Mafia King’s Bride by AJ Summers

 MAFIA KING’S BRIDE is true to the arranged marriage between enemies trope. Ana does the spitfire well without being too spoiled. Dimitri is the classic cold, calculating Bratva pakhan. There are rivalries, threats of war, kidnapping sprinkled with opulence, indulgence and eventual romance.

Twins For Doctor Bad Boy by AJ Summers

TWINS FOR DO TOR BAD BOY is a fairly typical single dad that doesn’t do commitments knocking up his best friend’s sister. I appreciated the attention to detail the author used for the medical field. I also like that there was an adequate amount of spice, drama, and a touch of jealousy.

The PUCKING Fake Boyfriend by A.J. Summers

What enticed me to read THE PUCKING FAKE BOYFRIEND was how much I liked the second book in the series, PUCKING Bad Boy.  They are a like because of the hockey and the alpha-hole. Alex, however, is one that pollinates many flowers, and one of those flowers became quite thorny making his life and career miserable.

Brit is a very interesting female character that has hid her true personality from everyone until she takes advantage of an opportunity for a fake relationship with Alex to thwart a marriage set up by her father.

It’s an entertaining story with feisty conflict, spicy encounters, and reluctant romance. I’d read more in this series.

The Pucking Bad Boy by A.J. Summers

Let’s see - grumpy alpha, single mom to his secret baby, hockey, and transforming the guy that grew up in an abusive environment? It’s THE PUCKING BAD BOY, and it’s all good.

The story is well written with the kind of purposeful transformation that could be considered inspiring. When we first meet Reggie he seems very insightful about people and their motivations. Harper turns that around on him in the best way revealing a character to admire. What kept me reading was how he was going to react to his son and it was not a disappointment.