This was a fun, quick winter read. This and the first book (both about twins) take place at the same time, so it seems they can be read in either order without confusing thing. I loved all of the characters and hope we get more from them, like their brother! My only complaint was that it felt too short, but isn't that always the case with a good book?

This is one of those series that I binged in a matter of days. I just couldn't stop once I got started. The story was great, the smut was

This is one of those series that I binged in a matter of days. I just couldn't stop once I got started. The story was great, the smut was

This is one of those series that I binged in a matter of days. I just couldn't stop once I got started. The story was great, the smut was

This is one of those series that I binged in a matter of days. I just couldn't stop once I got started. The story was great, the smut was

UGH! I knew better than to start a series with Tate James anywhere in the vicinity without waiting for it to be complete!

This was a short, very quick read. I listened to the audiobook and was surprised when it ended - I expected it to be longer!

The story was good, and I really liked the intro to the whole family. I will definitely continue to read about the brothers and hope for some cameos from North and Jed. There was a bit of mystery and a small amount of action in this one, which could have definitely played out into a longer novel. But at the same time, it was nice to have a quick story with closure and not a long, drawn out book, so I'm torn.

I don't think I've ever read a Peter Pan retelling before, and honestly, I didn't realize this was one until I was already underway. But... I think I need more Peter Pan in my life.

I really liked this standalone from C.R. Jane and Mila Young. They've taken the Pan story and added wolves and vampires and all sorts of paranormal creatures. And a motorcycle club... this is part of a shared world, in which all of the books are various MC's with various paranormal species, but each can be read as a complete standalone.

I both appreciate and dislike that this was a standalone. Things wrapped up nicely and it didn't feel too rushed, although I would definitely read more about Darkland and its residents. The relationship is a RH, but a bit of a slow burn to get there. And the spice was spread enough throughout the story that I didn't feel like it was completely overtaking the plot, but at the same time I never got the "where's the spice?" either. I'd say this one was