3.5 stars.

A fantastic start to the series that makes me want to visit Mannix Estate.

I am a huge fan of this author and her story telling ability and once again Louisa Masters has given us a well crafted read with a perfect balance of romance, spooky mystery and a fantastic cast of characters - human and ghost!

I love Josh and Ewan, they are so sweet together with lots of witty banter and sizzling chemistry that adds to the heat. They also can be so adorably awkward which had me giggling and sighing “awww”. As an added bonus they are also hilarious when under the influence of bourbon.

The staff at Mannix Estate and their resident group of ghosts really are a family. They may bicker, embarrass and tease each other but they all come together to assist Josh in solving the spooky mystery. During all of this Josh and Ewan rush toward their HEA without any major dramas, or ghosts, attempting to derail them.

This is such a fun, enjoyable read that had me hooked from the very beginning and I can’t wait to see where the series takes us. Highly recommended!

Amazing!!!

I cannot tell you how much I love this book and what a fantastic finish to the Lost and Found series it is.

Circumstances during their eventful and damaging childhoods bring Tar and Merrick together only to then be separated until adulthood. Once they reconnect they are once again drawn to each other but Tar feels too broken inside to be with anyone. So begins a tumultuous journey involving secrets that must remain so, villains wanting vengeance and a flickering romance that begins to burn bright all whilst ensuring that the world and the realms are not destroyed.

I felt so many emotions reading Tar and Merrick’s love story. My heart broke for them at times and then sang for them when they got their well deserved HEA. A giggle also snuck out here and there with some of Merrick’s banter!

There’s plenty of chemistry and heat filled scenes between these two wonderful characters, a great cast of side characters to keep things interesting, some angst, some drama and a very engaging perfectly paced plot that all combine for a very enjoyable read.

4.5 stars.
This gorgeous small town romance had me laughing, sighing and feeling all the feels for Webb and Luke. They really didn’t have a good first introduction to each other and it took some time for Webb to overcome that. A drunken idea to solidify their new friendship had them accidental hand-fasting in front of most of the meddling but loveable townsfolk. Little did they know of the hilarious requirements to be meet to validate their hand fasting. Requirements they are determined not to fulfil!

As the chemistry between them gains momentum, Webb struggles with his newly awakened attraction to a man, a slightly nerdy, shy elementary school teacher with an inventive way of cussing. After embracing the steamier side of the relationship and negotiating a couple of angst inducing hurdles, Webb and Luke get their loving HEA and the townspeople couldn’t be happier. Especially Webb’s young son Aiden who is the most adorable of all the interesting side characters.

I was fully engaged in this enjoyable small town romance and look forward to more in the Sunday Brothers series.

Fio and True were high school sweethearts but broke up on graduation day, a day in which True said some very cruel and harsh things to Fio.
They are reunited 17 years later when True returns home and circumstances having them crossing paths yet again. Fio loves his farm and desperately wants to pursue his dream of including an animal sanctuary so he approaches the bank but his application is rejected by True.
With emotions running high, truths being exposed and meddling family members getting involved, Fio and True need to overcome a couple of hiccups before they get their second chance at love and a well deserved HEA.
I really enjoyed this second book in the series and couldn’t help cheering on these wonderful characters and of course the animals and their antics were icing in the cake!

This is the 4th book in the Spectral Files series and just like the previous instalments, it’s a fantastic read that kept me turning the pages desperate for more.

Rain and Danny are still madly in love with each other and show it in their usual quirky style. Not only are they knee deep in wedding preparations but there’s once again a ghostly mystery to solve. A mystery that has numerous unforeseen twists and turns that threatens all that they hold dear.

I adore the relationship these two wonderful characters have together. They just “get” each other and say so much without words, or just by raising an eyebrow. The sweetest intimate moments would be followed by the steamiest scenes and in the next moment I’d be laughing at how they would throw each other under the bus due to Danny’s Mum and her overbearing wedding plans!

I was hooked from the very first page and couldn’t put this book down. I would also highly recommend reading the previous books in the series before delving into this one.

4.5 stars. Lots of heat

Nothing is ever truly straightforward for Royce and Sawyer. They are still crazy in love, sorting out their wedding and thriving professionally. What remains unresolved are conflicts they each have in their lives, conflicts that finally get laid to rest and expelled from their lives.

Royce is busy investigating a homicide that throws up numerous unexpected and intriguing twists and turns. Sawyer finds himself busy with his cold cases and also encountering an unexpected turn of events at the local hardware store. Through all of this they still manage to set important wedding goals, including the all important cake tasting. Short and sweet tender moments are snatched when possible and longer steamy moments are far from neglected!

I found this to be a very engaging and enthralling read that I couldn’t put down. Once again the balance between police investigations and romance is done extremely well. It flows along perfectly with a very interesting and intriguing plot and a wonderful cast of main and secondary characters.
This is a must read for all the Royce and Sawyer aficionado’s out there.