Adult readers only. Average plot line based around smut with an enemies to lovers arranged marriage and murder mystery twist. I read the first book heathens away back and the idea of “the hunt “ and heathens hallow was intriguing so I decided to read the second book in the series.

Suspenseful and twisted story of a law student/tennis player who spends the summer teaching tennis in an exclusive gated community. His plan is to make some money--and maybe some connections--while studying for the bar exam, but he gets way more than he bargained for when he meets Catherine. He methodically manages the situation he's in, until he makes a massive mistake and is then forced to figure out how to play the match, so to speak.

This book had several stories concerning some of the lesser stories and characters. It was a quick and enjoyable read, especially during The Outlander Drought.

This book connected the whole series together. The characters all showed their love and care for one another which was so fun to read.

New Arrivals at the Loch did a wonderful job of bringing all the different characters and their storylines to a close. I was truly bummed when I finished this book because there won’t be any more stories from Loch Lannick!

I love the retelling of Greek myths, especially those that are less known. Jennifer Saint does a good job of that. She stays truer to the myths than other books.

I LOVE Ash and Sera! Sera and her internal battles are so relatable, and hit me hard! The end of this book was such a cliffhanger and I can’t wait to start the next one.

The heroine of this book has repressed memories of her own child abuse. During the investigation of multiple murders, she recovers her memories and solves the murders. It shows how children of child abuse grow up to be abusers if they do not receive the appropriate therapy.

A heart-pounding, emotional ending to the duology that I devoured in less than a day. I loved these characters and the relationships between them.

The book describes how a number of medical discoveries were made, the people who made the discoveries and how those discoveries were (or were not) accepted by the medical community at the time. It is written in plain, easy to understand language and following the explanation of each discovery, he summarizes the information making it very easy to follow the history. If you are interested in how and why things happen I think you will enjoy this book.