
Review – Defending Hearts by Shannon Stacey
This was a really good story. I really liked seeing Alex and Gretchen find each other, and deal with their complicated lives as they tried to be together. – Smut Matters
This was a really good story. I really liked seeing Alex and Gretchen find each other, and deal with their complicated lives as they tried to be together. – Smut Matters
I’ve read a few things by Megan Erickson before, and every time I read something, I want to read more of her stuff. – Smut Matters
The chemistry between Jacob and Sophie was instant and hot. They didn’t even really try to fight it. There wasn’t a lot of angst here, just two people who needed each other and found each other at the exact right time. – Smut Matters
I’m just going to say it. I didn’t like Jackson Burke. – Smut Matters
And this new series, a spin-off from her Stiletto series, is one of my favorites so far. I had so many notes and feelings on this one. Constantly rewinding and re-listening to parts. – Smut Matters
There’s a lot to love in this book. Lachlan, Kayla, rugby, family, friendship, dogs. Yes, there are dogs. There are so many dogs. – Smut Matters
Samantha really surprised me. She dug in her heels and did her best to learn everything she could. She’s not a perfect waitress, obviously, but she tries and mostly succeeds. Even though she’s grown up in a completely different world than everyone at Kincaid’s, she treats everyone with respect and genuine affection. – Smut Matters
Something about the dynamic between Polly and Austin just seemed off to me. – Smut Matters
A Fighting Chance is a charming, short second-chance romance. Second-chance romance is one of my favorite tropes, and Shannon Stacey is one of my favorite contemporary authors, so this was an automatic buy for me. – Smut Matters
I found myself a little… underwhelmed, I guess. There’s a lot of good sex here, but not a lot of story. – Smut Matters