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REVIEW: Man Advantage by Quinn Ward (Lakeshore Stags #2)

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  MAN ADVANTAGE Lakeshore Stags - Book Two by Quinn Ward Release Date: October 24, 2026 Review Ford and Cole feel natural and inevitable.They are bloody adorable. Especially while they try and pretend they don’t have a think for each other. They’re roommates, but they are basically playing house, caring for each other, and Ford’s daughter. My heart hurts for Ford, on the older side of a hockey player and dealing with injury. The struggle of trying to hold on, to keep playing, not wanting to go out by force. Watching your replacement out there when you can’t play. And Cole was so amazing out it. Supporting him through it all, while also trying to find his way in his career. It’s a really nice story, with good guys, and easy relationship, and little emotional angst for Ford’s career and health. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis A veteran goalie. A traded defenseman. And a spare room that was only supposed to be temporary. Ford Callahan is used to holding everything togethe...
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REVIEW: Charlie by Beth Bolden (Hockey Bros #2)

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  CHARLIE Hockey Bros - Book Two by Beth Bolden Release Date: October 22, 2026 Review Satisfying. So satisfying.  Watching Charlie come into his own. Fight for himself. And of course, loving Max openly. Charlie has been silently carrying the weight of his fathers expectations, the weight of protecting his siblings for similar expectations, and the weight of loving someone he doesn’t believe he can have. And Max…just a pure, wonderful guy.  He takes chances, exudes strength and calm, taking is role as Captain seriously and earning the respect of everyone because of it. There’s some emotional strife to them getting together, but also feels like the easiest thing ever. Which makes sweet AF. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis There’s nothing Charlie Barnes has wanted more than to play hockey with his brothers. Avery, Charlie and Ethan have been dreaming about uniting the Barnes brothers on one team since they were barely old enough to hold a hockey stick. When Avery...
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REVIEW: The Lockdown Mann by Riley Hart (Necessary Roughness #2)

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  THE LOCKDOWN MANN Necessary Roughness - Book Two by Riley Hart Release Date: October 22, 2026 Review Their relationship never got off the ground all those years ago. Now, years later, they are back in each other's orbits, and it’s a little awkward. Instead of talking they barb. Oakley is keeping secrets. So many secrets. Some unnecessarily. And though they start growing close again.  Realizing that their chemistry and easy friendship is still there. And Des understands the secrets, but secrets have burned him before. Despite that description, it really is pretty light and happy and cute. Plenty of teasing, a pretty awesome daughter, and some wonderful teams. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Desmond I was sixteen years old when I met Oakley Manning during a family beach vacation. He was funny, gorgeous, as obsessed with football as I was, and hurting after his mom abandoned him. For two weeks, we were inseparable. Oakley made me feel complete, settling something i...
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REVIEW: Every November by Bec Benson

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  EVERY NOVEMBER by Bec Benson Release Date: October 21, 2026 Review It’s a beautiful story, but also emotional and heart-heavy. Marcus and Evan meet every Thanksgiving in their hometown, and despite the time and distance, they develop feelings. Just when it feels like it may become more, their worlds upend in such a heartbreaking way. The first half was lovely, if a little slow, but the second grabbed me by the tissue box and tried to wring out every ounce of tears in my body! The struggle for both of them was so devastating, and you truly feel for them both. Thankfully, Evan is patient and loving, because you could see how things could be too much. Thoroughly enjoyed the emotional beating it gave me! Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Two thousand miles & one night a year in a town neither of us lives in anymore. MARCUS Going home is a performance. One I’ve rehearsed my whole life, even if I’m not sure why I keep showing back up. Then I met him. Evan is confident, h...
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REVIEW: Joyride by DJ Jamison (Redemption Road #3)

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  JOYRIDE Redemption Road - Book Three by DJ Jamison Release Date: October 21, 2026 Review We knew this would be emotional.  I mean, Joey hooked up with the brother of the woman who was paralyzed by an accident he caused. But it still surprised. Such a rollercoaster of emotions.   Joey is a kicked puppy with a self-flagellation kink. And Kit, damn, I wanted to whack him with a pillow a few times.  I get it, he’s had a front-row seat to the aftermath of the accident, and it’s always hard to be the one who wasn’t injured, but he’s definitely harsh and cruel at times. Never before have I wanted to yell ‘go to therapy’ so much!! But somewhere along the line they both start fighting for themself, realizing they deserve happiness, and it’s fantastic! Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis They call me Joyride because it’s what got me sent to prison. But it only reminds me of all the pain I’ve caused… Two days after my eighteenth birthday I stole my parents car a...
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REVIEW: Just This Kiss by Garrett Leigh (Men of Porth Luck #3)

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  JUST THIS KISS Men of Porth Luck - Book Three by Garrett Leigh Release Date: October 20, 2026 Review Gah, I am a puddle of mush. These two are soft and beautiful, and their relationship and love just bloomed. Like, honest to all things romance, an absolutely gorgeous story. Oscar and Poet are just such great people, a little insular, which in part is what makes them work, but they have huge hearts and are good to the people in their world. There is a lot happening around them, and their medical conditions are important to their stories, but their relationship feels easy. Because it feels natural to them, feels right, that they don’t really question it, at least not in any real conflict kind of way. It’s still has that ‘they’ve lived lives that aren’t perfect or easy’ style of Garrett’s, but it’s definitely one of the softer stories - and I’m completely smitten. Add to your TBR List GOODREADS LINK Synopsis Love hurts. Love heals. Love stays. Just This Kiss – Men of Porth Luck, #3 ...
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