Low angst enjoyable read when you don’t want anything too deep.

4.5 stars.
Miller and Darius are both such likeable characters that I couldn’t help but love them.
Darius downsizes his life and loves baking in his small town bakery where he gets to meet the very sweet Miller who has an air of sadness about him. They both feel the instant connection between them, so take their time over the next few days getting to know each other as Miller escapes to the bakery when he feels overwhelmed by his large and boisterous extended family. Speaking of which, it’s so good seeing all the crazy Wilde/Marian family members back in one place together.

This is a very enjoyable and engaging romance set against the backdrop of Christmas.
There’s minimal angst, lots of laughter and some feels as Miller and Darius hurtle towards their HEA - with plenty of comments from the meddlesome family members!

This is a great story about two men who have a less than favourable first meeting which eventually becomes a beautiful HEA.

Archer is sassy, witty, flirty and pretty. All the things that grumpy Fletcher despises as they remind him of his ex husband. They have a disastrous first meeting which only encourages Archer to annoy Fletcher at each subsequent meeting. Even though they profess to loathe each other the chemistry between them is scorching and does lead to some very heated times even whilst still hating each other.

Slowly but surely Fletcher peels away the protective walls Archer has built around himself and begins to like what he sees. Consequently the grumpiness recedes and Fletcher becomes a much happier and funnier person. The main characters are surrounded by some wonderful side characters especially Hank the ageing dray queen.

This is an enjoyable and engaging low angst romance that flowed along nicely. I look forward to more in the series.

4.5 stars. A wonderful finale to a fantastic series.

This was a bittersweet read for me as it’s the end of the Chester Falls series. A series that’s made me laugh, cry and smile as all the characters caught their forever man and in this finale, a new couple also find their own HEA.
Tom and Wren’s wedding preparations bring everyone together from planning stages to the bachelor parties in Vegas and finally the big day itself. There’s colour, glitter, sparkle and shine. There’s strippers (not what you’d expect), another Vegas wedding (maybe not who you’d expect) and soon to be parents (earlier than expected)!

The multiple POV makes for an engaging and enjoyable read as everyone gets the opportunity to close out their story in a way that left a huge smile in my face.

This is a beautiful way to end the series and everything is all tied up nicely just like the bow on a wedding bouquet.

Sweet fake boyfriends Christmas novella.

Thomas and Noah are just so wonderful. Yes, Noah secretly loves Thomas and yes, Thomas is oblivious to that until his eyes are opened at the annual family Christmas get together. What starts out as a fake relationship soon becomes real and it happens with minimal angst and a loving and teasing family with an array of Christmas traditions. A very quick, easy and enjoyable read that’s as fulfilling as hot chocolate and Christmas cookies!