I loved every moment of this enemies to lovers, opposites attract romance. Sebastian and Jack are so much fun, for characters that truly are so opposite they really do throw some witty banter at each other. Circumstances bring them together and what a meeting it turns out to be. It leads them on an epic quest filled with action and adventure and a delightful romance to keep things interesting. Jack really makes Sebastian work long and hard to gain first his begrudging friendship and then his heart.
There’s no denying their attraction to each other but this is a slow burn romance so it does take some time for the heat to turn up as Jack can be very stubborn!

This is a lighthearted fun and engaging read with a wonderful cast of main and secondary characters, minimal angst and a promise of more epic adventures for Sebastian and Jack. I’m looking forward to more in the series.

Marlowe is asked by his arch nemesis and fellow ghost hunter Peyton for assistance with an unruly ghost haunting his home. All is not what it seems and before too long Marlowe and Trip are knee deep in an investigation that requires a quick visit to West Side Magick for a few pointers.

I really enjoyed visiting with these two wonderful characters as they work through the twists in this investigation. It’s been a few months since they got together and their relationship is evolving as they grow together. There’s also the added aspect of Trip directly assisting Marlowe with this and possibly future cases. The epilogue is a nice little teaser for what is in store for them.

I found this to be a quick, easy and enjoyable read with plenty going on to hold my interest. I look forward to more in the Haunted series.

This is the first is a spin off series from the Chester Falls books and what a great start it is. Fletcher and Harrison have made appearances in CF previously and now we get their story told.
After a less than ideal initial first contact, Fletcher and Harrison do have a few hiccups to overcome before they get an HEA. The sizzling chemistry between them leads to lots of heated, steamy times even when those pesky hiccups keep popping up!

I love small town romances and Stillwater is no exception. There’s not only the two very likeable main characters but some very interesting and sometimes quirky townsfolk and two very adorable kids to keep things entertaining. I found this to be engaging from start to finish and a very easy and enjoyable read with just a dash of angst perfectly balanced by lighter moments.

Steamy second chance romance with some feels.

This was such a wonderful read with a great cast of main and secondary characters, perfect pacing and an engaging plot.
Thane and Ronan were friends with benefits 5 years ago and that relationship ended rather unfortunately. When circumstances bring them together again, the combustible chemistry between ignites immediately turning the heat level up to high. Physically things are great but they both need to come to turns with being with each other again on an emotional level. Thane, the gentle giant, needs to overcome vulnerabilities ingrained since childhood and Ronan has to learn to trust again. With the help of their chosen family, listening to and taking well thought out advice and after taking down the baddies in between, they finally get their longed for HEA.
I found this to be a very enjoyable and engaging read that leaves us with a sneak peak at the next instalment.

Beautiful friends to lovers romance.

A very well crafted romance between Jean-Pierre, who is just full of sunshine and Jake who is beautifully dark grump. The ex NBA Star and the yoga instructor both volunteer at a gym for combat veterans. These wonderfully complex main characters have buckets of chemistry between them and once it sparks the heat level hits high.
So many feels to this that I couldn’t put it down. It’s hurt/comfort with light kink, a dash of drama, a great cast of side characters who provide some light relief and no angst. Roly, who provides the humour, is up next in the series and I can’t wait for his story.
Highly recommended. This is a standalone but I feel it adds more to the experience if you read the first book also.