The Champ by Jordan Silver

The Champ by Jordan Silver
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

UFC champ Wyatt Hunter knows he can have any woman he wants, but when he sees Traci Starr from across the room at a bar he knows she is something different. Traci has no clue who he is and is not sure she wants to. Wyatt stakes his claim immediately on Traci, he takes the time for Traci to get to know him but everything is rushed when it appears she has a stalker. Wyatt has a big fight coming up and he wants to keep Traci safe as well as have his ring on her finger. Now he just has to get Traci to agree.

I thoroughly enjoyed this one, I thought it was a tad bit different for a Jordan Silver book. Liked Wyatt, he is caveman in his own way but he really tries to let Traci set the pace, at least for a little bit. Traci is adorable, liked her even if she was a bit naive.

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Strip You Bare by Maisey Yates

Strip You Bare by Maisey Yates
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Micah Carpenter hates every moment he is in New Orleans, his only pause to stay is a promise to his brotherhood to help find his former President’s murder. As one of the Deacons of Bourbon Street MC they were once on top and now quickly are taking back what is there. He didn’t expect for Sarah Delacroix to be a distraction, a socialite who could cut diamonds with her veiled retorts.

Sarah never felt intrigued by a man like she is with Micah, he is walking bad boy. He calls her on her bluffs and despite him being everything she should not want, she does. Micah makes no bones about wanting Sarah, but he is not looking for permanence, he has a job to do and she is a stunning distraction. He had not expected Sarah to challenge him like no other woman, but he plans to walk away but can he?

The fourth book in the Deacons of Bourbon Street. Out of all the stories I was most excited abut Micah’s, he has been a bit of a mystery and I loved how this story unfolded. I liked Sarah felt she was a perfect match for Micah. Another excellent addition to this series.

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Fighting Dirty by Sidney Halston

Fighting Dirty by Sidney Halston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Enzo Silva is infatuated with quirky tiny multi colored hair and full of sass, Jamie Lynn Calhoun. Jamie Lynn is a woman who wears many different hats and Enzo is trying to crack through and get hr to go out on a date with him.

Jamie Lynn is attracted to Enzo, but he is everything she is not. He has a stuffy exterior with his suits and glasses. When Jamie Lynn relents and accepts a date with Enzo, she navigates it and Enzo holds on for the ride. For as much as Jamie Lynn is complex, Enzo has his own desires and together they find themselves building something. However, others are not exactly happy with Enzo’s new plans and he needs to make a decision on what means more to him.

Already a big fan of Sidney Halston and this did not disappoint. Loved how Jamie Lynn cracked through Enzo’s exterior. If you want to be swept away on a wild romance story this is one to get right away. Highly entertaining.

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A Gentleman’s Surrender by Mariel Grey

A Gentleman’s Surrender by Mariel Grey
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Lady Monique Cathdon is in the marriage mart, however she is torn between marrying for love and marrying for security. She doesn’t want the type of marriage her parents had, arranged, and love less. She finds the man who encompasses all she is looking for James Stanton, but he has no status.

Little does Lady Monique know that James has inserted himself in her life for revenge. As truths come out and feelings play a big part in their decisions, everything is about to crumble.

Fascinating, this was a complex tale. I liked that there was a lot of detail about the structure of society and the rights and wrongs. Found Lady Monique fascinating and a strong heroine. Definitely will pick up more from this author.

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Outlaw’s Vow by Nicole Snow

Outlaw’s Vow by Nicole Snow
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ellie Jo planned one day to be married outside of the MC she was raised in. To have a family and never live in fear or have to play by the club rules. One can dream right, now she is being forced to marry her highschool crush Asphalt, she hated to crush on him but he got under her nerves. Now though she despises the man.

Asphalt doesn’t do love or anything with pretty words or flowers to go with them. He secretly tells himself he is marrying Elle Jo for the club, but realistically he always wanted her. One kiss seals their fate tough, Asphalt plans on making their sham of a marriage a real one but outside loyalties and Elle Jo’s fathers blunders play a role in tearing them apart, will they be able to brace the turmoil surrounding them?

