This is such a beautifully crafted book with seamless plot formation that kept me engaged from the very beginning.
Circus and Rowan are flawed but strong characters that sent me on an emotional rollercoaster so I couldn’t help falling in love with them.
Rowan has so much emotional angst for just wanting to be his authentic self, still carries the baggage from his toxic relatives and an incident 5 years prior that involved Circus.
The chemistry between them is undeniable and when it combusts the heat levels hit high which is all part of the ride they have before finally getting their well earned HEA which they really had to fight for.
A wonderful cast of secondary characters keep things interesting, including those relatives!
This is a book that touches your heart, had me cheering for Rowan and Circus and smiling stupidly for them at the end.
It is the second book in the Never Just Friends series but can standalone.

I really enjoyed this quick visit back to the Thicket. Ryder and Colin get their HEA after years of wanting each other. There’s gaudy interior decor that kept me laughing and the whole novella made me smile.

This is a prequel to a new series and what a wonderful prequel it is. A very enjoyable, low angst, sweet with heat, cute romance with two fantastically likeable main characters in Winter and Gentry. Such a great read and I look forward to the first full length novel in the series which releases on Feb 2 2021.

This spin off from the Zero Hour series had everything I love in a book.
A great mix of romance, love, friendships, suspense and humour to balance it all out. Include a well written story with a surprising plot twist, wonderfully likeable main characters and some really interesting side characters who add so much to the story and it made it impossible for me to put it down. One of the side characters is set up for the next instalment.
Jonah and Avery have buckets of chemistry between them in their grumpy guy/sunshine guy roles and it’s no surprise to anyone when they finally act upon it.
Characters from the Zero Hour series do make appearances but this can be read as a standalone.

Lucy Lennox surely knows her craft. This is another well written book with perfect pacing, seamless plot formation, strong character development and with everything so well balanced I just couldn’t help but be lost in her story telling ability.

Tiller and Mikey danced around their white hot chemistry for many years due to having a boss/employee relationship and also factoring in that Mikey is the son of Tiller’s coach. When circumstances give them time alone together, without too many external influences immediately impacting them, they finally let the chemistry ignite and things certainly heat up from there. They eventually wrangle their way to a HEA but not without some career and family issues along the way.

This is a fantastic start to the Aster Valley series and I’m looking forward to the next instalment in April where two of the interesting side characters get their story told.

Vampire Daddy and human little are fated in this easy to read and very sweet instalove.