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Grumbler’s Ride (Satan’s Devils MC San Diego #2) by Manda Mellett – Review by Brittany Porter

Grumbler's Ride (Satan's Devils MC San Diego #2)Grumbler’s Ride by Manda Mellett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

I read Grumbler’s Ride as a stand-alone, and was not disappointed. This is my first novel from this author, so I was a little hesitant. Since this is the second in the series, it took some time to read past the background story, but not so much to put the book down. Many romance stories involve 20-something or even 30-something aged characters, so I was a little surprised to read that Grumbler is nearing 60! However, the silver fox on the cover truly depicts the sexiness of this character. I think the author did a great job of portraying the mindset, maturity, and “experience” of a man Grumbler’s age. Reading about the challenges and blossoming relationship of Grumbler and Mary was a fun ride that neither of them saw coming, including me! Great read!

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Moonlit Whisper by Amy McKinley – Review by Brittany Porter

Moonlit Whisper (An Irish Romance)Moonlit Whisper by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’m not usually a fan of love triangles, as those types of storylines often involve characters that are prone to infidelity and lead to broken hearts. However, Moonlit Whisper by Amy McKinley was something pleasantly different. The characters, Fiona, Connor, and Lachlan are well developed, despite this being a short novella. You truly get the sense that things worked out the way they should have in the end, without feeling guilt for the third party. I would love to read sequels to this short story and get to know these likeable characters even more.

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Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance) (Moonlit Destination Series) by Amy McKinley – Review by Brittany Porter

Moonlit Kiss (A Venice Romance)Moonlit Kiss by Amy McKinley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I’m thrilled to have discovered Amy McKinley through reading Moonlit Kiss. As my first book from this author, I didn’t know what to expect, and was a little hesitant to start, but let me say that I was blown away. The way this author develops her main characters, Giana and Sergio, and draws you right into Venice with them, is second to none. The tragic history behind this love story just gives the characters more reason to fight for their happy ending. The author has a way with knowing how to include just enough detail to draw you in and keep the reader enthralled from start to finish. I can’t say enough goods things about this book. If I had to make one minor suggestion, I would have liked to see more Italian and French language squeezed in here and there, given the characters lineage, but that’s just my preference. Don’t miss this book!

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