REVIEW: Variable Onset by Layla Reyne (Wild Type #1)

 


VARIABLE ONSET

A Wild Type - Book One

by Layla Reyne

Release Date: June 16, 2026


Review

Layla Reyne is incredible at writing Lawmen solving cases and falling in love.  I always love the cases just as much as the couple. And Carter and Lincoln may prove to be one of my favourites (though, sorry boys, you’ll never be able to top Emmitt & Levi!).


Lincoln is the responsible one, the safe one, but then he is sent on an undercover assignment with his biggest temptation.


Carter is younger, brash, and absolutely pining for his former instructor. I love that contradiction. 


Somewhere along the way of chase bad men, they discover they are better together, not just as agents, but as people too! And I have no doubt they will get up to some fun as they continue to solve crimes.


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Synopsis

Special Agent Lincoln Monroe never breaks rules. Especially the one that says Carter Warren, his former student turned cocky field agent, is off-limits.

Except they’re undercover as newlyweds in a quirky small town where everyone is watching, everyone is talking, and their fake marriage is supposed to look real. It’s not supposed to feel real.

For Carter, it’s everything he never stopped wanting and nothing he can survive with his self-control intact. Years of longing explode the moment he’s sharing a house, a cover, and a bed with Lincoln. The restraint, the tension, the way Lincoln looks at him when he thinks no one is watching. None of it feels fake.

For Lincoln, it’s worse. Carter is temptation, disruption, and the one thing that could tilt his carefully ordered world off axis. Keeping up appearances means staying close. Closer than safe. Closer than professional. Closer than either of them can pretend is nothing.

And in a town full of nosy neighbors, fluffy biscuits, and buried secrets, pretending is getting harder by the day.

Variable Onset is the first book in the Wild Type series, following Lincoln and Carter as they navigate danger, desire, and the cases that keep pulling them together. This second edition features a fresh cover, updated formatting, and light edits.


About Layla Reyne

Layla Reyne is the author of What We May Be and the Fog City, Agents Irish and Whiskey, and Trouble Brewing series. A Carolina Tar Heel who now calls California home, Layla enjoys weaving her bicoastal experiences into her stories, along with adrenaline-fueled suspense and heart pounding romance.


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