This was a sweet novella and a quick read. Ian and Sorcha are both nice, although the premise for how they end up together is kind of out there. It was a bit weird that the story was meant to follow or take place in the same clan as Declan’s bride, with recurring characters, but between the two books there were some inconsistencies that were noticeable and it was distracting. I’ve loved a lot of this author’s books, but I really wish they had a better editor. 

A very short novella.  I can’t say that I was incredibly invested in any of the characters including the hero and heroine, but I would love novellas about each of Declan’s siblings, or Cairstine’s brother. 

This was pretty disappointing as this author’s work goes. The story was more like three romances in one with none of the couples actually being fully developed. It made it hard to really invest in any character or even any of the couples. The most annoying part was that very series plot lines were just randomly thrown in from time to time and it felt like none of it was written with any care. 

Another lovely novella in the series! I really enjoyed Silas and Teagan’s story as well as all the little love stories along the way. Definitely a feel good romance!

Another sweet novella in the series! Gia and Felix are wonderful and it was lovely watching them come together. Glad the last book is about Teagan because she deserves a story of her own! And I can’t wait. 

Olivia and Bennet were so cute! I’m a huge fan of Denise Williams books and this novella was a fast but enjoyable read! I’m only sad I’ll never know what goes on in the carriage scenes! 

This book was definitely a step up from the last in the series, mostly because the main characters were more likable.  Cadyn is a decent MMC, and Tryana is alright but for most of the beginning she made zero sense.  She kept saying how she trusted Cadyn and trusted him to protect her, but then ignored his advice and plan in the same breath.  Why would you do that? There are also relationships with old characters from the original series, especially Logan, but those relationships are never actually developed in any meaningful way and it's frustrating.  Logan Ramsay is basically a cameo throughout these books now.  I think the main reason I rated this book lower than I normally would is that the writing was just bad.  This is a romance but the writing sometimes feels like I'm reading a middle grade level book.  Even the dialogue can be really cringe.

This is the book that made me pick up this series from some tiktoks I saw, but it’s actually my least favorite. While I enjoyed the read, Dion and Faye were probably my least favorite couple so far. There were so many times where the books started to feel a little repetitive, especially coming from Dion. I will say, that as far as age gap romances go, this was the least creepy or cringey. 

I really loved Luca and Valentina. This was a fun marriage of convenience and workplace romance. Rich meddling families doing crazy things could be annoying but it wasn’t here. 

I haven’t read a billionaire romance in a while and this story was definitely more drama filled than I would usually read but I was hooked! I hate Raven’s family. All of them. And at the same time I absolutely love Ares’ family. Raven and Ares’ story had a lot of ups and downs but it made sense, the insecurities weren’t misguided or far fetched and even more so when you consider all the meddling. I was hooked and read this in one sitting!