Showing posts with label M Pritchard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label M Pritchard. Show all posts

Monday, June 22, 2020

Chasing Cain (Hiscock #1) by Megs Pritchard




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Archer Hiscock’s much needed vacation turns into something so much more. The sun, sea, and sand he expects, but Cain Jonas is the icing on the cake. He is everything Archer wants in a man, but vacation romances don’t last forever. Or so Archer thought until a wedding throws his life into turmoil.

Now both men have to face the family connection they have and decide whether their attraction can overcome those barriers.

Do they ignore what started on vacation and try to remain friends, or throw caution to the wind and give in to the heat that burns between them?


Chasing Cain is a GFY, step-sibling MM romance with plenty of smoking hot sexy times and a Walter who has no filter and says what he wants, when he wants.





My Rating - 5 Stars!


Chasing Cain is a wonderful book by Megs Pritchard. The first book in the Hiscock series, it's a compelling forbidden romance. 

It took a little while, but I found myself fully consumed by this book. Discovering that Archer and Cain are stepbrothers brings everything to life, and I found myself all in. I lived and breathed this book, unable to put it down. 

Their relationship is beautiful, full of tenderness and emotion. I absolutely love them together. 
But the conflict is ever present and naturally so. I enjoy the way everything unfolds, and love the ending.

I was excited about this whole story, and couldn't get enough of these men and their families. The parents are great and Walter is definitely a unique character. They don't get much more blunt than Walter. 

Chasing Cain is a riveting read. Megs Pritchard doesn't disappoint in this fabulous stepbrother romance. 



Tuesday, February 18, 2020

Building Bridges (Sater's Creek #4) by Megs Pritchard



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Blurb

Could Lachlan forgive Elias for all the hurt he'd caused him?


Lachlan Doyle loved his life. After ending a disastrous relationship where his ex ran up debt and left him to pay for it the last thing he wanted was a man in his life. Until he met, Elias, the school bully who had made Lachlan’s life hell.
When Elias apologizes and admits he’s gay, Lachlan responds with a punch to the face. No way was he letting the man who bullied him every day get away with a simple apology.
Elias was gay. Had always been gay but his parents hated gays with a passion. Forced to hide his true nature, he’d resorted to bullying the out and proud gay at high school, Lachlan, who he’d secretly wanted.
Now he was older and maybe wiser, he was done hiding who he was and who he loved. He wanted Lachlan and he was going to get him. Only one person stood in his way. Lachlan Doyle.
Could Elias right the wrongs of his past? Did he have a chance to prove to Lachlan that he meant what he said? And could Elias convince Lachlan that he wanted a life with him in it?

This is an enemies to lovers gay romance, with meddling family who will say anything, and some seriously hot loving!


Review 
My Rating - 5 Stars!

If you enjoy an enemies to lovers romance, you need to read Meg Pritchard's Building Bridges, the fourth book in the Sater's Creek series.  

Elias and Lachlan are just not enemies; Elias was Lachlan's bully in high school. Elias is back in his hometown after leaving the Navy. He's always been closeted as a result of his father's homophobia. Lachlan, who's has been screwed over by his ex, is now face to face with his main enemy. 

What follows is an emotional journey for these men, as explanations are made, but fear rules Lachan's life. Their story is complicated, full of past wrongs and backstabbing. Their story includes frustration, apologies, and forgiveness. And, yes, it includes some hot sex. 



Ultimately, it's a story of moving on and accepting that people change. Watching Elias find himself, as well as his truth and strength in the Navy is inspirational, yet also bittersweet. 

The small town feel is well established, but it's the amazing group of friends and family which makes it fabulous. I love getting more of Keegan, as he's the cutest kid. And, omg, Brad and Reece's parents and their love of sex toys is hysterical. They alone are a good reason to read this book. 

Building Bridges is a wonderful continuation of the Sater's Creek series. It's easily read as a standalone, but I highly recommend reading those too, as they are all fantastic. In this one, Megs Pritchard excels in her illustration of internalized homophobia and the effects it has on everyone. This book is definitely a great read.


