The final book in the Best Men Inc series is another enjoyable, sweet, low angst, medium heat romance that can be read as a standalone, although reading the previous books would enhance the experience.
The two main characters have a long standing rivalry that needs to be put aside as the work together catering the wedding of the season. Blaze, the caterer, can be a bit grumpy and moody whereas Evan, the baker, is a sunshiny guy with a sassy snarky attitude. They soon discover that there is a fine line between love and hate and once they let the chemistry between them ignite, things certainly start getting a bit hotter in the kitchen. Their road to a HEA is fairly smooth with just the odd minor blip and lots of delicious food to tempt your tastebuds. Enjoy!

Reagan and Channing have a history and a 25 year age gap between them.
Three years pass and the attraction and chemistry still sparks between these two very likeable characters. They don’t immediately act on that chemistry, mainly because Reagan needs to get a few things figured out in his head. I wanted to shake him at times for how those actions/inactions tore at Channing’s heart. Once they succumbed to the inevitable the heat levels rise and there’s a new dynamic to their relationship.
The HEA is only earned after a few bumps and we a left with the scene set for the next instalment in the series - Mateo’s story. This was a very enjoyable read that kept me engaged and looking forward to more.

Dante and Heath are both such wonderful characters and are so easy to like. There is a nice slow build up to their relationship and the chemistry between them heightens with each interaction. Dante is a Dom without a sub and the very inexperienced Heath has a sub streak but also a backbone of steel. As they explore their dynamic the heat turns up but there’s also sweet and tender moments. Unfortunately missteps and miscommunication plague them but they do eventually get their HEA.
This is a very enjoyable read with some humour, some drama, a bit of angst and an engaging story line.

5 stars of fabulous. Cal and Jonathan’s story had me hooked from the very beginning with smooth and seamless plot formation, on point pacing, fantastic main and secondary characters, all wrapped in the wonderful story telling ability of Lucy Lennox. I am a trope junkie and this author served up a feast which includes age gap, billionaire, fake boyfriend, forced proximity and a holiday fling all set on a private ship in the Caribbean.
Cal and Jon are such likeable characters, easy to love and have lots of chemistry between them that sizzles along nicely until they decide to act upon
it. Then things start to heat up! Of course it’s not all smooth sailing (pun intended) but their whirlwind romance does become their forever HEA.
This is a fabulous, engaging read that I couldn’t put down and read in one sitting. I was laughing out loud at some of the banter then at other times desperately waiting to see what the outcome would be. I simply loved every minute of this book and highly recommend it.