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Review: Refuge at Clifftop by K.L. Noone

Rating: 4.25 stars Buy Links: Amazon | iBooks | Amazon UK Length: Novella Ryan, John, and Holiday are happily settled in together, especially now that they are all publicly fighting on the same si…

Such a lovely review for Refuge!

“Noone does a great job building the intensity here as the men worry over one another and fear losing each other. There is a nice depth here that balances well with the fun superhero trope and the sexy connection among them all.The story leaves us in a great place and I could read on and on about these men happily. I am eagerly waiting for more...”

Yay!!!

(and here’s the Amazon link just in case this sounds interesting!)

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Thanks to Sue at Joyfully Jay for this lovely review of Throw His Heart Over!

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Aubrey Warren doesn’t understand the concept of vacations. A survivor of the workhouses and rough living, Aubrey views work as protection against all the horrors he managed to escape. But with the mill being rebuilt and fitted for electricity, Aubrey has no choice but to try and enjoy his time off. Luckily, he’s doing so with his lover, Sir Lindsey Althorp, and while the love they share is stalwart, both men still struggle to bridge the gap between their varied life experiences.

When Lindsey introduces Aubrey to the gentlemanly pursuit of horse riding, he hopes it will be a hobby they can share. But an accident leaves Aubrey fighting for life and Lindsey faced with the very real possibility of losing the man he loves. ...

Sebastian Nothwell is quickly developing into an exceptional historical romance writer and one whose books I eagerly await. Throw His Heart Over is a sweet follow up to Mr Warren’s Profession and it was fun to visit with Aubrey and Lindsey again. I’m interested to see how their relationship continues to evolve and change!

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Throw His Heart Over is available wherever fine ebooks are found!

Amazon • Barnes & Noble • Kobo • Overdrive • Smashwords

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Rating: 4.75 stars Aubrey Warren counts himself lucky to have his clerk position. He works hard to keep as far away from his old life as possible. In a perfect world, he wants to be an engineer, but he would be a fool to walk away from the stability his current work provides. When a new owner takes over the mill, Aubrey finds himself under the gaze of Lindsey Althorp. ...

Thanks so much to Sue at JoyfullyJay.com for reviewing Mr Warren’s Profession!