Exiliado de su manada cuando apenas era un adolescente, el lobo omega Simon Moorehead aprende a dejar de lado su naturaleza amable en pos de su supervivencia.
Word Count: 35,375
TJ y Finn siempre han sido amigos y desde hace muchos años mantienen una relación formal y feliz.
Word Count: 5,000
Dos hombres lobo se unen para liderar su manada y construir una familia.
Word Count: 38,800
Dos hombres que comparten la misma historia y una atracción mutua deben ser honestos con ellos mismos y con el otro para que sus sueños se vuelvan realidad.
Word Count: 30,000
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I really loved watching these two rediscover why they worked so well when they were a couple and also figuring out what came between them in the first place. I loved these two so much, Richard likes being in control and Todd thrives on that. Even though this book is on the shorter side and I finished in one sitting, it is one of those that I know I will be re-reading many times, like when I need a hug. Just like most all of Cardeno’s books this is one I definitely recommend if you want something sweet, hot in that alpha male “just do what I say cause I know what is best for you” way. You won’t regret it.
I am a big fan of this author’s work. Cardeno C creates characters that stay with you and the romances are sweet and sometimes hard fought for. Rough Edges is a perfect example of the fight for the happy ever after. This romance is a story of real perseverance, especially on Brent’s part.
The book was a fantastic read, and since I got my hands on the audio version, even better. This will be a repeat when I feel the need to know that there is someone out there that could love a chubby person no matter what. Because in this day in age is very hard to believe you will find such a person, but books like this one makes me believe there is hope.
A stunning five star read that will make you fall in love with Jason, short temper and all, and with Abe, sweet gorgeous man forever.
Jesse’s Diner was so refreshing to read. I loved how well the story flowed and how easy it was to connect to the characters.