Tag: age gap

Review: Fairy Cakes in Winter by Lane Hayes

Rating: 5🌈 “In the midst of winter, I found there was, within me, an invincible summer.”—Albert Camus Scott” With that quote, Lane Hayes leads us into a heartwarming, absolutely engaging tale about two men who meet on a turbulent life changing airplane ride to London. I fell so in love with this story from the… Continue reading Review: Fairy Cakes in Winter by Lane Hayes

Review: Wolf Soul (Outcast Pack, #3) by T. J. Nichols

Rating: 4.5🌈 Wolf Soul , third in the Outcast Pack series, is my favorite to date. It changes up things by introducing a cat shifter, in this case, a leopard shifter as a mate. It also brings in toxic male sexual stereotypical roles, hypermasculinity, all within a werewolf pack or rigid community. And the idea… Continue reading Review: Wolf Soul (Outcast Pack, #3) by T. J. Nichols

Review: Accidental Lover (Exit Strategy #5) by Jocelynn Drake

Rating: 4.5🌈 Alexei Prescott , assassin and nephew of assassins extraordinaire, has a target. Gabor Kalman, shady arms dealer. Soren Jessen, cat burglar, ex CIA, has a target. Gabor Kalman, shady arms dealer. One will kill him, the other will steal from him. At the same time. The mission puts both men on a collision… Continue reading Review: Accidental Lover (Exit Strategy #5) by Jocelynn Drake

Review: The Humbug Holiday by Lane Hayes

Rating: 4.5🌈 Lanes Hayes has written a heartwarming holiday story in The Humbug Holiday. One of my favorites this season, it’s has a gentle romance between two men whose histories include adolescent pasts with deep emotional pain associated with the Christmas holidays. One, Cameron Warren, a famous author of mysteries, has escaped his LA home… Continue reading Review: The Humbug Holiday by Lane Hayes

Review: His Last Christmas in London by Con Riley

Rating: 4.5 🌈 Con Riley has quickly become a go to author for me for contemporary romance. Riley’s characters and movingly detailed plots manage to capture my attention as well as my imagination. I end up loving the couples, their stories, and the cast around them. His Last Christmas in London is a perfect example.… Continue reading Review: His Last Christmas in London by Con Riley

Review: Christmas Spirit by Annabelle Jacobs

Rating: 4🌈 Christmas Spirit by Annabelle Jacobs is another delightful holiday romance. Set In Cornwall, a favorite location of mine, this low angst age gap tale has a bit of the magical holiday spirit that takes this a tad into the supernatural with a merry matchmaking ghost! Dylan tears his Achilles tendon and ends up… Continue reading Review: Christmas Spirit by Annabelle Jacobs

Review: Cowboy Protection (Merry Everything Book 2) by Jodi Payne and B.A. Tortuga

Rating: 3🌈 Cowboy Protection is a terrific story that suffers from being a tale that’s only 1/2 to 2/3’s finished. You get to the ending and feel that there’s 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

Review: The Big Fix (Torus Intercession Book 5) by Mary Calmes

Rating: 4🌈 There’s no indication that The Big Fix is a series finale although it reads like one. The fifth book in Mary Calmes’ Torus Intercession series, it’s about the head of the agency, Jared Colter, and the Torus tech member, Owen Moss, who’s been a part of Jared’s life since he saved him as… Continue reading Review: The Big Fix (Torus Intercession Book 5) by Mary Calmes

Review: Charlie’s Doctor (Shadow Elite Book 1) by Jocelynn Drake

Rating: 4.5 🌈 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: Charlie’s Doctor (Shadow Elite Book 1) by Jocelynn Drake

Review: Rebel (Operation Justice Force Book Four) by Reese Knightley

Rating: 3.25🌈 I was expecting much more from this story because it was the long anticipated romance of Cohen “Ace” 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, Jacob’s… Continue reading Review: Rebel (Operation Justice Force Book Four) by Reese Knightley