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Wonderful sexual awakening romance.

Julian and Topher have been friends for three years and in that time Julian has been his usual vibrant, flirty sassy self towards Topher who is straight. When Topher questions his sexuality and starts flirting
back Julian is unsure how to react.

Their friendship is truly beautifully sweet and as they slow burn their way to a relationship these two wonderful characters build on that friendship and eventually add in plenty of heat and steam. The fake boyfriends fib for a family wedding really doesn’t stand much chance of remaining an untruth as the chemistry between Topher and Julian is undeniable and visible to all and sundry. They were the oblivious ones!

This is a very enjoyable low angst story with lots of flirtation, humour and heat. A terrific cast of main and secondary characters to keep things interesting and entertaining with some characters from the Savannah universe popping in. I finished this book smiling and with a warm happy heart.

Beautiful triad relationship with lots of steam.

Dagon and Dimitri desperately wanted to be a couple but there was always an issue with their relationship. As much as they loved each other and had marked each other, there’s no longed for bond which they searched for answers, for centuries, with no luck. Neither were willing to compromise on what they wanted from the relationship when they both needed someone to protect and dote on, and they couldn’t be that for each other. Until Lucky. Then the missing puzzle piece fell into place, a buffer to their alpha like tendencies, a mate to both, a human to smooth their frayed edges and knit them all together.

Lucky’s life has been nothing but hardship and he doesn’t find trust for others easy to come by so when Dagon and Dimitri woo their mate it doesn’t come easily for them. Of course as fated mates the chemistry between them all is sizzling and it doesn’t take long for the heat to ignite but the Angel and the Demon work long and hard to make Lucky feel cherished and safe for the first time in his life.

There’s plenty of action and drama to balance the romance element in this very engaging and enjoyable read along with some angst. Lucky takes some convincing before he truly believes he’s not there to just to be a bridge between Dagon and Dimitri, but is an integral and equal member of the triad. Lucifer and his minions cause chaos as per usual but that doesn’t stop these three wonderful characters from getting their hard earned and well deserved HEA. I loved every moment of this final book in the series and even though it’s the series end, my heart was happy.


For those people that are giving a 1 star rating without even reading the book because you didn’t want it to be MMM - show some respect for the author. If it’s not your jam don’t be mean with bully like behaviour. You DON’T have to read it, don’t give it 1 star just to vent you’re disappointment.

Circumstances bring Zaire and Carter into each other’s orbit and before they know it they find themselves not only trying to unravel the secrets of Carter’s brother but also navigating the intense chemistry between them.
The innocent nurse Carter is thrown into a murky underworld where he’s a fish out of water and Zaire, unknown why even to himself, takes Carter under his wing to help him survive what his actions have put in motion.
There’s an engaging plot that held my interest, plenty of nasty side characters, a house assistant that I really want and enough steam between Zaire and Carter to heat up the sheets.

“He pressed his forehead to mine, and I couldn’t tell how much time passed as we sat there, touching, simply being two men falling headfirst into mayhem.”