Review
4.5 Stars ~ Review by Teresa
All the novels set in the Men of Smithfield series have a certain New England charm and Sam & Aaron is no different. The language is witty and Sam’s point of view as the “Viking” among his shorter family was entertaining. I loved his slightly crotchety “old man” demeanor despite his young age. Aaron’s mysterious agenda brought excitement and it was a delight to follow Sam follow Aaron. Sam’s sister and friend were well balanced foils and brought a feminine touch to the cast of characters.
If you are up for some semi-public sex, date night cooking lessons, humorous banter, and late night shenanigans, wrapped up in a bit of a mystery, I recommend picking up this book.
Read more at Prism Book Alliance
All the novels set in the Men of Smithfield series have a certain New England charm and Sam & Aaron is no different. The language is witty and Sam’s point of view as the “Viking” among his shorter family was entertaining. I loved his slightly crotchety “old man” demeanor despite his young age. Aaron’s mysterious agenda brought excitement and it was a delight to follow Sam follow Aaron. Sam’s sister and friend were well balanced foils and brought a feminine touch to the cast of characters.
If you are up for some semi-public sex, date night cooking lessons, humorous banter, and late night shenanigans, wrapped up in a bit of a mystery, I recommend picking up this book.
Read more at Prism Book Alliance
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