The Christmas Throwaway – RJ Scott … All the Festive Feels! I did really like this a lot. It makes the writing flow so well, it’s hard to find a reason to put the thing down, and that’s on top of the compelling story and the gorgeous sexytimes! Can’t wait to read the rest. One thing I really like about these is the pacing. Each book deals with a different couple involved in a really good intrigue.

The Only Easy Day (Sanctuary Book 2) – RJ Scottįace Value (Sanctuary Book 3) – RJ Scott … I read these one after another so they feel very much like chapters to me. Guarding Morgan (Sanctuary Book 1) – RJ Scott I loved this one possibly more than the first. However, it was handled in such a brilliant way that it didn’t distract me from the story at all. It ended up being with some trepidation, as it had some triggering subject matter in there. Last Marine Standing (Heroes Book 2) – RJ Scott … I was eager to dive into this after the first instalment. The story is seriously good and…well, everything about it is good. I did wanna slap one of the MCs pretty much every other chapter, but that was part of what made it so much fun. Enjoyed it so so much.Ī Reason to Stay (Heroes Book 1) – RJ Scott … So it turns out RJ Scott’s series are a little itty bit addictive. It’s achingly sad in parts and joyful too in its own way.

Loved the setting, the premise, the characters, the execution…this is just a brilliant story, masterfully told. Passing Through – Jay Nothcote … This was brilliant. Always happy to receive recommendations in the comments.Ĭold Feet – Jay Northcote … A little Festive tale that I found to be sweet and gentle, with an ending that made my little heart swell. My personal opinions will undoubtedly differ from yours, and they’re no reflection on the authors or their work, simply my own thoughts.įive Stars are given to those books that I wanted to start reading again the moment they ended. This is just a list of what I read and what I thought about it. Please bear in mind that I’m not a reviewer.

A Reason To Stay by R.J. Scott