Bentley is the steadfast, solid and dependable member of the VRC unit but his life is thrown for a loop when he meets River in a bookshop. River has overcome so many hurdles in his life but is still capable of caring and loving others all with a healthy dose of sass and humour. So begins their romantic journey which includes a bucket list of misadventures, a mesh shirt, dubious artistic talent and the worlds most evil feline. Culminating in a well earned HEA for these two wonderful men.

This is a superbly crafted, fast paced storyline with well developed characters.
The cast includes friends from the previous books in the series who are back for more mayhem and get caught up in the action, drama, laughter, feels and secrets.....lots of secrets.

I was hooked from the very beginning and could not put this down. From laughing out loud to heart wrenching moments this has all the feels.

Childhood best friends Judson and Skyler have not seen each other for 10 years but circumstances have Judson returning home from Paris to Burlington, Vermont. Their initial meeting upon his return does not go as Skyler expected and so begins the process of them reconnecting as adults.

Their romance is very sweet, and not just because of the liberal use of maple syrup, the chemistry between them is undeniable and when it sparks it quickly gets passionate and steamy. Life choices for both Judson and Skyler need to be made and a minor obstacle negotiated before they get their longed for HEA.

This is a well written, sweet with heat, low angst romance with a great cast of side characters that had me cheering these two wonderful men on and left me smiling.

4.5 stars. Fantastic conclusion to the trilogy.

I couldn’t wait to get my grabby little hands on this final instalment in the trilogy and I was not disappointed.

The dual POV gives great insight into the blooming relationship between Emery and Graham. There’s plenty of witty back and forth banter, deadpan humour and quiet, intimate moments between them. The focus is on the relationship between these characters, not steamy times, and it is beautifully done. My heart went out to Emery with all that he’s endured and the gentle, calming nature of Graham is a perfect counterpoint to Emery’s sharp edges.

The characters from previous instalments are all involved and Ari still takes great pleasure in tormenting Rowan! It takes a few unexpected plot twists and turns but the overall story arc is resolved at last and everyone gets to take a breath, settle back into village life and enjoy some peace and quiet.

This is a sweet and steamy low angst, light Daddy kink small town romance between two very likeable main characters.
Quinn is one of the local doctors and he’s a bit of a hot nerd, hipster glasses and all.
Adam is a bartender/part owner of the local bar, is a few years younger than Quinn and is very much a Daddy bear.
Circumstances bring Adam’s natural caretaker side to the fore when it comes to Quinn and so begins a beautiful romance as they get to know each other in both a physically intimate way and in an emotional way. There’s plenty of steamy times and the heat level is high but there’s also sweet and tender moments to balance it all out.

I thought this was a very enjoyable and engaging well written read, with in-depth main characters and a very happy longed for HEA for them both - without any major angst filled hurdles to overcome.

This is another well written instalment in the Maine Men series that was a very enjoyable and engaging read.

Seb and Marcus are both wonderful characters that are both spending the summer in Cape Porpoise. Circumstances have them connecting and after the chemistry between them can’t be denied by Marcus any longer they agree to embarking on a summer fling. Oh boy, be prepared for lots and lots of heat and steam, they cannot keep their hands off each other!

Marcus does have a huge secret and due to the story telling ability of this author, I had one guess after another to no avail. The secret is revealed later in the book and does cause a hiccup between them, with just a dash of angst, but no where enough to derail their HEA.

There’s a great cast of side characters to keep things interesting and the characters from the previous books pop in for an appearance or two. We are given a heads up on who has their story told next and a promise of a couple of bonus stories as well.