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A review by sammy_lou
Christmas on Firefly Hill by Garrett Leigh
5.0
★★★★½
I fell in love with this story and these two amazing me. Logan & Remy meet at a festival and their connection is instant. They may have only spent a few minutes together and shared a Kiss, but it left a mark on both of their hearts.
A few months later they end up meeting again and the spark is still there and just as strong. A lot has happened to Remy since their meeting and he's struggling. After an accident seriously injured him, he is facing hard times. He rents a workshop from Logan's Uncle which happens to be up the hill from his house. They keep bumping into each other and start to form a friendship.
Remy is amazing with Logan's twin sons, Billy & Sam. He wants to remain independent, but Logan can't help interfering. He offers him a meal, which then leads to a Kiss. I loved watching their relationship progress and you knew they would eventually explode. These two are so hit and heavy and their sex scenes are off the chart. They just click together and that runs into the bedroom.
They both have hangups, and this leads them to constantly worry about things, such as what their relationship actually means. Logan finds it hard to put his feelings into words and I loved how patient Remy was with him. Logan was also amazing with Remy and tried not to push his boundaries.
The small bit of angst was near the end, but it was over quickly and it leads them to finally admit their feelings. They just stole my heart and so did Logan's twins. I just really need Locke's book, Logan's twin brother, and also Galen's story too. I'm loved the ending and was sad to see it end.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.
I fell in love with this story and these two amazing me. Logan & Remy meet at a festival and their connection is instant. They may have only spent a few minutes together and shared a Kiss, but it left a mark on both of their hearts.
A few months later they end up meeting again and the spark is still there and just as strong. A lot has happened to Remy since their meeting and he's struggling. After an accident seriously injured him, he is facing hard times. He rents a workshop from Logan's Uncle which happens to be up the hill from his house. They keep bumping into each other and start to form a friendship.
Remy is amazing with Logan's twin sons, Billy & Sam. He wants to remain independent, but Logan can't help interfering. He offers him a meal, which then leads to a Kiss. I loved watching their relationship progress and you knew they would eventually explode. These two are so hit and heavy and their sex scenes are off the chart. They just click together and that runs into the bedroom.
They both have hangups, and this leads them to constantly worry about things, such as what their relationship actually means. Logan finds it hard to put his feelings into words and I loved how patient Remy was with him. Logan was also amazing with Remy and tried not to push his boundaries.
The small bit of angst was near the end, but it was over quickly and it leads them to finally admit their feelings. They just stole my heart and so did Logan's twins. I just really need Locke's book, Logan's twin brother, and also Galen's story too. I'm loved the ending and was sad to see it end.
I received a copy of this book from Gay Romance Reviews, and this is my honest review.