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Rating : 4.5 stars

Great start to a new series.

I really enjoyed this well crafted, engaging book about the Hollywood A-list actor and the former boy band member reconnecting.
The character development made it easy to like Dawson and Leo whose chemistry was still there after many years apart.
A chance meeting in a small town gave them the opportunity to reconnect and once Leo put aside his hurt, the heat levels rose quickly. Of course, all would not be smooth sailing for the couple and they did have to overcome a few hurdles, and a dash of angst, to get their HEA.
Some fun and interesting side characters added to the story and also opened the way for more in the series.
I’m looking forward to exploring more of the Cedarwood Beach universe.

BRILLIANT, witty, snarky and wonderful banter.
WOW. Once again Alice Winters has outdone herself. This book has everything - laugh out loud humour, witty one liners, snark, action, romance, a baddie to be taken down, a pseudo car chase and a horrible mother.
Leland and Jackson just play off each other so well. I was laughing from the very first page. There are so many things in this book. From Leland’s courting techniques at the beginning to the Flying Squirrel near the end of the book. Not to mention everything in between.
I’m so glad this is the first in a series and can not wait for the next instalment.
Highly recommend this comedy/action book

A well crafted novella with brilliant world building and 2 really likeable main characters.
Dixon and Yuri work together to beat the villain at his own game.
No angst, low steam and an easy enjoyable read.
Looking forward to following the story arc in the series.

3.5 stars.

Light, fluffy paranormal romance.

Sterling accidentally summons his mate Os’vald whilst doing finger painting as a form of art therapy. There is immediate chemistry between the two and this deepens as they get involved in Os’vald’s family drama.
They are both lovely, likeable characters that had me engaged in their story.
This is another sweet, fluffy instalment in the series that is not overly dramatic nor is it an emotional read. stars



What a great start to the Iron Heretics MC series. We did get introduced to Pax and Mace in the Cold Light Assassins Criminal Delights Book 14.
In this well written book their likeable characters are developed much further and we get to know more about the former escort Pax and the Sergeant At Arms Mace.
Theirs is a slow burn affair as Pax is still recovering from a life changing event 12 months earlier. Lots of tender kisses and heartwarming moments are shared between them, and of course, after a few bumps along the way they get their HEA.
I found this to be a really enjoyable, engaging read with all the elements of a biker MC, great main characters and interesting and intriguing side characters setting the scene for more Iron Heretics MC stories. I’m really looking forward to more!


Wow! This had me hooked from the very beginning and I read it in one sitting.
A fantastic romantic suspense with two wonderful main characters. A very well crafted gripping and emotional suspense with amazing character development.
Deacon and Mav get thrown together by circumstances and they are taken on quite a roller coasters a ride whilst gently falling for each other. They both have insecurities but eventually get a very well earned HEA.
Loved the book, couldn’t pick the killer, can’t wait for more.

This was an easy to read shifter story with a bit of difference. The Kismet pack is a very small, modern pack with 3 alphas and an omega. Their pack increases with the arrival of shifters from a very archaic pack.
Ash left his original pack years earlier. Graham left his pack to help a friend and to hopefully locate Ash for some much needed assistance.
The character development was done well and the plot flowed along nicely.
Graham and Ash’s romance starts slowly with their chemistry bubbling along quietly until they finally give into to it and the steam levels soon rise!
Of course there’s a bit of drop of drama before they get their HEA.
An enjoyable, quick, easy shifter read with a bit of a different take on the usual pack dynamics.