I started laughing on the first page with the mention of the Tentacular Tales merch t-shirts and their slogans. I continued laughing at the pet names River kept coming up with for Kai. I was in hysterics at the end with their quirky wedding. So in other words, I couldn’t stop laughing throughout the entire book.

Yes, there are serious moments that our serious/grumpy Kai and the ever excitable hilarious River must face together. Including the very important Sanctioning Ceremony that River knows nothing about and there’s a new threat looming that changes everything, and to top it all off a very unexpected plot twist!

I was fully engaged from the get go and finished this in one sitting. There’s plenty of tentacle steamy times, pop culture references galore, some drama/action balanced nicely with some romance and plenty of side character surprises to keep things interesting. This entire serious is absolutely brilliant and I look forward to more.

Loved returning to this world.

Once again we delve into the chaos and mayhem that is Lake and Declan’s life. Lake is his usual sassy, goofy, lethal self whilst Declan still embraces deadpan humour and is also still learning how to process and express his emotions.
Circumstances have them working on a DRD related matter and all the monsters come out to play, chimera and human, with Declan appearing to be the main target. Of course Lake and Declan are accompanied by Sir Reginald on this latest adventure along with Indigo and Sy. The found family manage to win the battle once again but not without some action on the way and Lake threatening to use his torture techniques involving scissors. I did find myself laughing out loud at not only Lake but all of the fun witty banter between the characters.

There’s also an ‘attack’ desk, bacon donuts, a fish booster seat and some unplanned DIY in this wonderfully engaging story. I would definitely recommend reading the first book in the series prior to jumping into this instalment.

Parker, a lion shifter Alpha, walks into the Sheriff’s office and is overcome by the scent of his mate Markus, a tiger shifter omega, who didn’t have the greatest upbringing and works with the Sheriff’s Department.
Parker gets a bit flustered and tongue tied which isn’t the best first impression but he and Markus make arrangements to get together later that night for a date.

Parker tries his best to remain gentlemanly but the pull between them is too strong and before they know it Parker and Markus are claiming each other which is just the start of the steamy times!

Be prepared for plenty of steam and heat, two wonderful men who although fated and perfect for each other understand the need for communication, a pregnancy that Markus is thrilled about but can’t wait for it to be over and friends from previous books making appearances.

This is a very engaging and enjoyable instalment in the series and I look forward to more.

This is another enjoyable and engaging instalment in the Paranormal Council Enforcers series in which gargoyle Ramsey unexpectedly stumbles across his fated mate Phineas, a fox shifter. Their first meeting doesn’t go well as Ramsey walks away without explanation leaving Phineas to wonder why his mate left him. Ramsey has his reasons but does see the error of his ways after intervention by members of the Council. Phineas and Ramsey do struggle with some communication issues as both learn how to be in a relationship for the first time. That doesn’t stop the instant connection between them, as experienced by fated mates, so steamy times happen quickly alongside plenty of cuddle moments. As their relationship strengthens so does the love they have for each other and their unborn child.

I found this to be a very enjoyable and easy read with a dash of angst balanced by a lovely fated mates romance between two very interesting and likeable main characters. I would strongly advise reading this series in order to enhance the reading experience.

Bashiri is the last seer, the last of his kind and really wanted to be with vampire Petru. Unfortunately Petru kept knocking him back so he finally stopped his flirtations and tried dating another. This is where things get interesting for Petru who really doesn’t have a handle on his emotions. Once Bashiri’s life is endangered Petru struggles to understand the feelings he experiences. So begins his enlightenment but there’s a teeny tiny problem as the villain of the piece basically wants the end of Bashiri to reach her goals.

I loved watching Petru struggle his way through and then freely accepting his feelings for Bashiri. When these two wonderful characters finally got together the chemistry between them ignites and the steam rises. Of course the matter of Bashiri being in danger was forefront for them both. Alliances with new interesting paranormals are are made, old friends come to assist and Petru and Bashiri get their well deserved HEA.

The plot had me fully invested from the very beginning and the cast of characters kept things interesting. I would advise that you read the series in order for maximum enjoyment.