A Nest for Eli (Alaskan Pebble Gifters #6) by Amy Bellows

 

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Eli loves his job as a hired fist. He gets to help pregnant omegas through a very intimate and personal moment in their lives—giving birth.

When Maxim, an alpha polar bear shifter, asks for Eli’s help making an app to pair hired fists with pregnant omegas in need, Eli immediately agrees. He doesn’t expect to be so captivated by Maxim’s kind blue eyes and quiet intelligence. After all, Eli’s never felt attracted to another alpha before.

But Maxim makes him question everything.

When their friendship turns into a passion more life-changing than Eli has ever known, the biggest question he has is this: how will Maxim feel about being in a relationship with a hired fist? Is Eli willing to quit his job to be with him? And if he does, what will happen to the pregnant penguin shifters who need his help?

A Nest for Eli is book 6 of The Alaskan Pebble Gifters series, and will not make sense unless you have read the entire series. While Eli’s and Max’s story is more focused on MPreg than any other book in the Alaskan Pebble Gifters series, neither of the main characters become pregnant. You can still expect penguin chicks at the end, nesting, and lots of penguin shifter nonsense.

My Rating - 5 Stars!

A Nest for Eli is the sixth book in the Alaskan Pebble Gifters series. This Amy Bellows series is one I'm simply obsessed with. I truly can't get enough of it. 

Two alphas who fall in love. Their relationship is definitely sweet. But add in the pregnancy, and wow - I couldn't put it down. Seeing them become dads is just so damn perfect. So sweet. So heartwarming. And so damn compelling. 

I'm not even going to bother to talk much about the story. Basically, just read it if you love nesting. No one writes better nesting scenes. Everything about the nest scenes make me smile, laugh, and swoon. And you gotta love King George. Seriously, I couldn't stop laughing. 

I effin love this story. A Nest for Eli is just a fabulous romance. I can't recommend this Alaskan Pebble Gifters series enough. Amy Bellows continues to impress and delight me with every book. Just read it if you enjoy some humor with your shifters. 

Betrayed (The Lost Wolves #1) by Skye R. Richmond & Skyler Snow

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Blurb

Dominik is a man without a home.

After everything he holds dear is stolen from him by the one person he thought would never betray him, Dominik leaves the only home he’s ever known and the pack that he was raised to lead.

The choice is easy… or maybe there isn’t one.

After wandering, Dom finally finds a place that makes him want to put down roots. Along with his best friend, the only one to stand by him, they create a pack like no other. One where everyone is welcome. 

He has a home, now all Dom wants is a quiet life… that is, until he meets Elias.

Dom never thought he would find another home, but maybe fate has a plan and he’s right where he’s supposed to be.

This series has little to no angst, and lots and lots of fluff! Absolutely no cheating. If you want angst this is not the series for you. These are 25k short and sweet reads

Review 

My Rating - 5 Stars!

Betrayed, the first book in The Lost Wolves series by Skye Richmond, is a sweet feel-good mpreg romance.

Dominick is part of a large pack of wolf shifters who are new to town, trying to establish a new life for themselves. From the first time fated mates Dominick and Elias meet, I was totally hooked. And then it just gets better. Elias going into heat is a thrilling scene. And there's nesting!

The writing is great, both easy and pleasent, flowing well and keeping me entertained throughout.

I love Betrayed. This Skye Richmond read is super fun and fluffy. It's a short and quick delightful gem. 

The Heat Professor by Amy Bellows

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A camboy, his professor, and the series of desks they “study” on.

Damien Ringdal is the quintessential professor: with thick rimmed glasses, a dapper pair of suspenders, and a brilliant mind that makes Tatum weak in the knees.
Tatum knows it’s a lost cause. Professor Ringdal would never date a student. But it certainly doesn’t hurt to flirt. Or bend over to pick up his bag a little longer than necessary.

Tatum Bloom is your typical camboy: flirty, shameless, and a little too attractive for his own good. But Damien can’t stop thinking about him. When he stumbles upon information about Tatum’s camboy show, he knows he shouldn’t watch.

But one peek couldn’t hurt. And who would know? Maybe it would get Tatum out of his system...

The Heat Professor is a 48,000-word professor/student age-gap romance with knotting, MPreg, and hurt/comfort. It’s book four in the Nerds Who Knot series, and will make more sense if you’ve read the other books.

A camboy, his professor, and the series of desks they “study” on.

Damien Ringdal is the quintessential professor: with thick rimmed glasses, a dapper pair of suspenders, and a brilliant mind that makes Tatum weak in the knees.
Tatum knows it’s a lost cause. Professor Ringdal would never date a student. But it certainly doesn’t hurt to flirt. Or bend over to pick up his bag a little longer than necessary.

Tatum Bloom is your typical camboy: flirty, shameless, and a little too attractive for his own good. But Damien can’t stop thinking about him. When he stumbles upon information about Tatum’s camboy show, he knows he shouldn’t watch.

But one peek couldn’t hurt. And who would know? Maybe it would get Tatum out of his system...

The Heat Professor is a 48,000-word professor/student age-gap romance with knotting, MPreg, and hurt/comfort. It’s book four in the Nerds Who Knot series, and will make more sense if you’ve read the other books.

Professor Damien Ringdal has a heat latch.

Sometimes alphas who have been working as a heat companion for an extended period of time develop an uncontrollable urge to bond. AKA, a heat latch. AKA, a huge problem. Especially because his uncontrollable urges seem to be directed at his student, Tatum Bloom.

Tatum has a crush.

He can’t be the first undergraduate to notice how ridiculously handsome Professor Ringdal is. But Tatum assumes nothing will come of it. After all, Damien’s twelve years older than him and not the kind of man who would ever date his student. Until the night Damien shows up on his doorstep, and gives him a kiss Tatum won't ever forget.

In a world where medical complications sometimes feel like love, how will Damien know the difference? And how will Tatum protect his heart from the perfect man while Damien figures it out?

The Heat Professor is a 48,000-word professor/student age-gap romance set in the omegaverse with MPreg, nesting, and suspenders. It’s book four in the Nerds Who Knot series, and will make more sense if you’ve read the other books in the series.


Review 

My Rating - 5 Stars!

The Heat Professor is a fabulous student/teacher romance that hooked me immediately. Honestly, I wanted to re-read this Amy Bellows book as soon as I finished it.

Both Tatum and Damien are loveable characters. Their relationship is full of heat and spice. I totally enjoy the way they come together, and the obstacles they face. The connection between them is absolute and their chemistry is smoking.

The angst is well done and just the right amount. This is a wonderful combination of forbidden romance, mpreg, and fated mates. But most of all, it contains nesting, which is by far my favorite part. Omg, there are so many emotions involved in these scenes. I love it all, and it's so much better than I could have ever anticipated.
Both moms are super fun characters who add a whole lot of charm to  the tale.

And, oh dear lord, the baby brought tears to my eyes. It's a beautiful scene. And, if that wasn't sweet enough, Damien's Thanksgivings just broke me. Happy tears, happy tears, and more happy tears. 

The author's writing style is excellent. The storyline is both riveting and compelling. I could not put this book down. 

The Heat Professor is a perfect read when you're in the mood for a heart-warming tale of two men who want to make a difference in the world. I loved every damn second of this Amy Bellows gem. I don't want to give too much away, but I can't suggest this book enough. Just read it. I know I will be re-reading it soon.