Rating: 3š Cowboy Protection is a terrific story that suffers from being a tale thatās only 1/2 to 2/3ās finished. You get to the ending and feel that thereās multiple chapters missing. So many storylines left dangling or completely neglected. So frustrating that it takes away from the great elements that went before. First to… Continue reading Review: Cowboy Protection (Merry Everything Book 2) by Jodi Payne and B.A. Tortuga
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Review: The Big Fix (Torus Intercession Book 5) by Mary Calmes
Rating: 4š Thereās no indication that The Big Fix is a series finale although it reads like one. The fifth book in Mary Calmesā Torus Intercession series, itās about the head of the agency, Jared Colter, and the Torus tech member, Owen Moss, whoās been a part of Jaredās life since he saved him as… Continue reading Review: The Big Fix (Torus Intercession Book 5) by Mary Calmes
Review: Charlieās Doctor (Shadow Elite Book 1) by Jocelynn Drake
Rating: 4.5 š Second chance at love along with lovers reunited are among my favorite tropes. I get both with a storyline that involves several long-time mysteries, stealthy mercenaries, explosions, many shootouts, and a extremely entertaining romance to boot. It all starts with a mission in Buenos Aires , Argentina, with the former CIA, now… Continue reading Review: Charlieās Doctor (Shadow Elite Book 1) by Jocelynn Drake
Review: Rebel (Operation Justice Force Book Four) by Reese Knightley
Rating: 3.25š I was expecting much more from this story because it was the long anticipated romance of Cohen āAceā Gray , leader of Pegasus, and Jacob Burns , the Pegasus Tech specialist and son of the men who formed Phoenix. There was a lot to unpack emotionally between them. A big age difference, Jacobās… Continue reading Review: Rebel (Operation Justice Force Book Four) by Reese Knightley
Review: Filthy and the Beast (Love Unexpectedly Book 4) by R. Cayden
Rating: 4š Filthy and the Beast was read out of sequence in R. Caydenās Love Unexpectedly series and I honestly donāt think it matters. Some of the other couples make appearances but who they are is explained or further depth of detail isnāt necessary. For a quick, sweet contemporary romance, Filthy and the Beast is… Continue reading Review: Filthy and the Beast (Love Unexpectedly Book 4) by R. Cayden
Review: Unmanageable (In Vino Veritas #3 ) by Leslie McAdam
Rating: 4.5š Unmanageable (In Vino Veritas #3 ) by Leslie McAdam is another terrific contemporary romance in a series solid with them. Thereās several elements here that immediately spoke to me. Luke Lagomarsino and his ex-wife Kira have a young daughter, Addison. McAdams makes Kira a complicated, loving individual and mother who deserves to thrive… Continue reading Review: Unmanageable (In Vino Veritas #3 ) by Leslie McAdam
Review: The Last Nanny in Manhattan (Nannies of New York #1) by K. Sterling
Rating: 4.5š The Last Nanny in Manhattan, the first in the Nannies of New York series by K. Sterling, is a snappy, sexy, sweet contemporary romance by a author thatās new to me. I enjoyed this journey immensely. Itās got age gap, wickedly intelligent 6 year old triplets , a widower whoās overwhelmed by work… Continue reading Review: The Last Nanny in Manhattan (Nannies of New York #1) by K. Sterling
Review: Chef in the Wild (Sizzle in the Kitchen #1) by M.J. OāShea
Rating: 3.5š Chef in the Wild by M.J. OāShea has a number of good elements going for it as a contemporary romance. The first of a series, Sizzle in the Kitchen, itās center is a recently fired celebrity chef trying to climb his way out of burnout and a stressed out talented food truck chef… Continue reading Review: Chef in the Wild (Sizzle in the Kitchen #1) by M.J. OāShea
Review: Rogue (A Mike Bravo Ops #2) by Eden Finley
Rating: 4.5š Eden Finleyās done it again with another wildly entertaining and suspenseful black ops novel! This time, itās Rogue, the second book in the Mike Bravo Ops series about a black ops security firm made up of LGBTGIA ex military. While Rogue has some similarities to the first book , like the couple already… Continue reading Review: Rogue (A Mike Bravo Ops #2) by Eden Finley
Review: Strut (Style #2) by Jay Hogan
Rating: 4.5š: Style, the high fashion series from Jay Hogan, has as its core elements high fashion, those that work within the industry ,whether itās designers, models, photographers, fashion bloggers, and, sexual assault. Iāve finished Strut and Flare, and each of the main characters of those storylines has been the victim of a sexual assault,… Continue reading Review: Strut (Style #2) by Jay Hogan
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 