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Rating : 4.5 stars
Bending the rules to create your love story.
Nico and Jamie are such engaging, likeable, well developed characters who do their best to ignore the chemistry between them.
Jamie has crushed on his brothers best friend/business partner for many years and his crush turns to major attraction when he becomes Nico’s intern.
They fight and fight the attraction until they can’t any longer. Be prepared for some steam and heat when they give in to each other. A few hurdles along the way need to be negotiated before Nico and Jamie get their HEA.
This book has some angst, an engaging plot and some likeable and not so likeable side characters. Well worth the read.
Bending the rules to create your love story.
Nico and Jamie are such engaging, likeable, well developed characters who do their best to ignore the chemistry between them.
Jamie has crushed on his brothers best friend/business partner for many years and his crush turns to major attraction when he becomes Nico’s intern.
They fight and fight the attraction until they can’t any longer. Be prepared for some steam and heat when they give in to each other. A few hurdles along the way need to be negotiated before Nico and Jamie get their HEA.
This book has some angst, an engaging plot and some likeable and not so likeable side characters. Well worth the read.
4.5 stars.
In this instalment of the Brotherly Love series, Saint and Braxton are the featured couple. They are both wonderfull, slightly flawed characters.
They appear to be opposites but that’s based on incorrect judgements and assumptions made by Brax regarding what he sees as Saint’s flashy and extravagant lifestyle. Although you can almost feel the tension and the chemistry between them and once that sparks the heat turns up to high.
This is an enjoyable, easy read that flowed effortlessly due to the great writing style and character development.
There’s a little bit of drama, a touch of angst and the side character Grady sets the scene for the next book. I’m looking forward to the next in the series.
In this instalment of the Brotherly Love series, Saint and Braxton are the featured couple. They are both wonderfull, slightly flawed characters.
They appear to be opposites but that’s based on incorrect judgements and assumptions made by Brax regarding what he sees as Saint’s flashy and extravagant lifestyle. Although you can almost feel the tension and the chemistry between them and once that sparks the heat turns up to high.
This is an enjoyable, easy read that flowed effortlessly due to the great writing style and character development.
There’s a little bit of drama, a touch of angst and the side character Grady sets the scene for the next book. I’m looking forward to the next in the series.
I really enjoyed this easy to read “adorable geek meets gentle jock” story line. Both of the main characters were really likeable and engaging. This is a sweet, adorable, geeky, quirky, humorous, sexy read. It’s very much a feel good book which had me hooked from the beginning.
Hunter and Blake are both disconnected from their families and it gives a bit more depth to the book watching this play out. Add some interesting side characters and I found it to be a very enjoyable read.
Hunter and Blake are both disconnected from their families and it gives a bit more depth to the book watching this play out. Add some interesting side characters and I found it to be a very enjoyable read.
Absolutely perfect.
I really wish it was possible to give more than 5 stars.
This second book in the Death Row Chronicles is, once again a superbly written, original book with all the feels and I couldn’t put it down.
The complexity of the two main characters, Bishop and Anson, is developed even further as they adjust to a life together that doesn’t involve them being on opposite sides of a cell door.
I was feeling every bit of Bishop’s constant state of panic, anxiety and his overwhelming struggle to adjust to a life almost beyond his comprehension.
There’s drama that seems to unfairly follow them but it doesn’t break them.
There’s tender moments as they slowly explore the chemistry and love between them.
Finally, there’s hope and a hard earned HEA.
This is not a stand-alone and I highly recommend this, and the first book in the series.
I really wish it was possible to give more than 5 stars.
This second book in the Death Row Chronicles is, once again a superbly written, original book with all the feels and I couldn’t put it down.
The complexity of the two main characters, Bishop and Anson, is developed even further as they adjust to a life together that doesn’t involve them being on opposite sides of a cell door.
I was feeling every bit of Bishop’s constant state of panic, anxiety and his overwhelming struggle to adjust to a life almost beyond his comprehension.
There’s drama that seems to unfairly follow them but it doesn’t break them.
There’s tender moments as they slowly explore the chemistry and love between them.
Finally, there’s hope and a hard earned HEA.
This is not a stand-alone and I highly recommend this, and the first book in the series.
Another beautifully crafted story from this author.
Well developed characters, one light, sassy, with a dash of snark, and the other lost in darkness. There’s chemistry galore but it takes time to spark but when it does, it explodes.
A couple of minor bumps along the way but Maddie and Graham do achieve a longed for HEA.
Highly recommended.
Well developed characters, one light, sassy, with a dash of snark, and the other lost in darkness. There’s chemistry galore but it takes time to spark but when it does, it explodes.
A couple of minor bumps along the way but Maddie and Graham do achieve a longed for HEA.
Highly recommended.
