I went with three and half stars because while I enjoyed this book, the romance felt a little forced. I thought Devon and Kathleen were better suited as friends. If this had been a contemporary, I’d suggest friends with benefits. – Smut Matters
There isn’t really anything new say about this series, but I spent 40 hours listening to this audiobook, so I’m doing a review, damn it. – Smut Matters
I love this series so much. It’s so fun. Lots of humor, banter, wonderful characters, human (or humanoid) and canine. Especially the canine characters. Oberon is fantastic, and always a highlight of these books. – 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
I don’t really put gifs into my reviews, but if I did, I’d open this review with a gif of me throwing money out my window directly at Alisha Rai’s feet. – Smut Matters
There wasn’t a ton of angst, just two people who are finding their way to each other. I liked the town Trentham has created here, and the secondary characters. I was sufficiently charmed to put the first two books on hold at my library so I can read those, too. – Smut Matters
Overall I loved this entry in the series. I downloaded the next one immediately and started listening. I’m sorry I waited so long to start it. – Smut Matters
This was a great start to the series. Even though I didn’t love Ethan, I really liked most of the other family members and KGI operatives we met, and I’m looking forward to their stories. I’m just sorry I waited so long to start this one. – Smut Matters
This book was everything I dislike about the new adult genre. And yet I could not stop reading it. – Smut Matters