Excellent read. I liked this one because both are pawns but Asphalt wants to man up. Elle Jo is torn between her father and Asphalt and her life had been so ingrained with rules her father set it is hard to put her hands in Asphalt’s. Thrill ride with every turn of the page.

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A Job From Hell by Jayde Scott

A Job From Hell by Jayde Scott
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Amber can’t believe her brother got her a job as a housekeeper in Scotland, while the change of scenery is ideal considering her boyfriend put their relationship on hiatus, she is hardly a housekeeper. Amber meets Aidan the owner of the house and is surprised, he is young and handsome as well as a recluse. Little did Amber know that things really do go bump in the night and after her brother talks her into a life altering event, she becomes surrounded by people she doesn’t know if she can trust. Not to mention Aidan is her soul mate.

This was intriguing but there was so much it was hard to follow initially. Had a gothic feel and several story lines that look like will develop in future books. Liked the concept.

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A Workplace Affair by Isabella Rae

A Workplace Affair by Isabella Rae
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
When Leland Ambrose arrives to work out of his flagship office, he never expects to find himself falling head over heels for his employee Victoria Bryant. Victoria knows she shouldn’t, but Leland is impossible to resist. One simple evening turns into a complicated affair between them and when Victoria realizes Leland has a hand in something that could destroy her best friend, she doesn’t know if she can ever forgive him.

The chemistry between Leland and Victoria is sizzling from the first introduction. Like a voyeur, Leland first sees Victoria performing karaoke before he realizes who she is. Delightful fun, I look forward to reading more from Isabella Rae in the future.

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The World Is A Stage by Tamara Morgan

The World is a Stage by Tamara Morgan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The one time in her life that Rachel Hewitt decided to put herself first she ended up right back where she started and devastation followed in her wake. Every move she has made since then was to protect the one person she loves the most in the world, her sister Molly, which is why when it looks like Molly’s relationship with Eric is becoming serious, Rachel decides to intervene. Eric needs his best friend Michael O’Leary’s help in distracting Rachel, he wants his time with Molly to grow and Rachel is making it increasingly difficult. As a Highland Games athlete, Michael is always up for a challenge and Rachel is it. She is a cantankerous ball buster but he has a strategy to keep her off kilter even if it means that he is an understudy in Shakespeares after dark play where she is the star. As Michael and Rachel draw closer they both begin to realize that there is more to each other than what it seems.
I thought this was a delicious read, cleverly written and will have you entranced to see what will happen next. Rachel is a handful, even though you understand her reasoning, she provides some cringe worthy moments in her rationalization for doing what is right.Michael has a way of getting Rachel to really look at herself rather than deflecting on others.

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Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston

Hunting Season by Shelly Laurenston
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Wilhelm Yager, leader of the Ravens knows one thing, Neecy Lawrence is going to be his. Neecy is part of the New Jersey Crows and although they both are fighting for their own clan, he has a plan to get Neecy in his bed, apartment, and wherever else he can take her. Neecy is not interested though, she doesn’t want to be anywhere near Yager. Will makes her a proposition though, 24 hours in his bed. Neecy agrees however she doesn’t realize that Yager has some loopholes of his own.

Very fun read. Neecy is a handful, but Will does not back down. He is half crazy and I loved the geek factor, citing Russ Meyers was a hoot. Completely different type of book for Shelly Laurenston, has a little bit of mythology twists into the story.

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Obligation by Aurora Rose Reynolds

Obligation by Aurora Rose Reynolds
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Myla never met Kai until he swept in rescuing her from a horrible situation and marrying her for her protection. Myla is confused, she doesn’t understand who Kai is or why he is helping her out. Myla is struggling with trying to pretend they are madly in love, Kai seems to easily fit into the role. When their families become involved though Myla is ready to lose it. Kai suggests they try and make the marriage a real one. Despite Myla’s fears she allows it but when threats are coming from all over, Kai’s only focus is protecting Myla and the life they are beginning.

SO much to the story I don’t want to spoil it. Loved Kai, he is rugged and intense. He is so sweet to Myla, she has a haunted past and Kai allows Myla time to get to know him really well. Loved this, Aurora Rose Reynolds never disappoints.

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