Leni were made for each other. The way he took care of her and would do anything to see her happy. Leni on the other hand was stuck under this black cloud and she allowed him to let her she the sunshine again. I loved the build up to their relationship. Low angst, great spice, and lovable characters. I will never stop talking about this series!  This was the perfect ending to this series. However, can we get a Daddy Issues ever after? 

Wow! Cleo White may very well be the QUEEN or age gap romance! I ate this up! I loved how Honor didn’t come off as a fresh out of college twenty something year old. Her character had a maturity about her that fit the story. Like the first book in this series, kissed and Missed didn’t jump straight into the spice. The flashback scenes were well done, and they weren’t too long and drawn out. 
Now on to Julian Ballard. Oh my God! First of all I love the way Julian talks about Honor and what he notices about her and loves about her. He listens to her. Hell, he flew across the country on a whim to win her over. The Valentine’s Day card was everything! I had hearts in my eyes reading that scene. I only wish the book was longer so I could have spent a little more time with these characters. 

Dolly is on the run and Wyatt was the only truck driver that would take her in. He fell first and hard, but his insecurities almost got in the way. He takes care of her every need, but allows her to have some independence. Touch her and die, obsessed with getting her pregnant. The only thing I didn’t really care for (and this would be the case for any book) is that they have a size difference and he insists on carrying her a lot of the time.