This is the first book I’ve read by Noah Steel and I was very impressed.
It’s insta love with drama and is very well written. The pacing is spot on, it kept me turning pages wanting to see where the plot was going. Complex characters made it interesting and easy to connect with them. And boy, did they have some chemistry - heat level turned up high! I enjoyed the quirkinesses and strength of Olly who fought to keep Seth by his side. Together they were able to overcome the situation Seth found himself in and have their HEA. Looking forward to the next instalment to find out the story of some interesting side characters.
This is the second book in the series but can be read as a stand-alone. I will be downloading the first book as I really want to read the first couples story.
I highly recommend this book.

Beautiful story of love and acceptance.

Miguel is a bike loving tattooist with injuries and scars after surviving a house fire in his teen years.
Amit is a femme Deaf bartender who returned home from college to help his mother and sisters after the death of his father. He’s out to friends but not his family so he’s not living the true, authentic life he wants.

This is another wonderfully written book by EM Lindsey about acceptance, family and chosen family. She once again proves her excellence by writing about a persons physical and mental abilities in her usual caring, sensitive manner.

Miguel’s and Amit’s story captured my heart from the start, it flowed along perfectly and I read it in one sitting. They are both complex characters with complex lives and are so easy to love. Their chemistry together is explosive so the heat level is high. After a few bumps along the way, they get their HEA.
Characters from previous books in the series play a major part offering advice and support but this can be read as a stand-alone although I highly recommend the whole series.

Rating : 4.5 stars

Small town feel good romance

Sebastian and Marty had me hooked from the very beginning. They are both such likeable, complex characters who aren’t perfect, especially Sebastion.

He’s a dark and broody artist that has not moved on from an accident that occurred years ago. He’s cut himself off from the world and is a lonely man.

Enter Marty, the bubbly, ginger twink who is a successful party planner and runs he’s own party hire business. Despite all that, he hides his loneliness and sadness from his closest friends.

This is another well written instalment with an interesting plot, in this small town series. The story flowed seamlessly and was very easy to read in one sitting. The chemistry between Sebastian and Marty was undeniable and was very heat worthy.
There was some minimal angst that gave me some feels.
I highly recommend this book if you’re looking for a sweet, feel good, small town romance.

Fantastic start to a new series

WOW - this book had me hooked from the first paragraph in the prologue. It’s so well written with engaging and complex characters and the author has shown great care, compassion and knowledge in describing the life of a PTSD survivor.

Marshall was the bullied “weird” kid in high school who returns to his small home town 10 years later as a successful Silicon Valley billionaire.

Fox was one of the popular, cool kids in high school and returns home as a broken Air Force veteran suffering from PTSD. He once stood up for Marshall when he was being beaten by bullies and Marshall had had a bit of a crush on him because of this.

Marshall and Fox are both likeable characters carrying baggage from their pasts. At times my heart broke with what that had both endured. After reconnecting beneath some bushes, Marshall hires Fox as his groundskeeper to assist with the house he’s purchased. This is not an insta love story but there is a connection between them. As their friendship grows, so does the chemistry and the heat level increases dramatically. There is no angst but that doesn’t mean Marshall and Fox don’t have to work hard to get and keep their new found family and their HEA.
I highly recommend this book and can’t wait for more in this series.

Rating : 4.5 stars

Short, sweet and steamy

This was such an enjoyable read. I love the shy, awkward, nerdy, introvert meets confident sexy man plot.

Jeremy is a self confessed nerd who loves all things geek. He’s predictable and played it safe his entire life. He’s in town for 1 night for a job interview. He goes into Ace’s Wild and that leads to an embarrassing situation being witnessed by the good looking, confident Griffin.

Circumstances lead to the hottest phone call ever before Jeremy returns home the next day. He gets the job and returns 6 weeks later after packing up his life in another state.

Jeremy and Griffin are both so sweet and likeable with amazing chemistry that turns the heat factor up to high! Throw in some fun geek moments, corny IT jokes and a tiny dash of awkward nerd angst and it makes for a really great read.

This is the first book I’ve read by this author and I found it very enjoyable.
It was well written and moved along at a good pace. It was easy to connect with the story and the two likeable main characters. There was a dash of angst and there were a couple of emotional spots that brought a tear to my eye.

Vaughn is the town veterinarian and Alex is a homeless man passing through the small town in Idaho, until circumstances means he needs to stay for awhile.
Alex has tattoos, is kind, hardworking and filled with pain. Vaughn is busy with his clinic, has a huge heart and gets burned by falling in love too quickly.

Both of them are really sweet and good natured but they do have to overcome some miscommunication issues before they get their HEA. As a side benefit, we get to meet their really gorgeous dogs who are are deserving of side character status, especially with the very original epilogue.

4.5 stars
Ashton Cade has gifted us with another well written descriptive book, with characters that sucked me in immediately and had me engaged from the start. Ben and Adam are so likeable and have an immediate connection. Ben did crush on Adam 15 years ago in high school and when Adam returned home he felt an immediate draw to Ben.
Ben is bright, sincere, kind and full of life and energy. Adam is controlling, was a bit of a recluse and lived a life of complacency. When Adam rushes home to care for his mother, who happens to be Ben’s best friend, he and Ben have a very rocky start. Added to that, Adam has a very strained relationship with his mother.
Misunderstandings combined with things said in anger make for a rather bumpy road but Ben and Adam do finally work it all out, and the heat level rises accordingly!
I highly recommend this book and look forward to the next instalment in this wonderful series.