The Sater's Creek Series -

Book One -  Broken Promises
Book Two -  Open Hearts
Book Three -  Healing Wounds



Saturday, December 28, 2019

Stocking Stuffers - An MM Holiday Romance Anthology - by Various Authors





Stocking Stuffers
An MM Holiday Romance Anthology
with stories by 
H Q Kingsley, Meredith Spies, Angelo Diaz, Denise Wells,
Megs Pritchard, J.P. Sayle, Colette Davison, Alie Nolan 
An MM holiday romance anthology. A collection of sweet, sexy, fun holiday stories from MM authors.


Fix Me Up by H.Q. Kingsley
Nettles Small and Ian Montgomery were best friends once upon a time…

Nettles Small has retreated to his old family cabin, isolated in the woods for the peace and quiet he needs to write his dissertation. He expects a full two weeks of absolutely no disruptions as he buries
himself in research and lab experiments. But when an outdoor experiment goes haywire and his equipment explodes across the mountain, knocking an unsanctioned snowboarder off his board, his
plans quickly change.

Ian Montgomery is on his way to the winter olympics. he’s trained his ass off for years and finally made it. But on his way to shred down one of his secret slopes, Ian is unexpectedly knocked off his board by an unknown object and the person who rushes to nurse him back to his feet is someone he had never expected to see again.


Jingle My Bells by Meredith Spies

Rowan
Less than two weeks till the winter solstice and somehow it's my fault the witches have misplaced their damned bells. If they weren't such jerks about demon-borns being part of the Grand Council and their plans, maybe they wouldn't need to use the stupid things anyway. But until they're ready to admit that without us, there'd be no them, I guess they're out of luck. It's just dirty pool to send Whitaker Frost, scion of the Frost witch clan and sexiest man alive ohmygods to my shop when I've been accused of hiding those damned bells and endangering the witches' annual winter solstice ritual to maintain their powers.

Whitaker 
No matter what Rowan thinks, I haven't forgotten our encounter at the summer solstice, and I know for a fact he hasn't. The way he looks at me when he sees me in his shop just before the winter solstice is enough to set me on fire without the help of any of his demon magic. I don't blame him for being hesitant with me—I am a witch, after all, and witches have been doing their damnedest for centuries to keep demon-born out of magical communities and gatherings. I wish he'd understand that I not only want him in the council, but in my bed, my life...


Jake's Heart for Christmas by Angelo Diaz

Two online friends meeting up for an unforgettable Christmas vacation. 

After facing some trouble back home, Declan was more than eager to spend Christmas with his online best friend, Jake, in his hometown of Winterwood. It was everything he’d hoped it would be. The town was friendly, Jake was a ray of sunshine, and the spirit of Christmas was in every corner. What he didn’t expect was the growing connection between him and Jake. The more time Declan spent with Jake, the more the line between friendship and something more started to blur. Maybe
the trip to Winterwood was exactly what Declan needed to find himself again. Now, all he wanted for Christmas was to win over Jake’s heart. 

Jake’s Heart For Christmas is a sweet and spicy Hallmark-style Christmas romance featuring best friends becoming lovers, sexual awakening, first times, hot kiss under the mistletoe, and a happy
ending!


Rebel Without A Clause by Denise Wells

I’m the guy who never brings a date to a holiday party. But meeting someone at one is a
different story, apparently. The bartender I undressed with my eyes? Whose touch ignited a fire in my soul when his fingers brushed against mine? He’s the one I’m prepared to break all my own rules
for.


All Wrapped Up by Megs Pritchard

Crispin Jones had known Roan virtually his whole life, but when his disastrous marriage ended, he began to see Roan in a new light. He wasn’t simply his friend anymore. His feelings had changed to
something more. 
Christmas was approaching and Crispin had decided that it was the time to tell Roan the truth. The office party seemed the perfect opportunity. 
Would Roan accept his declarations of love, or would Crispin’s admission ruin years of friendship between them?


A Christmas Wish by JP Sayle
Can Christmas wishes come true? 
Roman Austin is shy, more than a little geeky, and thinks he’s overweight. Past experience has taught him that he’s better off with his nose buried in a book.
Until the boy who left town years ago returns.
Donavan’s return makes Roman face what he’s avoided for years, himself.  With each new revelation, can Roman see what is right in front of him? 
Will past secrets and a meddling brother stop Roman from finding love with the one man he never knew wanted him? 
A Christmas Wish is a standalone sweet gay romance, a small-town friendship, and a guaranteed HFN.

