LA REVIEWS I SEE YOU...BY MOLLY MCADAMS

Molly McAdams, how I love you! You could probably write a grocery store list and I'd buy it. Even though you shredded my soul in Taking Chances and Stealing Harper, I absolutely adore you.

Sometimes after you read a book, you still feel it even after you're done with it. That's the kind of book I See You is. I just started thinking about it after having finished it a few weeks ago and I got that feeling in my chest like, omg I love this story and I could read it over and over again. And that's exactly what I did.

Imagine one night with a boy so amazing that you couldn't forget it. One night so mind blowing you came back the next week to find the boy you promised you'd forget about. But just like he said he was gone. Only you can't forget him. Even after you find a perfectly wonderful boyfriend, you can't forget those dark eyes, or that lean, muscled body. You remember the way he made you feel in bed that night, when you shouldn't be thinking about him. 

That's exactly how Aurora Wilde feels in I See You. She decides one night to go out and be the kind of girl she wasn't. One night to let loose before senior year, and she meets him. He didn't even tell her his name. But even after ten months, she remembers everything about him.

Ten months later she runs into him again. Only now she's with her boyfriend Declan, who happens to be very good friends with Aurora's mystery man. Now that dark eyed stranger has a name. It's Jentry Michaels and let me just tell you he is about the swoon worthiest book boyfriend I've had all year. 

So now the man you've been dreaming about for almost a year, comes back into the picture. And guess what? He hasn't forgotten you either. He couldn't possibly forget the girl with the violet eyes. Only here's the problem. You're dating someone he considers his brother. And even though you love your boyfriend, you keep remembering how Jentry made you feel. How he was hard and soft. How he bit you and then softly kissed over the bite. Oh my, is it getting hot in here?

I See You has an interesting time line. You go from the near past to the far past and then to the present. All the while Molly McAdams weaves this story that is complicated and beautiful. Jentry and Aurora can't hide their attraction from each other, but they battle their attraction because of their love for Declan.

The back story of Declan and Jentry's relationship gives you an idea of Jentry's troubled past and also introduces you to other key players in the story. There's Linda, she's Declan's mom and she's a terrible person. She spends three quarters of the book making Aurora feel bad about her self. She does mean underhanded things that Aurora tries to hide from everyone. Only one of the boys sees what's going on. Get it? I See You? Then there's Jentry's sister, and she is just a hot mess that intrudes on Declan and Jentry's lives time after time.

I'm getting too carried away, but that's what happens when I love a book! I'm trying so hard not to give you details because it's a story you really want to read. I have already reread because....Jentry....Just Jentry. 

There's drama, tears, and angst, but most of all there's love. A love that one can only hope to get in their lifetime.

I will leave you with this. There's a part of the story and I'm not saying when, but it is so sexy I have read it over and over again. Jentry's kissing down Aurora's neck and growls. Then she asks him a question and his raspy voice growls, "Aurora...yeah." I. Just. Can't. 

Five hard and soft stars for Molly McAdams and I See You.

LA REVIEWS HIT THE SPOT BY J. DANIELS

If you read J. Daniels Four Letter Word, you've already met Jamie McCade and Tori Rivera. If you haven't read it, what are you waiting for? Seriously, go one click it now and read it ASAP. It should definitely be at the top of your TBR. As soon as you finish Four Letter Word, you need to start Hit The Spot which is Tori and Jamie's story.

Tori and Jamie have a love/hate relationship all through Four Letter Word. Jamie's mission in life is to get with the sexy beauty he calls Legs and Tori well she pretty much does everything she can to discourage Jamie. Which includes dropping his food on the floor of the kitchen at the restaurant she works at in hopes that he'll catch some horrible disease and chopping down the womanizing surfer boy every chance she gets.

Even though she's taken at the moment, Tori can't overlook Jamie's model good looks. Dirty blonde, longish surfer hair, tanned and toned body and those dimples. Don't forget the dimples, every time he smiles that brilliant smile. Let me interject here. Jamie's hotness comes right through J. Daniels writing. I could picture the hair, the body and the smile and I was more than smitten. Did I mention the surfing? Because yeah, there's that too.

Their back and forth banter through most of the story will keep you laughing. You'll realize there's so much more to Jamie than being a spoiled, womanizing surfer boy. You'll become a cheerleader for Jamie and want Tori to come to her senses and just get with that boy. Just like Tori's best friend Sydney did in Four Letter Word.

Then just when you think Tori's going to give Jamie a chance, he goes and does something super stupid and just ruins everything. But never fear, Jamie's been chasing after Legs for nine months and he's not about to give up.

After a smallish bump in the road Tori and Jamie's relationship takes a small twist. Jamie bets Tori that he can have her begging him for sex. Tori, not one to back down from a challenge bets she can have Jamie begging. The shenanigans that ensue between the two of them are not only sexy but laugh out loud funny.

We know Tori is a take no BS kind of chick, especially with all the nonsense she went through with boyfriend in the beginning of Hit The Spot. Jamie gets to her soft and as much as Tori tries to fight it, her walls begin to come down.

I would have never lasted as long as Tori did in the contest she and Jamie started. I would have be begging many chapters sooner. When they finally get together, their sex is smoking hot. The two have crazy chemistry to begin with and Jamie is like the energizer bunny. He can go and go and go. And Lord he is good at EVERYTHING!

Just when you think Tori and Jamie are on their way to a happily ever after, there's another bump. It causes Jamie to walk away and Tori to put her walls back up. Will they work it out or will Jamie go back to his womanizing ways?

