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vicki_williams
3.75 stars.
Not a bad start to a series. Lots of supernatural entities, church involvement, good vs evil, humans none the wiser and the scene is set for more in the series. I’m hoping there’s a bit more world building to come and the two main characters are further developed as the story arc continues. A good book for when you want a quick, enjoyable paranormal romance.
Not a bad start to a series. Lots of supernatural entities, church involvement, good vs evil, humans none the wiser and the scene is set for more in the series. I’m hoping there’s a bit more world building to come and the two main characters are further developed as the story arc continues. A good book for when you want a quick, enjoyable paranormal romance.
Oh how I loved Archer and Julian. Such complex characters with so many layers and so perfect for each other. What started as fake soon turned real and along the way the chemistry between them gradually morphed into heated steamy moments. Their HEA didn’t come easily - cue some angst - but they did get there in the end.
This well crafted tale flows along perfectly and had me engaged from the very start. It also had me wiping tears from my eyes, smiling and then pumping my fist in the air when certain horrible side characters got taken down a peg or two for their insidious treatment towards Julian. As a counter balance there were also other nice, interesting side characters who were true friends and stood by Julian.
This book captured my heart and wouldn’t let go until the final page.
This well crafted tale flows along perfectly and had me engaged from the very start. It also had me wiping tears from my eyes, smiling and then pumping my fist in the air when certain horrible side characters got taken down a peg or two for their insidious treatment towards Julian. As a counter balance there were also other nice, interesting side characters who were true friends and stood by Julian.
This book captured my heart and wouldn’t let go until the final page.
Rating : 3.75 stars
Sweet with low heat.
Jared is a very caring, well liked member of the Willow Springs community. He works the desk of the local inn and meets Xander, a gruff photo journalist who comes to the small town after receiving some life changing news.
They start hanging out together and delve into each other’s past. There’s chemistry between them but no steamy scenes so the heat level is low. The mid level angst is directed more to Xander’s life changing news and Jared’s childhood as opposed to the relationship between them. It does have a couple of minor glitches but they do get their HEA.
This is a sweet book, not a bad book, but not something I would read again as I wasn’t fully engaged with it.
Sweet with low heat.
Jared is a very caring, well liked member of the Willow Springs community. He works the desk of the local inn and meets Xander, a gruff photo journalist who comes to the small town after receiving some life changing news.
They start hanging out together and delve into each other’s past. There’s chemistry between them but no steamy scenes so the heat level is low. The mid level angst is directed more to Xander’s life changing news and Jared’s childhood as opposed to the relationship between them. It does have a couple of minor glitches but they do get their HEA.
This is a sweet book, not a bad book, but not something I would read again as I wasn’t fully engaged with it.
A short and sweet romance.
Ian and Frankie are such wonderful characters who have always had a certain chemistry between them.
Ian is a gentle nurturing soul who loves his job as a nurse. Frankie is a single father who completely changed his lifestyle choices for his 5 year old son Ty.
Whilst friends for a couple of years, it’s the kissing booth at the inaugural local Pride festival that has them reassessing their relationship and taking that next step.
On the way the way to their HEA a couple of hurdles need to be overcome but this is low angst so nothing too major.
I really enjoyed this engaging, sweet with heat novella. It is part of a series but can be read as a standalone. Further background on these and some of the side characters can be found in Thinking It Over.
Ian and Frankie are such wonderful characters who have always had a certain chemistry between them.
Ian is a gentle nurturing soul who loves his job as a nurse. Frankie is a single father who completely changed his lifestyle choices for his 5 year old son Ty.
Whilst friends for a couple of years, it’s the kissing booth at the inaugural local Pride festival that has them reassessing their relationship and taking that next step.
On the way the way to their HEA a couple of hurdles need to be overcome but this is low angst so nothing too major.
I really enjoyed this engaging, sweet with heat novella. It is part of a series but can be read as a standalone. Further background on these and some of the side characters can be found in Thinking It Over.