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Rating : 4.5 stars

Sweet, small town romance

I fell in love with Porter, such a sweet man who’s exhausted and run down due to having to raise his younger brother and be responsible for the family butcher shop he now owns.

Along comes Sean, a city police officer on leave after being injured at work. He takes an almost instant interest in Porter and they agree to a fling.
Both characters are very likeable and the chemistry between them is almost electric. Lots of sparks but there’s baggage on both sides that they need to address before getting their HEA.

The solid writing gives an interesting plot line and it’s very well paced, it didn’t drag and kept me turning the pages. This made it very easy to connect with the story and the characters.

There is some minor angst, major heat, a grieving 11 year old boy and an intriguing cousin.

This is the second book in the series but can be read as a stand-alone.
I highly recommend this book.

4.5 stars, a great read.
This well crafted story flowed along perfectly. Two wonderfully likeable main characters kept me engaged from the very beginning.
Ben and Eric just meshed together immediately and their chemistry was undeniable which in turn raised the heat levels. There was a few hiccups along the way but their sweet romance ended in a beautiful HEA.
With humour from Eric’s pet names for Ben, a dash of drama and a minimal amount of angst, this was a very enjoyable read.
This can be read as a standalone and I highly recommend it. I’m looking forward to seeing which of the side characters gets their story in book 3.

4.5 stars


Fantastic. Alpha movie star chases geeky writer.

Adam is an introverted, nerdy, geeky writer who suffers from social anxiety and panic attacks. Being around people is difficult as he hates crowds, gets nervous around strangers and is not good at small talk. He lives with his stepbrother who has bullied him since childhood.

Truman is an A-list movie star with an alpha personality. He’s used to getting whatever, and whoever, he wants. He is celebrating his Oscar win when he meets Adam. It’s definitely not a meet cute as Adam refuses to have anything to do with him or his arrogance.

Circumstances mean they go to live on Truman’s island off the coast of Ireland for a month. It’s there that Adam learns who the real Truman is. Truman realises that he feels good with Adam as he’s like a breath of fresh air. No fawning or simpering over him, doesn’t care about other famous people or how much money Truman makes per movie.

This is a well written book with a depth of complexity to the characters that I wasn’t expecting. Adam’s anxiety is handled with great care and attention to detail. There’s also some interesting side characters that’ll hopefully get their stories told. Mix in some humour, some drama and some horrible family members and it makes for a great read