One Room at the Inn by Colette Davison
Travel photographer, Ellis, is driving home for Christmas, but a freak snowstorm forces him to seek refuge in the Holiday Inn. He doesn’t expect to meet his two best friends from high school there, or to end up having to share a room with them.

Although eight years apart has changed them all, Ellis realises he still has strong feelings for fit footballer, Zev, and loveable geek, PK.

A game of Never Have I Ever and a bottle of Applejack bourbon leads to revelations about their feelings for one another.

Can anything be the same for these three men after an unexpected night of passion?

One Room at the Inn is a friends to lovers, MMM Christmas romance, with steamy scenes and lots of snow.


Until After Christmas by Alie Nolan

Henry isn't a fan of Christmas and usually spends the holiday alone, wallowing in self-pity. Until he gets drunk with his adorable, awkward co-worker at the office Christmas party and somehow finds
himself with Christmas plans for the first time in years.

Callum is tired of his family setting him up with random strangers at Christmas, so when Henry offers to pretend to be his boyfriend for the holiday, it seems like he's found the perfect solution... until
real feelings get mixed up into their fake relationship.



Review 
My Rating - 3.5 Stars!

With eight separate holiday romances, Stocking Stuffers is a good holiday anthology. From the first story, to the last, we get a great variety of stories. 

I love Fix Me Up, in which Nettles and Ian, former best friends, are reunited through a mistake. Their story is totally sappy, sweet, and will give you all the holiday feels. There's snow, Christmas trees, and family fun.

In Jake's Heart For Christmas, two online best friends meet up and the sparks fly. This one is a mix of GFY, friends to lovers, and some sweet first time kisses and more.

In some of the other stories, we get an insta-love romance between two complete opposites, a sweet menage romance, and more. The writing is great as we get a super fun friends to lovers tale, plenty of spicy first times, and romantic Christmas romances.

Not every story is my kind of read, so I skipped a few, but Stocking Stuffers has something for everyone.  






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Friday, December 20, 2019

Healing Wounds (Sater's Creek Book 3) by Megs Pritchard







Blurb


Can Wes forgive the mistakes Reece made in the past?


Wesley ‘Wes’ Andrews had kept a secret for years. A relationship that no one knew about, a person he’d loved like no other. When he left without saying goodbye, somehow Wes had managed to pick up the pieces of his shattered heart and put them back together and make something of his life.
Now, that person was coming back to live in Sater’s Creek and Wes felt angry. Angry that after all these years this man felt like he could walk back into Wes’ life and carry on like nothing had happened.


Reece Landon had had enough of city living. Another failed relationship and fed up of being shot at had made Reece revaluate his life and now he was heading home to Sater’s Creek. He needed to be near his family and he had unfinished business.
The day he’d walked away without a backwards glanced still haunted him and he needed to make amends, but doing that was easier said than done.
Wes wanted nothing to do with him and blocked him at every turn. No matter what he said, or did Wes turned him away until one night and one drink led to them had the ever-present passion that simmered between them exploding to the surface.


Could Reece prove to Wes he could be trusted or had too much time and damage passed for Wes to heal from the hurt Reece had caused?


This is a second chance, enemies to lovers gay romance with parents who know no bounds and WILL discuss anyone's sex life!

Review 
My Rating - 5 Stars!

Meg Pritchard's Healing Wounds is the third book in the Sater's Creek series. It probably can be read as a standalone, but is much better if you've read Broken Promises and Open Hearts.

In this book we get to read about Wes and his relationship with Reece. Their past involves a whole lot of sweet moments, which the author shows us in flashbacks. But the present is full of pain and anger. With Reece returning home, there's a whole lot of hurt and animosity, not just between Wes and Reece, but also those who helped Wes pick up the pieces when Reece left. The reader is able to feel the emotions involved as they each need to face the pain of their pasts.

The attraction and chemistry is still there for the two, but they certaintly don't give in immediately. Theirs is a story of forgiveness and taking chances. It's a story of following one's heart and grasping onto any chance at love. 

The writing is great, with alternating third person povs. Despite third person not being my favorite, this one never feels awkward or stilted. The author clearly excells in writing this way. 

