I admit, I do not understand people that tell every detail of their love life to LITERALLY EVERY WOMAN THEY MET EVER. But I could have been okay with it, IF I DIDN'T HAVE TO READ ABOUT IT. Fate took almost everything from me, but at least I still had my brother, and Saint, my best friend and hopeless crush. Sleet Kitten is the debut in the Sleet series. When Katelyn goes to her cousin’s party to celebrate his political career, she somehow feels out of place and needs to escape without anyone noticing. Her heel breaks while trying to leave after noticing her ex looking so great. She comes up with a plan and sneaks away into the homeowner’s library. The fragile, pathetic kid I used to be is dead and gone. I love the way Saint’s jaw drops when he sees me, like I’m a ghost from his past. and Katelyn was just the right amount of everything -- sweet, funny, awkward in the most adorable of ways and took no sh**t.

Ash aka Sebastian is a intriguing character, loved seeing his insecurities and his inner monologue. Great to see the man’s side of being nervous in a developing relationship

The story is intriguing, with twists to keep you guessing what will happen next. Be sure to get hooked up right from the start to the end. Vincent and Sasha had an instant attraction and great chemistry from the time they met, and what they thought would be a one-night -stand turned into something more once they met again.

Binging is a blessing and also a curse. It gives you so much joy as you're doing it, but it leaves you contemplating the meaning of life once you're done. How do you move on from a series that completely blew your mind? How do you move on from characters you absolutely adored? S.J Tilly is an American romance and contemporary author. Most of her time, she is either reading or writing. S.J loves playing with her dogs and working in the garden. Her novels include the Sin, Sleet, and Darling series.I don't know if it's a consolation but at least he was the first one who dropped the love bomb. But since I'm fuming most of the book, his confession felt so unbelievable and it only made my eyes roll so hard. Throughout the book SJ Tilly weaves a beautiful story of two people with the best intentions who have been burned in their past trying to make it work (also a lot of Zach chasing Izzy which I LOVED, where do I find men like these?? I want to sign up!! 💜) You, Kitten. You are my happiness. The one who makes me a better person. The one I want to see in the stands cheering me on. You are the woman I want at my side. You are my passion." MMC is like the director’s cut version of Prince Charming on Ice. Everything he says, does, thinks, feels is so OTT perfect. A carefully constructed balance of naughty, caveman, gentleman, saint. It’s overload. It’s just not fathomable to be THAT f’ing perfectly dimensional toward the entire spectrum of swoony rainbow female fantasy. Loved the overlapping with Izzy’s book, it gives a much more in-depth view of why/how things happened

I had a feeling SLEET BANSHEE would be my favorite of the series, and I was right! This installment followed Meghan, who I had already come to love as a secondary character in the previous two novels. She is fun, feisty, and so many of her one-liners had me laughing out loud! I went into the book loving her, and I fell even more in love with her getting to spend time in her head. Of all the Sleet ladies, her personality was the closest to mine. Apparently, we would also agree on our choice of men, because we both lost all sanity for Sebastian Leblanc, the goalie of the Sleet team! Sebastian is the hot-as-sin, confident, snarky bad boy that I ALWAYS fall for. This type of man is my kryptonite, especially when they start getting all the soft and lovey feelings! The two worked so well together: their interactions were sexy, provocative, but also really funny. I think this is the installment where the heat factor was hottest, both for the sexual tension and for sexy times. Then we have Meghan, I had so much hope for her book because I really loved her personality from the book 1 and 2. She was strong, feisty, no nonsense woman, and a loving friend in the previous books. But in her own story she went from a likeable character to a freaking weak, doormat, and lust driven FMC. And finally, the hero literally renamed the heroine - her name is Katelyn - does he call her Katelyn or Kate or any variation of her name more than once in this book? No, he calls her Kitten. He calls her Kitten so muuch that all of the other characters (including his mother!) also start calling her Kitten. Jesus, I hated that so much!Every time I see him, or hear him, or touch him...my brain has a little sex aneurysm and goes off line. Maybe it's a brain orgasm. A braingasm." Nissa Lang knows Desmond Stilling is out of her league. He’s a CEO, she’s a teacher. He’s gorgeous, she’s…not. So when her house-sitting gig falls through and Desmond offers her a place to stay for the summer, she vows not to reveal how she’s felt about him since their first–and only–kiss. Sleet Sugar was the perfect sequel to this series! We now follow Isabelle, the coach's daughter AKA Izzy, and Zach, the NHL player and their not only a one-night-stand romance! We jump right into their first date with a hot night of sex that, through happy chance and strong sexual attraction, turns into an addictive romance!

You’re mine, Baby. You got that? Mine. You can run and force me to chase, or you can just let me catch you. Your choice. But I will get you. Because you're my Banshee.”But fate wasn’t finished with me. A fire started by my brother’s enemies claimed half my face, and then I had to go through literally losing my brother. He wonders how she managed to catch his attention in a matter of hours, something that he has never experienced before. Since Katelyn has never watched The Godfather movie, they decide to watch it together, but soon after, she falls asleep.