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This is an enjoyable, short, sweet second chance romance that’s low on angst but high on chemistry. Riley and Christian have been best friends since childhood who still fit perfectly together even after six years apart. They easily fall back into their prior friendship and love for each other that never waned. They still banter back and forth, fun and laughter even during steamy moments, and after a lack of communication they get their longed for HEA.
If you’re looking for an engaging and easy to read romance with wonderful characters then I highly recommend this book.

Sweet holiday romance

This well written novella has likeable characters with bucket loads of chemistry and lots of heat. A former marine and a special events coordinator are neighbours who pretend to be boyfriends for a family Thanksgiving dinner.
After some minimal angst, Russ and Esteban reveal their true feelings to each other and get their HEA.
This is a sweet romance with loads of delicious food and lots of family celebrations. A very enjoyable read.

4.5 stars. Wonderful friends to lovers romance.

If you want an enjoyable, well written, easy to read friends to lovers/fake boyfriend romance then I highly recommend this book.
Grady and Rome have been friends for 20 years, ever since being roommates in boarding school. Grady has been crushing on his other best friend, Eli and is devastated when Eli arrives at his birthday party with a fiancée. Rome charges in to save Grady from major embarrassment and so begins their “relationship”.
Once their relationship starts the chemistry between them becomes something more and the heat levels rise accordingly.
Grady and Rome are great characters who are very likeable, as are the cast of side characters, with two exceptions!
There’s minimal angst and a small amount of drama before the HEA.
We are also left with an interesting introduction to the next instalment featuring the youngest sibling Adrian.

Sweet romance about forgiveness and love.

This has a very interesting plot to it. Oscar is really quite awful and just plain nasty at the beginning. It shows the caliber of the authors writing ability that I ended up cheering for Oscar and even liking him as he redeems himself. Noah is sweet, adorable and loveable from the very start. The chemistry is there from their first “ in real life” meeting and as it builds up, so does the heat level.
Of course they have some bumps along the way but they do get their HEA.
This is an easy to read book with some fun, some drama, some feels and tiny drop of angst.