But by far my favorite part of this book is Reece's mom. Her openness and complete lack of boundaries is hilarious. I couldn't stop laughing. She is amazing and we need more of her!

Overall, Healing Wounds is one hell of an enjoyable book. If you enjoy second chance romances, don't miss out on this Meg Pritchard read.



Monday, June 17, 2019

Open Hearts (Sater's Creek #2) by Megs Pritchard







Blurb

When an unexpected attraction occurs, what do you do?

Tucker Ozark loved having a good time. He loved women and his hardware business.
He had no plans to settle down and liked his life the way it was: uncomplicated.

Until he met Rory.

Rory Doyle, the new Deputy Sheriff of Sater’s Creek had a busy life.
A single father to Keegan he was fortunate to love his job and have a loving and supportive family behind him.

When he met Tucker, Rory couldn’t quite put his finger on what it was about him that gained his attention, but there was something.
A connection between them—a friendship that becomes more.

Neither of them had ever been interested in a man before. One thing was trying a new unexpected relationship. Dealing with the pitfalls that came with it, was another altogether.

When Tucker’s parents give him an ultimatum, he doesn’t know what to do.
Risk losing his family or the one man who could end up meaning everything to him.

This is a gay for you, first time gay romance with some angst thrown in.


Review 
My Rating - 5 Stars!


Open Hearts, the second book in Megs Pritchard's Sater's Creek series, is a fantastic story. It's super hot, intriguing, and riveting. If a gfy romance isn't hot enough, this one is double gfy!

It's a sweet story of two men discovering their feelings for one another, and trying to come to terms with being with a guy. The sex talks are great, and the first time moments are sweet.

I actually enjoy the display of homophobia in this story. Instead of being expected, it comes as a surprise. What I call "silent" homophobia is real yet less discussed than "obvious" homophobia. 

I enjoy the journey between Tucker and Rory. As two men who never looked at a guy sexually before, their relationship stems from a strong friendship. I love the way it's developed and carried out. 

Overall, I am loving this Sater's Creek series by Megs Pritchard and hope there are many more books to come. 




Friday, June 14, 2019

Broken Promises (Sater's Creek #1) by Megs Pritchard










Blurb

Andrew Buchanan had been keeping a secret, one he kept from his family until he was on his deathbed. Now the responsibility of telling his other family that he’d gone was left to Nick. So Nick traveled to America, unsure of what to expect but hopeful for the future. Enter his half-brother Chase, who was so angry and filled with hatred he wanted nothing to do with Nick and left him in no doubt of his feelings on the matter.
The only ray of sunshine was Chase’s closet friend, Brad. Nick was instantly drawn to him, but given how things were with Chase he was firmly on the ‘don’t touch’ list. Brad was hooked the moment he saw Nick but had to put those feelings aside to try and help him win over his new family.
Spending time with Nick, only made Brad want him more, a feeling he was sure Nick returned. However, he couldn’t give in to the temptation because he knew it would ruin his friendship with Chase.
Their attraction, however, couldn’t be denied and one day the inevitable happened, Nick and Brad crossed a line they both swore they wouldn’t. Could their relationship survive, or would distance and loyalties pull them apart?


Review 
My Rating - 4 Stars!


Broken Promises, the first book in Megs Pritchard's Sater's Creek series, is a gripping book. 


Nick arrives in the US to meet his long lost siblings. His half brother Chase doesn't handle it well and a whole lot of animosity and anger ensues. And when Nick falls for Chase's best friend, Brad, more conflict arises. Not only does Brad butt heads with Chase, but Brad's in love with the man who's returning to England.

Not only a romance, this is also a story about family and forgiveness. This involves a cheating father who never told his new wife about his other family. It involves siblings who never knew the others existed. Honestly, this part of the story, although the catalyst for the romance, is a bit maddening and confuses. There are some questions left unanswered that just angered me. But, other than that, I liked it. 

I definitely enjoyed Broken Promises, especially once Chase starts to come around. The last half of the book is wonderful, and I love the ending.






Season's Change (Trade Season #1) by Cait Nary

  Amazon Link    Goodreads Link A veteran hockey player and a rookie can't get away from each other—or their own desires—in this sexy, h...