Christmas in the City

Heat=4/5 - This was a funny little romcom pairing together seeming opposites who were absolutely made for each other. Hunting and Shen created a delightful couple who shared a love for The Cure, historical facts, and sizzling hot chemistry.

Heat=3.5/5 - Harlow has just had her heart broken and she just wants to get through the holidays. If she could only get the dang tree through the door. When a

Heat=4/5 - This was a funny little romcom pairing together seeming opposites who were absolutely made for each other. Hunting and Shen created a delightful couple who shared a love for The Cure, historical facts, and sizzling hot chemistry.

Heat=3.5/5 - Harlow has just had her heart broken and she just wants to get through the holidays. If she could only get the dang tree through the door. When a handsome stranger offers to help, she realizes that this Christmas may not be as miserable as she expected. I love how fated Harlow and Michael were and how the authors captured the instant sizzle between them. The idea of them being fated for each other and the fact that they shared the names of the authors were tidbits that served as icing on the cake.

Heat=1/5 - I dug how Margo finally taking a moment for herself, a spontaneous moment and one that led to such explosive results, ended up being the best thing she'd ever done. I loved the circumstances under which Chet and Margo met and how the authors worked in a bit of angst to spice things up. It turned out to be a sweet little story!

Heat=4/5 - This story was full of heat, passion, feels, and intense chemistry. Noelani was groomed to be a queen and has gotten all to familiar to all the trappings. Now she's a queen without a king, burdened by expectations, and longing to be free. Never has she met a man like Brock Grimsby.

This man's body is a sin and I should cross myself just for looking at him.

He's a man she wants, a man she craves, a man she ultimately needs, and he sees her. Not her, the Queen Regent of Manaroa, but as Lani, a red-blooded woman. Grim and Lani share one exquisitely hot night together and I instantly craved their happy ending. I'm beyond thrilled to know that this isn't the end of their story!

Heat=1/5 - Reading more like a prologue than anything else, the story of Ophelia and Broderick's meet-cute was evocatively sincere. The honesty between the characters was easily felt and I can only hope that these authors continue the story at some point. From their shared love of music to the offer of help to get her singing career started, I'd be interested to see if a romance could develop between these two.

Jamie is stressed and all his husband, Wes, wants to do is help. He's being scouted, which could uproot their lives if he says yes. Then something magical happens and nothing is the same... it's better! I'm not familiar with these characters, but I was instantly wooed by the ease of their relationship. I'm guessing there's a story out there about these two that I'll probably fall in love with. Bring. It!