Rating: 4š I am reading Onley Jamesā Necessary Evils series and thought Iād see what else the author had written. Bad Habits, co-written with Neve Wilder, seemed like it was in a similar vein with assassins, suspense, computer hackers, and characters with a connection between them. I enjoyed it but found that while the storyline… Continue reading Review: Bad Habits (Wages of Sin #1) by Onley James and Neve Wilder
Tag: m/m contemporary romance
Review: Listen (Single Dads #5) by R.J. Scott
Rating: 5 š R.J. Scott has written an beautiful, emotionally moving story, one that happens to include a romance, with her latest installment in the Single Dads series . Listen revolves around the potential adoption of a 3 yr deaf child by investigative journalist Nick Horner. Nick, a widower and single parent to three children,… Continue reading Review: Listen (Single Dads #5) by R.J. Scott
Review: After Felix (Close Proximity #3) by Lily Morton
Rating: 5 š After Felix is the third book in Lily Mortonās Close Proximity series. I skipped over Charlieās story because the characters of Felix and Max so spoke to me in Best Man that I needed their own story and to see how their romance played out. Iām so happy I did because this… Continue reading Review: After Felix (Close Proximity #3) by Lily Morton
Review: O Hell, All Ye Shoppers by Louisa Masters
Rating: 3.5šāļø A slightly revamped edition of a short story Louisa Masters released in 2017, O Hell, All Ye Shoppers is a meet cute, sexy holiday romance. Everything happens quickly, from the āmeet cuteā to the idea that they are ideal for each other to the ending. A holiday Bonbon you partake of before settling… Continue reading Review: O Hell, All Ye Shoppers by Louisa Masters
Review: The Cuckooās Call by Lily Morton
Rating: 5 š Iām not sure why this sat a few days on my shelf before I got to it because it has to be one of my favorite romances yet this year. Lily Morton really ticked every box for me here on contemporary romances and then further with not one but two love letters… Continue reading Review: The Cuckooās Call by Lily Morton
Review: Holigay by K.M. Neuhold
Rating: 4 šāļø Holigay is a term that denotes someone who is gay or gay curious just for a holiday vacation. Once again home, they return to their safe sexual orientation. Holigay by K.M. Neuhold is a sweet best friends to lovers, sexual discovery holiday romance. Itās frankly adorable. It helps that the men involved… Continue reading Review: Holigay by K.M. Neuhold
Review: Hazardous Things (Star Shadow #3) by Beth Bolden
Rating: 4š Hazardous Things is the third story in the Star Shadow series and the review Iām having the most problems writing. One one hand I genuinely love the characters of Felix Humphries and Max McCloud, Star Shadowās drummer. Felix has been a snarky bundle of intelligent judgment and wry humor from the beginning with… Continue reading Review: Hazardous Things (Star Shadow #3) by Beth Bolden
Review: The Jock Script (The Script Club #3) by Lane Hayes
Rating: 5š Lane Hayes is at her best when it comes to characters deeply anguished by choices theyāve made or failed to make in their lives. People who are now failing under the pressure, stress, and pain the situation they now find themselves in. Hayes has that ability to deliver that pain, that shame and… Continue reading Review: The Jock Script (The Script Club #3) by Lane Hayes
Review: Hijacked (Licking Thicket: Horn of Glory #1) by Lucy Lennox and May Archer
Rating: 2.75š You know those books about the professional security agencies with highly trained agents with specialized skills ? Ones who are extremely cool under stress and focused on the job and clients? Even if a romance seems pending, they donāt loose their professional patina or come off as comical.The novels with plots dealing with… Continue reading Review: Hijacked (Licking Thicket: Horn of Glory #1) by Lucy Lennox and May Archer
Review: Steamroller by Mary Calmes
Rating: 3.25 š Totally sweet college romance. This is one short story that I wish had been expanded a bit in places to give us a firmer foundation of both characters, their history on the campus, and at the end. Especially with them facing the huge upheavals in their lives. Vincent is the most fully… Continue reading Review: Steamroller by Mary Calmes
Scattered Thoughts and Rogue Words 