Rating: 3.25š Mother Parker , a new contemporary suspense romance novel and first in a new series by Rhys Everly, gave me several aspects I liked about the story and several I thought about that made me think potentially this was not going to be a series for me. The aspects I liked about it… Continue reading Review: Mother Parker (Mayberry Protectors #1) by Rhys Everly
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Review: Deke (Fake Boyfriends #3) by Eden Finley
Rating: 4.5š āDekeā Verb: to fake an opponent out of position (hockey)ā ā Deke (Fake Boyfriend Book 3) by Eden Finley It the run for the Stanley Cup and my team is out of it. So itās time to bury myself in hockey romances and storylines. What better time to catch up on Eden Finleyās… Continue reading Review: Deke (Fake Boyfriends #3) by Eden Finley
Review: Egotistical Puckboy (Puckboy #1) by Eden Finley and Saxon James
Rating: 4.75š As the hockey teams are making their run for the Stanley Cup in real life, I had just finished one hockey series and was in need of another when this got my attention. Egotistical Puckboy, the first in Eden Finley and Saxon Jamesā Puckboy series about hockey players getting their HEA. Needless to… Continue reading Review: Egotistical Puckboy (Puckboy #1) by Eden Finley and Saxon James
Review: Role Model (Game Changers #5) by Rachel Reid
Rating: 5š I was getting ready for the release of The Long Game, the 6th in Rachel Reidās fabulous hockey romance series, when I figured out I hadnāt read the 5th story yet! Somehow Iād missed Role Model. Now was the time to fix that oversight! Iām so happy I did because Role Model is… Continue reading Review: Role Model (Game Changers #5) by Rachel Reid
Review: Hot Seat (The Hot Cannolis #1) by Eli Easton and Tara Lain
Rating: 4.5 š I hadnāt read Firemanās Carry (The Hot Cannolis #0.5) by Eli Easton that was the source and inspiration for this series by Easton and Lain. I will certainly go ahead and do that now that Iāve read this book and the romance of those characters. What is started there , a major… Continue reading Review: Hot Seat (The Hot Cannolis #1) by Eli Easton and Tara Lain
Review: How to Steal a Thief (Unholy Trifecta #2) by A.J. Sherwood
Rating: 4.5 š How to Steal a Thief switches the spotlight to the thief of our found family, now that our assassin has his HEA, thatās Carter aka Smiley the merc, and daughter Remi happily in hand. Itās now time for Ivan Azarov, aka Eidolon which means specter or phantom, a perfect code name for… Continue reading Review: How to Steal a Thief (Unholy Trifecta #2) by A.J. Sherwood
Review: The Viking and the Drag Queen (Campo Royale #1) by V. L. Locey
Rating: 4.5 š The first in a series about a the people who are a found family in a drag club , The Viking and the Drag Queen by V. L. Locey is a wonderful read. It has several things I look forward to seeing in a romance from this author. Starting with a hockey… Continue reading Review: The Viking and the Drag Queen (Campo Royale #1) by V. L. Locey
Review: Something Fabulous by Alexis Hall
Rating: 4.5 š Alexis Hallās regency romance, Something Fabulous is indeed totally fabulous. A rollicking tale of two men who end up falling for each other is done via a Regency road trip. Although itās carriages and a gorgeous pair of bays instead of a car, itās still a wild madcap road race after a… Continue reading Review: Something Fabulous by Alexis Hall
Review: Never Stay Gone (Big Bend Texas Rangers #1) by Tal Bauer
Rating: 4.5 š Iāve been so busy with fantasy and contemporary romances that Iāve neglected one really great action suspense author. Tal Bauer. Tal Bauer writes just amazing stories. Ones that might include such elements as government agencies and military spies, secret missions, and any number of inside sub terrorist organizations to deal with. Along… Continue reading Review: Never Stay Gone (Big Bend Texas Rangers #1) by Tal Bauer
Review: Sundaeās Best (Briar County #2) by Riley Hart
Rating: 5š In Riley Hartās Introduction, the author talks about the desire to create something different with this series. Instead of serial stories linked together, Hart wanted a narrative playground. One where standalone stories could have roots and flourish amidst a familiar foundation, a wide universe. So Hart started creating Briar County, North Carolina. With… Continue reading Review: Sundaeās Best (Briar County #2) by Riley Hart
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 