Brilliant! Wish I could give more than 5 stars.

E.M Lindsey’s writing is so consistently amazing and she always brings us a beautifully crafted story with each release. This is no exception.

There’s two very relatable and likeable main characters who took me on a very emotional ride this time around. Colton’s childhood has left him damaged and vulnerable with no self esteem but he’s resilient. Marcel, who is legally blind, has always just wanted his version of “normal” and not constantly being pushed towards high achievements to prove himself. Both men feel their connection to each other but there’s a long, slow burning fuse before they heat things up. There’s also some struggles to negotiate, with help from previous books characters, before they get their HEA.

I was hooked from the very beginning and couldn’t put this page turner down.
Colton and Marcel grabbed me and wouldn’t let me go until the final page.
I cried for them, I smiled for them, I felt their pain and I felt their love.
I cannot recommend this book and the previous books set in this universe highly enough.

This is a light, easy to read series about the Gods of Olympus. Enjoy it fir what it is - instalove romance between Gods and mortals. I found it refreshing to read one of these books between heavier reads.

Another well written instalment in the Sulfur Springs series.
Jase, a Deputy Sheriff, and Ezra, an Office Manager at the local vet clinic, are both likeable characters who do feel attracted to each other. Unfortunately for Jase, even though Ezra feels the attraction he doesn’t particularly like Jase. His opinion is based on assumptions. Eventually they work things out and when that happens their chemistry sizzles.
Add in a couple of Grandmothers and a destructive Great Dane puppy named Moose as side characters and it makes for an easy, enjoyable, sweet read with no angst.
This is a standalone but I believe it would make for more enjoyment if your had read other books in the series as those characters do make appearances.

What a way to say ‘see you later’ to the Cloverleah Pack.
Great story, wonderful characters, lots and lots of feels and a superb ending to the series.
Wesley finds his yearned for HEA and his longed for home with Cass. A couple of bumps along the way but it all ties up neatly in the end. Such an enjoyable book but I grieve the end of a fantastic series.