Trope
Heat Factor: Steamy STEAMY
Character Chemistry: It was going to happen from the moment she opened the door of that truck
Plot: Both are searching for answers on the open road, both end up finding a sexy, sexy roadtrip partner and DARE I SAY MORE
Overall: This was a fantastic and fun read
Nights at the Mahal, Book #2
Heat Factor: Not super explicit
Character Chemistry: Instalove, but I bought it
Plot: Ethan crashes the wrong wedding, but the bride runs away with him anyways
Overall: Delightful
Heat Factor: This is a very mild heat, closed-door romance
Character Chemistry: They have undeniable chemistry and it’s pretty clear to anyone in the room
Plot: Aurelia has delayed marriage for years because she wants to marry for love. When her father dies and she learns her disabled brother may be forced into the military to serve, Aurelia has to choose a marriage of convenience in order to protect her brother. HOWEVER–the dreamboat soldier tasked with delivering her to her elderly groom throws a huge kink in all her plans.
Overall: This book was surprisingly gripping–the path to happiness is not easy and they are both somewhat powerless. I was very entertained with this sweet read.
Bad Boys and Wallflowers, Book 3
Heat Factor: A scene where they masturbate together is spectacular
Character Chemistry: Prudence is terrified of men, but John wins her over.
Plot: Prudence and John are both stuck in an inn because it’s raining. (Rain! In England! Shocker!)
Overall: Despite a rocky start, this book delivers
The Hartigans, Book 2
Review of The Hartigans, Book 1
Heat Factor: “Let’s act out our fantasies in the car” kind of hot
Character Chemistry: Insta-clicked…even though they’ve known each other for a while
Plot: Let’s all avoid our emotional baggage until it blows up in our faces
Overall: Hmm