Just an FYI Jamie McCade and Brian Savage are two of my favorite book boyfriends of 2016. I don't know if I could pick between them because they're both so delicious. 

I love my Bama boys, but the new guys in town are my latest addiction. Five swooning stars for J. Daniels and Hit The Spot.

LA REVIEWS ROAD TO NOWHERE...BY M. ROBINSON

Have you ever finished reading a book and instantly wanted to start it all over again? That's what happened the second I finished Road To Nowhere by M. Robinson. Like everything I have read by M, this book did not disappoint. Monica is a fantastic storyteller who weaves an intricate tale you just can't put down. 

I knew Road To Nowhere would be special to me. Almost exactly one year ago to date I read Complicate Me and fell in instalove with Lucas Ryder and the writing of Monica Robinson. So I knew Lucas' daughter's story would also be special to my heart.

Once again Monica outdoes herself telling a story that is at times funny (anytime the Good Ol' Boys are together), heartbreaking and hopeful. Road To Nowhere is told over the span of six years. From the day Creed Jameson and Mia Ryder meet up until... well I'll save that for you to read.

If you were a little confused about Mia's situation at the end of El Diablo, don't worry everything will be cleared up and you'll understand why Road To Nowhere is Mia and Creed's story.

If you're into MC guys, Creed is your guy. Perfect, from his extremely goods looks and sexy body to the ink that covers him. I think the way he speaks, especially when he leaves out pronouns is super hot. His confidence and swagger also add to Creed's super sexiness.

Of course, Monica gives him an incredible storyline. He's befallen by some terrible tragedies in his life. Yes M I cried. You get me every time. Creed's life is a very dark place. Even before he realizes it, a young Mia Ryder brings light into the darkness of his life.

Speaking of young Mia Ryder. She meets Creed when she's nine years old and she is a sassy, spitfire who isn't afraid to speak up to anyone.  Including the scary Devil's Reject that crosses her path on day at her mom's restaurant. Funny thing is, Mia doesn't find Creed scary and even though there's a nine year age difference between them, Mia finds a way to get under Creed's skin.

Which leads me to the incredible sexual tension between Creed and Mia. Obviously not when she's nine years old, but as a teenager, Mia kept being harder and harder to resist. Keep on the look out for Mia and Creed's scene on the motorcycle. That is blazing hot!

I'm always amazed to read how Monica brings characters from her different books into play. And in Road To Nowhere, she effortlessly weaves together The Good Ol Boys, Martinez and now a whole new crew in the Devil's Rejects. I love the way she links everyone together. Mason and Creed are friends because their moms are bffs.

Monica Robinson has a gift for bringing characters to life. You feel their emotions. You grow attached to these characters on pages and invite them into your real life. I know because I've been in total love with Mia's dad Lucas for a year now. 

Road To Nowhere was everything I hoped it would be and more. In one short year, Monica Robinson has become one of my go to authors. I can't wait to read what she comes up with next!

An absolute five star review for Road To Nowhere.

LA REVIEWS FOUR LETTER WORD...BY J. DANIELS

All I want in life is for Brian Savage to be my boy. No seriously, I'm not kidding. Have you read Four Letter Word by J. Daniels yet? I didn't think J. could make me love a book boyfriend more than I love Benjamin Kelly, but she absolutely did. 

Brian Savage....OMG. He is absolute perfection. The way he looks, the way he talks, his body, made me crazy. And let me tell you, this boy in the bedroom, holy hotness! The way he took care of his girl, made me wish I was Sydney more than anything on the planet.

Now that I've thoroughly gushed over the very sexy Brian Savage, I can get down to the story. Sydney Whittaker is taken by surprise by her husband and high school sweetheart when he tells her he's no longer in love with her.

Syd packs up her life and finds herself at her best friend Tori's place in North Carolina. Tori has her own man problems and because Syd is such a good friend, she puts her problems aside and takes on Tori's problem and that's when the fun really begins.

A wrong number, an angry rant filled with naughty language and one very turned on recipient of said phone call start the wild adventure. Brian can't get the girl that made the phone call out of his mind. She was sexy, she was feisty and he's pretty much gone for Syd from that first conversation.

Only from the beginning, Brian tells himself he can't have this woman. As much as she intrigues him, Brian Savage truly believes he was never made to have someone to love. He's been punishing himself for years over a mistake he made. A horrible mistake that has caused him to basically stop living and do something he truly doesn't want to do to atone for his sins.

It all changes once he decides as much as he could never give her everything she deserves, Brian can no longer resist Sydney and the two begin a very unique relationship. A relationship where Brian sets up lots of boundaries to protect Sydney from him.

I have to mention, I have loved J. Daniels since I met Ben Kelly in the Alabama Summer series. I didn't think I could possibly love anyone more than Ben, until I met Brian Savage. Don't get me wrong, Ben is still one of my top all time book boyfriends, but Brian is just so sexy and swoon worthy, page after page he just made me melt into a puddle.

Without giving away too much, I will also tell you that in the bedroom or outside up against a fence, Brian Savage amps up his sexy a million degrees. Believe me when I say I honestly wish I was Sydney and was super jealous of her sexy time with Brian.

Four Letter Word, is not all funny rants and sexy time. It has angst and sorrow that will choke you up and hurt your heart. But, J. Daniels is one of my go to authors for a reason. She tells a great story, with characters you will totally fall in love with. 

Five huge lip smacks for J. Daniels and Four Letter Word. I love this series and will be posting my review for Hit The Spot ASAP! ❤❤