First, I need to confess that I am completely biased as I am obsessed with this series. Every book has been awesome, and I am so glad I stumbled across this author. She has fast become an insta one click and I love that each book sets up the next book so perfectly that I put every book down dying to get my hands on the next one while also wishing I could go back and read this one again for the first time.

So as mentioned by the time I put down Good Guys Don't Lie I was dying to see what happened with Millie and Jude. And find out more about what had made Jude such a broken little toy. Sadly, I have a real thing for the broken, man whore, bad boys and Jude was right up there. Until he wasn't. Once we found out what had caused his pain, I wanted to wrap him up in kisses. And then he went and gave the best boyfriend, and I was besotted. Because holy swoon.

Millie was an awesome heroine. She didn't play games or act coy. Everything about her was just perfect. And I loved watching her learn who she was and what she wanted from life. As a couple these two were so cute and I really loved watching them fall in love and work everything out. But omg I need the next book now.

Well, that was unexpected. After reading the last two books in this series and getting to know him as the lovable puppy I wasn't sure what we were going to get from Teddy. He was such a sweetheart, but he was also a bit of a dick. Not in a negative way, just in a born with a silver spoon doesn't take anything seriously kind of way.

Teddy was the epitome of here for a good time not a long time. And when he let his friend down with the house because his dad laid down the law I kind of expected he was going to fall further off the rails. But Teddy was a lot deeper than that and his dads decree made him reassess his life.

And when Vanessa entered the scene and he cooked up the whole fake girlfriend idea I wondered where he was going with it. But it didn't matter because the journey was awesome, but the destination was even better. Obviously as I've read the previous books, I knew the characters were wonderful. And the story had the perfect balance of emotion, chemistry, fun and I couldn't put it down.

Each of these books can be read as complete standalones. Although I highly recommend reading them all because they have all been great. Hopefully there are more to come because I can't get enough of these characters.

 I was offered an advanced copy of this and the blurb had me unable to resist. But then I picked it up and realised that there was obviously a book or two previous that I had missed out on and my nosiness kicked in and I checked it out on Amazon. And discovered that this was indeed book two in the series and that book one was on KU. So I started there and developed a massive crush on Cole so I was even more excited to dive in.

At first, I was wondering if he was still hung up on the whole Rory and Mascen drama and if that was going to annoy me. But thankfully he quickly realised it was a non-issue and he dealt with it so perfectly it just made me crush harder. Because honestly everything he did just made him more and more perfect boyfriend material. He was the sweetest, most considerate hero I have read in a while and I loved him.

Zoey was pretty great herself, but she started off so caught up in her past I thought she needed help to build a bridge. However, she was also able to put her issues into perspective and appreciate the people around her. And watching Cole win her over made me read this with a huge smile on my face.

I am so hoping that Teddy's book is next because that boy has some demons he needs to exorcise. I have a strong feeling that we will get all the laughs between some serious feels and I am there for it.

I saw the promo for Good Guys Don't Win and I had to get my grabby hands on it. Then I read the first few pages and felt like I was missing out on something, so I checked on GoodReads and realised it was book two in the series. Since I had some time with our current Covid restrictions I decided to one click this on KU and read it first and I'm glad I did.

From the start I loved Aurora, AKA Rory. She was so strong and competent and after everything she had been through, I wanted everything to work out perfectly for her. And honestly despite the fact that I wanted Mascen to get a junk punch for most of this book the chemistry between them was electric. 

Mascen really had no reason to be the jackhole that he was, which kind of frustrated me. Obviously, it added to the story but the fact his life had been awesome while Rory's fell apart and he was the bitter one annoyed me. Then he would do something sweet or have a silent epiphany and I would be putty in his hands again.

And now I get to dive into Cole's book which already has me so excited. Especially since he was so awesome in this book.