Review from Love Lessons →
This was the last one of the series that I was missing and while it’s not a series favorite for me it is a sweet addition. A friends to lovers with some angsty drama. It had a somewhat slow build up and pretty quick wrap up and the narration was done well. Overall it’s a..
Review from Love Lessons →
The main characters, Grady Caldwell and Roman Hayes,have know. Each other since their youth and Rome has been in love with Gray for all these years. It’s been unrequited because Gray only has eyes gif Eli. Until Eli screws up and Rome steps in like Gray’s knight in shining armour to save him from embarrassment…
Review from Claiming My Enemy →
very well written and the narration very well done. enemies to lovers fated mate story. I feel like I was seeing the story take place. I will be reading more from this author.
Review from Claiming My Enemy →
Claiming My Enemy is book 4 in the Blackwater Pack series. This is an enjoyable enemies to lovers, second chance story. Holden and Nash are fated mates, too bad Nash doesn’t remember their night together. Nash is a bit of a playboy and drinker, and doesn’t always remember who he spends his nights with. This..
When things go wrong, they go wrong completely. Working conditions changed from dirt to mud. As the water rose, the mud and water filled the pits and digging area with slop. Everything was dirty and slippery. How could the students finish the dig when trailers, equipment, and work areas were covered with mud? Time to..
Review from Claiming My Enemy →
I definitely enjoyed the story the second time around. The narrator did a decent job at making the characters more realistic for me. And as always Liam Kingsley did a great job at writing.
I really like both Nash Underwood and Holden Edwards. Each man’s issues are real and significant, and the pain they both feel because of Nash’s betrayal is also the thing that, once healed, brings them closer together than they expected. Once the wound of their separation begins to close, both Nash and Holden can breathe..
Review from Claiming My Enemy →
Listening to this is only slightly better, then reading the book. The narrator helped bring out the characters, but the storyline is what I can’t enjoy.
Review from His Dark Savior →
Titan bodyguard employee Bram is tasked with protecting rock singer Silver from a blackmailing record executive. Silver (whose real name is Sam) relocates to his small hometown in response to the threats of violence. This allows Bram and Sam time to fall in love. The romantic parts of the story are great. Bram and Sam..
Review from Kihyun’s Vow →
I don’t typically like books set in the Omegaverse, for a lot of various reasons. For one, I don’t like relationships in romance novels where there is an inherent imbalance, and alpha/omega relationships tend to have that simply by their nature. I make an exception for Liam Kingsley, though, who writes mostly likable, thoughtful characters..