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Rating : 4.5 stars

Great start to new series

I found this to be a easy, enjoyable, well written read. I liked that it was a little different from most books of this genre.
The characters have a lot of depth, the world building is well done and there’s a couple of twists, turns and drama to hold interest.
Blade and Logan are likeable characters that can be very sweet and who have both had to overcome hurdles in their lives. They have an instant chemistry upon meeting that takes a little bit of time to hit high heat levels. Their HEA is achieved with minimal angst but there’s a couple of bumps along the way.
The interesting side characters add to the storyline the final chapter leads well into another book in the series, which I am looking forward to.

This is a well written age gap romance between Brady, an IT consultant, and Nash, the divorced father of two. Brady also happens to be the IT consultant for Nash, who is the director of the Out and About Film Festival.
They are both likeable, complex characters with a lot happening in their lives, be it work or personal. The chemistry between them bubbles along until it happens to ignite after an IT consult. The steam level rises dramatically as they pursue a no strings attached liaison.
Of course life happens so with a dash of drama and minimal angst including some hurdles that need to be overcome, Nash and Brady get their HEA.
I found this to be an enjoyable and easy to read book that flowed along nicely.
The side characters were interesting and added to the overall plot. I look forward to the next in the series.

Rating : 4.5 stars


This flowed along nicely from the very start and kept me turning the pages.
Coop and Rebel are two fantastic, complex and deep characters with loads of chemistry that turns into heat and passion. They have both had to overcome very difficult childhoods. In the case of Coop that leads to some skewed perceptions that he still holds onto.
The overall story arc continues from the previous books and things start to get very real for Rebel.
There’s some drama, a dash of angst and some tender moments before Rebel and Coop get their HEA.
Characters from previous books pop in from time to time and the final chapter has Maverick setting the scene for the next book.
This can be read as a standalone but I highly recommend the whole series.

Rating : 4.5 stars
Great start to new series.

I really enjoyed this well written best friends to lovers, gay for you romance.
Evan and Mitch are very likeable characters who have been best friends since school. Evan is gay and a maths teacher, Mitch is his straight former football player best friend that Evan’s always loved.
There’s mountains of chemistry between them, it’s just that Mitch is a little bit oblivious to it. When he realises that there is an attraction to his best friend, he finally acts on it. The heat factor then begins to build.
This was a great story for me to get lost in. It’s an easy, enjoyable read with minimal angst and some feels. Some interesting side characters have left me wanting more and I’m looking forward to the next in the series.

Once again this author has gifted us with a beautifully written romance that flows perfectly across the pages.
Aaron and Quinn are two complex characters, with loads of chemistry between them, who both have insecurities about their “fling”.
Aaron is a cafe owning barista who is an inappropriate, sassy twink and friend to all. He’s not interested in a relationship with anyone. Quinn is a personal trainer, hopeless romantic and is actively searching for a relationship.
With Quinn, Aaron doesn’t have to change who he is and with Aaron, Quinn learns to be himself.
There is minimal angst, a drop of drama, humour from the inappropriate Aaron and a fair amount of heat. This is a really enjoyable romance that left me smiling and eagerly awaiting more in the series.
All the characters from the previous books feature but this can be read as a standalone.
I highly recommend this book and feel that reading the previous books in the series would enhance your reading experience.