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This final book in the series grabbed my heart and wouldn’t let go.
Windsor and Tomi both have internal issues and are weighed down by their pasts so they remain in the closet. After meeting a few weeks prior they decide to begin a very secretive relationship with Tomi clandestinely returning to his home town for the summer. Their bubble of love is threatened by the real world and circumstances lead to a very public coming out which finally empowers them to own their truth.
The well crafted plot, perfect pacing and wonderful cast of main and side characters made for a very engaging and enjoyable low angst read.

Sébastien and Sky are both very likeable characters who both carry a fair amount of baggage into their relationship. A relationship that’s 12 months in the making. They have undeniable chemistry between them but take their time before getting intimate. Once they do the heat and steam levels rise to high.
There’s a wonderful cast of side characters to keep things interesting including an amazing 6 year old girl who bestows great nicknames.
The prologue hits you with feels and they continue on through the storyline. This is an engaging, well paced slow burn romance with some angst, chosen family, joyous celebrations and a few struggles before Sébastien and Sky get their HEA.
A wonderful start to a new series and I look forward to the side characters stories.

Sweet instalove read.

This is an enjoyable fated mates, instalove romance between the two warlocks Balthazar and Grant - who is a new member of the coven. Both of whom are such likeable characters with buckets of chemistry leading to lots of hot and steamy moments.
Alongside their claiming story is the conundrum of why Grant has almost no powers.
This is a no angst, sweet romance that was an enjoyable way to spend a few hours.


Another sweet, low angst, feel good romance in the series that made me smile.
Two wonderful main characters and a cast of side characters that make for a very engaging and enjoyable read.
Eli and Spencer are perfect for each other and heat things up in the beautiful island setting of Bliss.

This book has everything.
Fantastic world building, an amazing cast of main and side characters, perfect pacing, action/drama/mystery within a complex storyline and a slow burn romance where Crow and Tancho go from great dislike to great love and a hard earned HEA.
Fingers crossed we get to see more of this world!

This is so good! The overall story arc continues as we watch the sweet slow burn romance between friends Seth and Coulson develop. These guys are just so wonderful and it was a real joy riding along as their friendship, then romance develops. There’s tender, sweet vulnerable moments combined with downright steam. No angst or drama to interfere with their HEA.
The investigation into the assassination continues and further developments are made. The authors story telling ability is showcased once again in this well crafted and beautifully written instalment. This was a page turner for me that I couldn’t put down and I can’t wait for more.

Another McCoy finds love.

This, the third book in the series, tells the story of Dallas and Saxon.
Dallas had an than ideal childhood, until it wasn’t, and he was then fostered by the McCoy family. Saxon’s upbringing wasn’t stellar and although he and Dallas share this commonality, they certainly did not have the perfect start to their relationship.
Both are very likeable characters who work together as paramedics when Saxon is transferred to Gloucester Firehouse Three. They are at the very beginning of the dating phase when Saxon’s circumstances dramatically change and this leads to a bit of a stumble by Dallas before they get their HEA.
The McCoy family once again come to the fore and show what family really means - a major theme throughout the series - and they have huge amounts of love and wisdom to share.
Although Dallas and Saxon have an almost instant attraction, the chemistry builds up for a while before they get into some sweet and tender moments.
This is a very engaging, well paced read with a wonderful cast of main and secondary characters, a dash of angst, a bit of drama, an endearing romance, all held together by the wonderful writing ability of Pandora Pine.
I highly recommend this book and the series as a whole.