March 27 - March 29, 2026

 

How to Love Thine Enemy by Eli Easton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This was a powerful story of tradition and betrayal generations old. I had read they rest of this series quite a while ago and found this on on my TBR. We are now in Alaska with “dog men” but in different ways from the California group we met in the other books. The love story between Cupun and Taq is sweet. I love watching all parties have to deal with their own understanding of the world and what it means to be community.

View all my reviews Wilde Fire by Lucy Lennox
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Seth has been used by his family for years. His parents backed him into a corner with regards to his niece. He stands up for himself and they get ugly. Otto was hurt and gets caught up in arson drama. You also see the contrast between loving and accepting families vs. judgmental bigots one. I was glad to see them get through in the end.

View all my reviews Admiring His Omega by C.W. Gray
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Malcolm is adorable and I love the connection between him and Cain. This story sort of crosses the timeline in Book 11. There is a lot of family drama but there are also moments with a lot of humor as well. There are also surprises to the end.Love my visits to Hobson Hills.

 

View all my reviews XOXO, Doyle by A.W. Scott
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Doyle came to the city with his friends and they all end up at Pierce’s bakery. Doyle comes to help with the books and leaves his own letter to Pierce to express his interest. Now that Pierce knows he can move forward so they begin a sweet relationship.

View all my reviews Matched to His Wolf by Lorelei M. Hart
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Bentley’s wolf is getting restless so his Beta suggested he use the back door of a dating app to find a date. Meanwhile Colin is trying to track down who is hacking his app. Fate brings them together but then the work of figuring it all out comes next. I loved watching the way they slowly build their relationship. Very sweet.

 

View all my reviews Too Close to Deny by M.A. Innes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

In Too Close to Deny we see how the relationship between all four men is growing and evolving. I love that each member of their family has a special place in the group that only they can fill. They are growing into such a tight unit.

 

View all my reviews Made Mine by Sloane Kennedy
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ben has been on his own most of his life. He also has his sister to protect. Things go bad really quickly. Reese is asked to help and gets the whole story. In an effort to keep everyone safe we end up back in the middle of the whole Marian clan. There are a lot of things to work out to make sure everyone is safe. Old wounds also have to be addressed. Both Ben and Reese have ideas about themselves that will take time to work out.

View all my reviews The Cowboy Guardian by B.A. Tortuga
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Wat comes to the ranch with his daughter to homeschool some of the ranch children. Tygh is the grumpy vet that has a soft spot for kids and animals. When COVID hits the ranch Wat and Tygh are thrown together to care for Naomi and the two littlest foster girls who have all tested negative. Their time together away from the others sets their life in a direction neither was expecting. There are some real feels in this book. I also really loved how Tygh was ready to do battle to take care of his man.

View all my reviews An Easter Promise by A.E. Ryecart
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

My heart really went out to Rory. Visiting Jack’s family seems full of stress and land mines. I did like the fact that Jack starts to see things more realistically and that he would put Rory first. For Rory’s part he handles things with so much grace and wisdom. It’s sad when it takes an emergency to have people really examine their feelings.

View all my reviews Aspen's Song by B.A. Tortuga
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Aspen has been modeling and his visions have caused a problem. He goes to his friend’s pack to rest. Gabe is a wounded warrior with his own physical and mental issues. Both have to work through their own feelings to accept that they are worthy to be accepted. Danger is looming and both work to protect the pack. There are a few surprises that test their bond that have you holding your breath. A very well written story.

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The Leaving Christmas - Victoria Sue - Patreon Story - 4.0 

Asher has one foot out the door because Gabe keeps himself closed off. When Gabe’s children show up unexpectedly it sets off a chain reaction. Asher and Gabe’s life is forever changed for the better.