Sweet, entertaining story. 4.5 stars

This is a well written, very engaging and entertaining story. I enjoyed the plot of the playboy billionaire and the awkward nerd getting their HEA.

Dean is the playboy who flirts with anyone and everyone and Charlie is the adorable, sweet socially awkward computer nerd. They are both very likeable characters and the chemistry between them started with a small spark that simmered for a bit, then turned the heat up high.

This is a low angst story with fun, engaging main characters that at times could hit you with some feels. This is a standalone and I’ve not read any of the earlier books in the series but, I did immediately 1-click as I wanted to know the stories behind some of the interesting side characters.

This is a sweet, light Christmas novella that has some feels. Phineas and Liam are both likeable characters that are easy to connect with.
Phineas is the co owner of the town’s jewellery store and Liam is the Pastor of the local church. Both have a crush on each other and there’s definitely chemistry between them. Liam thinks Phineas is out of his league and Phineas isn’t even sure if Liam is gay.
There is no angst and when they find their HEA they have a full family, a full house and full hearts. There’s not a lot of heat in this book, but there’s a lot of love.

Fantastic series finale.

This is the final book in the Unbreakable Bonds series and what a way to finish.
All the romance and heat Ian and Hollis can get, some action and of course a little dash of mayhem that includes code names.
Once again there’s strong characters with a well written story line to keep you turning the pages. All of the previous characters are here for the finale and it’s bittersweet saying farewell to them all. Sad to leave them but buoyed by all the happiness for their chosen family.
Although this can be read as a standalone, it’s so much better if you’ve read the previous books in the series.

Another fantastic Sulfur Springs book

The Sulfur Springs books just keep getting better and better. They are so well written, flow beautifully and have engaging complex characters. Once again I was hooked from the first page.

Travis, 28, carries so much guilt over things that happened in his life that were beyond his control. He’s feeling completely and utterly lost.
Alejandro (Alex), 42, was rejected by his family at age 17 when they found out he was gay. He’s been unable to find love due to his insecurities and fear of rejection.
Both main characters, separately, have reason to move to Wyoming. Upon meeting there is attraction they can’t deny but don’t act upon immediately.
They take things slowly at the beginning of their relationship, a bit too slow for Travis at times, but a night at a club rectifies that.
This book really gave me all the feels and I highly recommend it. It is a part of a series but can be read as a standalone. The whole series is wonderful.