Clueless Romeo is the third in Baylin Crow’s Guys Next Door series, but it can be read as a standalone.

Taken by Storm was engaging, addictive and just plain fun. I'd highly recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing read.

You & Me was such a beautiful read. I think it's my equal favourite of Tal Bauer's non-suspense/thriller books, tied with The Jock.

The Cook and the Gangster is the penultimate book in Jackie North’s Farthingdale Ranch series.

The second in a series of reviews that will discuss the books from the YBBB Giveaway

One Bite With A Vampire is the amazing second book in Louisa Master's Hidden Species series.

Code Red by N.R. Walker is an addictive and emotional examination of the pressures of life in the limelight.

Finding Finn is the second book in the Forever Love series. It is a very romantic, funny, heartwarming, and hot, friends to lovers romance.

Felice Stevens' Fall Guy is a bodyguard romance with a difference. If you enjoy character driven romances, this is for you!

The first in a series of reviews that will discuss the books from the YBBB Giveaway

Eden Finley's Mike Bravo Ops: Iris is an engaging, addictive and passionate read.

Roommate Arrangement is the first book in the new series, Divorced Men's Club. The cast has been beautifully rendered with depth and humour.

Demons Do It Better is the first book in Louisa Masters' Hidden Species series. The series is now complete and all books now have audio too.

Kiss and Cry is a lovely relaxing escapist read, perfect for a lazy weekend.

The Sheltering Tree met my initial expectations, and then threw them out the window. It went beyond anything I could have imagined.

I was so excited for this book, I have been waiting for Kurt’s book ever since we met him in book one.

12 Days of Gay is book 5 in Ana Byrde’s #LoveWins series. It is a cute, funny and addictive Christmas story.

Spiced Kisses is the third book in Charlie Novak’s Kiss Me series. It is a lovely ending to this series.

Witchfire is the first book in a new series by the highly talented Austin Oakley.

Note to self, reading this book at 4am is a bad idea unless you want to wake up everyone in your house because you're laughing too much!