Absolutely fantastic!

This book has proven to me again the wonderful story telling ability of this author. From the well written enjoyable plot to the strongly developed main characters and the pacing that flowed along perfectly, all balancing together to create a book that I couldn’t put down.
Crispin and Garrett had to overcome some obstacles but their love for each other prevailed, even if at times my eyes got a bit leaky - feels, lots of feels. But there’s also some witty banter between them that had me laughing out loud and some beautifully tender moments all of which had me cheering them on towards their well deserved HEA.
This is the second book in the series but all can be read as a standalone. To quote the author, “They’re linked but not interdependent.”
I highly recommend this book and the first in the series also.

4.5 stars.
Grey and Ellison sure do have a very complicated history. One act changes Grey’s life in ways that couldn’t be imagined and Ellison still feels responsible 15 years later.
Circumstances bring them face to face again and so begins a dance between the two men. What starts out as revenge by Grey morphs into a relationship entailing lots of angsty unresolved sexual tension, sweet moments, humorous banter and outsider manipulation leading to a miscommunication that leaves them both heartbroken before gaining their long awaited HEA.
An enjoyable read with a great cast of characters, perfect pacing and a plot that kept me engaged from the beginning.

Fabulous start to a new series.

This was so enjoyable that I devoured it in one sitting. Noah and Carter are such great main characters that I couldn’t help cheering them on, even when they gave me so many feels that I may have got a smidge weepy at times. The connection they have between them is undeniable so it does lead to some steam but this is not a high heat read and that in no way detracts from the romance element of the plot.

There’s some angst in this, especially with Carter being ensconced in the closet and caught up in the Hollywood movie making machine but after some bumps along the way, Noah and Carter get their well deserved HEA.

This author certainly knows her craft with a wide ranging cast of side characters to keep things interesting. The plot formation was seamless and the pace was perfectly set to keep me turning the pages. We get a sneak peek into the next instalment in the series and I can’t wait!

Lily Morton really knows how to tell a well crafted, very descriptive story that flows seamlessly and has a superb cast of main and secondary characters.
Arlo is sweet, witty, snarky, completely disorganised and hilariously clumsy. Jack is his brothers best friend, very precise, obsessed with details, always wound too tight and Arlo is just the person he needs in his life.

They also happen to have secret crushes on each other, buckets of chemistry and end up having to share a room together on holiday in Amsterdam.

I can’t tell you how often I laughed, and snorted, at the banter and clumsiness of Arlo whilst reading this hilarious rom com. It started on the very first page, had me hooked from there and turned into a one sitting read.

This is such a fun, enjoyable, low angst Christmas rom com that I cannot recommend highly enough