There’s more magical mayhem for Havoc and Miles in this third instalment of the Demon Magic series.
Circumstances have them and their friends travelling into another district seeking information. Of course things don’t go to plan and the district starts to crumble as the magic flies. Miles also encounters a blast from the past which puts him and his friends in danger.

The flirty nature of the centaur Lachlan had me laughing out loud as did the narcissism of the angel Marco. Menace is still a menace, Havoc is still Havoc and Miles is still doing his best to keep everyone safe and alive. There’s plenty of magical action, magical beings and a less then serious steamy scene involving a waterbed.

This is another wonderful book in the series that had me turning the pages until late in the night.

4.5 stars. Great start to the next phase of Sawyer and Royce’s life together.

Royce and Sawyer are back but with a slight difference. They are no longer working together as partners but that does mean that they can be open about their relationship at work.
Sawyer has been promoted and leads the Cold Case Unit and the first task is to solve 3 historical Magnolia Queen Pageant murders. Royce is mulling over a change in his career direction but still in homicide when the latest Magnolia Queen contender is murdered.

As the past and present collide with the investigation of the murders, Sawyer and Royce are back working together again solving the mystery and trying to find that elusive work/life balance.
The mystery element has plenty of twists and turns to keep things interesting for both the characters and the reader. As for the romance element, Royce and Sawyer still sizzle together with plenty of steam interspersed with sweet, tender moments of intimacy.

I fell into this very enjoyable book immediately and couldn’t put it down. The mystery kept me fully engaged as did this next phase in Sawyer and Royce’s life together. Seeds are sown for what we can expect for them both professionally and personally and I can’t wait for more!


As they are an established couple from the Zero Hour series, you really should read that series first to appreciate this first instalment of the Matrimony and Mayhem series.

Jay Hogan certainly knows how to weave a wonderful emotional story that kept me turning the pages well into the night. Alec and Hunter are strongly developed characters with so much passion, for their careers and each other. An encounter 12 months prior showed that the chemistry between them was undeniable. When they reconnect that chemistry ignites leading to lots of steamy times balanced with sweet and tender moments.

As the plot unfolds so does the drama and angst that Alec experiences due to a well regarded person within the industry. (Please read the triggers warnings.) Hunter does all he can to support and protect Alec and when their friends are informed they quickly jump into the fray to assist. What Alec had to initially endure, and the subsequent fallout, broke my heart at times but with his strength of character and Hunter’s unwavering support they tackled it together and wouldn’t let anything derail their relationship.

This certainly is a well researched eye opening book about male models and the fashion industry. I loved every moment and look forward to the next in the series.

Quick easy to read instalove fated mates. Good palate cleanser between heavier books.

This was such a great book that it had me hooked from the very start and ended up being a one sitting read.

Levity and Salvatore (Sal) are both strong multi layered characters who are supported by a interesting cast of side characters. One of whom really brings out the soft and gentle side of Sal whilst two other members of the Misfit Vagabonds highlight the strong protective streak in Levity.
When circumstances bring Levity and Salvatore into each other’s orbit on Welcome Boulevard, they soon find themselves in the fight of their lives. Even so, amongst all the action and drama, the chemistry between them starts to sizzle and spark, feelings are made known and the bumpy road to their well earned HEA begins.

This was a very enjoyable and engaging read with a great balance between the action and romance elements, a bit of angst when the baddies do bad things and some sweet mixed in with the steam. Highly recommended and I look forward to more in the series.

This book had me hooked from the very start. A demon and his brothers who left hell eons ago but still have issues with their father and other demons wanting to drag them back. A teacher who survived an abusive relationship that shattered his self worth and doesn’t realise how strong and capable he his.

The chemistry between Cal, bookstore owner/demon, and school teacher Oliver is instant and electrifying. It brings all of Cal’s possessive instincts to the fore causing him to make an irreversible decision regarding Oliver but still leaving Oliver choices. A choice is made that includes lots of steamy times complimented by sweet and tender moments. A choice that has these wonderful men overcoming a couple of hiccups before getting their own HEA just like the romance books they enjoy reading.

Strongly developed main characters, a fantastic cast of side characters to keep things interesting, great world building and an plot that kept me fully engaged made for a very enjoyable read. I’m looking forward to the next in the series.

Circumstances have Aslan and Quaid back working a homicide case together. A case which hits very close to home for Quaid which uncovers secrets that feed into his insecurities and vulnerabilities.
These totally opposite men have not had any interaction for over a month but the chemistry and UST between them still sizzles and sparks which slowly builds to some much needed steamy stress relief for them both as the investigation progresses. An investigation which has numerous twists and turns before leading to an arrest that I did not see coming.

Aslan is still all outgoing and sunshine to Quaid’s stoic and grumpy which on occasion causes Quaid to stifle/hide his grin or even laugh out loud! It’s great to see him slowly lower his walls and for Aslan to finally realises he has feelings for Quaid beyond just the bedroom. They finally admit their feelings for each other, use the term “boyfriend” and go on a date. Not a HEA but very much a HFN.

This is an ‘un-put-downable’ book that had me hooked from the very start to the jaw dropping final line. A great cast of characters combined with an intriguing plot blended together beautifully by the story telling ability of this author makes for a remarkable read.