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Mori is the grumpy Demon son of Lucifer and really wants to find his fated mate. Even though he knows first hand the pain of losing a loved one he still holds out for his mate. River, who’s pretending to be human, is bratty and full of sass when not trying to conceal who and what he is.

Circumstances have these two working together trying to locate Rivers missing brother and the sparks begin to fly. There’s undeniable chemistry between them and River certainly keeps Mori on his toes and when the spark ignites the heat level gets set to high. They are both feisty and passionate and enjoy a dash of rope play.

Naturally a relationship originally based on deceit doesn’t go smoothly. Not only are these two wonderful men battling each other but also other supernaturals who have a world changing agenda.
After an epic face off with the villains of the piece, River and Mori get some time to enjoy their hard earned HEA.

This is a very engaging and enjoyable read with some action to go with the romance as well as cheesy dad jokes, some feels and the always interfering brothers and their mates. This shouldn’t be read as a standalone as the overall story arc continues. We also get a glimpse of what’s coming Dagon’s way in the next instalment.

Instead of the tropical vacation they yearned for Ten and Ronan with road trip buddies Cope and Jude end up in Cincinnati. Why? Ghosts of course. An invite is extended to them to do some public and private group readings but upon arrival things start to take a nasty turn. One very malevolent spirit has our visitors to the city reassessing all they’ve been told.

After some sleepless nights and further investigations and conversations with other ghosts on site the case is closed but not without a dash of drama. Added to their hurry to head back home is the deep desire to see their children. Cope and Jude also just happen to be given a little bit of insider information from the other side.

I enjoyed this intriguing case that kept me engaged from the start. It’s always great seeing what’s happening in the lives of the Westside Magick crew.

Wonderful bi awakening romance.

Skye is just a sunshiny unicorn type person, super sweet and can sometimes be like an angry kitten. He’s also not long discovered that he’s a conduit for spirits from the otherworld.
Daniel is sweet, protective, helps out wherever needed and shares a special plutonic bond with Skye. He’s also the farm manager at Mannix Estate where ghosts are the norm and where Skye also works.

Warnings from the otherworld soon have everyone at the Estate doing their best to gather information about a possible world changing event. This leads to Skye and Daniel working together and circumstances have the town believing they are dating. Daniel questions his sexuality and without any drama accepts that he’s bisexual and really likes Skye - who just happens to have been pining for Daniel for ages - so heated steamy moments happen pretty quickly after that!

I loved every moment in this enjoyable and engaging read. The plot formation is smooth and seamless with on point pacing. Skye and Daniel are such likeable characters who, relationship wise, only have a dash of angst before getting their HEA. There’s more angst and plenty of uncertainty regarding the otherworld storyline (thank you final paragraph!) which will be carried over to the next book. And I can’t wait!

Jay stole my heart ❤️

Jay is the sweetest cinnamon roll vampire twink ever. His traumatic past hasn’t stopped him from being so adorable. Unbelievably kind to everyone and forever making people smile, Jay is a pocket sized ray of sunshine full of enthusiasm with a dash of weird and a unique fashion sense.

Alexi also has overcome a traumatic past and has cut ties with his criminal family and moved away.
He steps into the coffee shop where Jay is a barista, setting in motion circumstances that change both their lives for the better.

The chemistry sizzles and the heat turns up as they use all the love languages to navigate their way to a well deserved HEA. Of course there are a couple of unexpected bumps to overcome but nothing they and their found family can’t take care of.

This is a very enjoyable fated mates romance with wonderful characters, smooth and seamless plot formation and it left my heart happy at the end. This is book 4 in the series and it’s best read in conjunction with the previous books.

How I loved these two men. Will is a stressed out gruff but charming farmer with no time for anything else but work. Jamie is a trust fund city boy who lives a hedonistic lifestyle but is looking for something more.

This leads him to Heather Bay and after settling into his hotel he makes his way to the local pub and hooks up with Will for a very steamy encounter. The chemistry between them is absolutely sizzling and after a push from meddling friends, Will and Jamie get together again, and again, and again.
It’s a joy watching Will slowly fall in love with his ‘posh boy’ and how his insightful comments help Jamie find purpose in his life. A purpose that has him falling for his ‘farm boy’, the farm and Heather Bay. There’s no dramatic moments or upheavals as they work towards their HEA, just the logistics of two people falling in love, living together and surviving lambing season in winter!

This is a beautifully written romance with plenty of heat, a great cast of main and secondary characters and a happy ending that warmed my heart.
This can be read as a standalone but reading the previous books in the series would enhance the experience.

So much fun.

I loved every minute of this light and fluffy low angst romance between two single Dads.
Dustin and Jeremy definitely have an instant connection but due to a recent break up Dustin doesn’t want a relationship. These two wonderful deserving men go from friends to friends with benefits to finally admitting their feelings for each other and getting their HEA. Dustin and Jeremy also happen to have sizzling chemistry which leads to plenty of steamy moments, especially in Jeremy’s office!

Lots of hilarious witty banter make this a fantastic lighthearted read. Add in two great main characters, a town full of people interested in matchmaking and two kids wanting to see their Dads happy makes it a rare 5 star novella for me. It had me smiling and laughing from start to finish.