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

He also happens to come from a crime family that has become legitimate. His father was a part of a mafia group, and Vincent wants to have a different image. He’s also a single father and a man she should not want, but unfortunately, she can’t stop thinking about it. He didn’t like how Sasha sneaked out of his bed in Vegas, but now he feels that she’s where he wants her if only she could stay out of his way. At first, Sasha wished she should have the other direction, paid her tab, and then returned to her room, but he was there to confuse her. The two of them are coming in H O T, but also realizing from the first minute that this is not just a one time thing. This couple had everything I love reading about -- they cared for each other, they were honest and the spice was just 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 You went younger last time. I see you’re trying your hand at older tonight. But you’re wrong to keep trying. You don’t need to keep searching for your perfect man.” Sleet Banshee is my favorite out of this series so far. I fell in love with Meghan as a secondary character from the previous two books but I love her even more after reading her story. Sebastian is the goalie and while he has a questionable reputation, he isn't a complete manwhore. He simply isn't into relationships and commitment and is always up front with women from the beginning.

The structure of this book is weird in that the start and end of chapters seems to have nothing to do with time frame? They seemed designed so every chapter ends on a snappy saying or a pretend ‘what will happen?’ rather than then we are moving someplace else in time and space, but there isn’t any consistency so it ends up being more difficult to follow because of it. Zach was such a sweetheart, and was so protective of Izzy, and I loved that. Izzy’s relationship with her dad was also so cute! There really wasn’t much drama between our couple, making this book low on angst (and high on laughs! I laughed out loud several times!). I foresee myself re-reading this one many times in the future as a fun mood booster.

I LOVED that Katelyn had the Sunday brunch with the girls, Meghan, Steph and Izzy and that they were all so supportive of one another.Mr. Sin is the debut in the Sin series. Sasha is in Vegas on a work trip and, while relaxing one night, decides to go to a bar. She hasn’t been with anyone for some time and feels this might be her chance to sin. At the bar, a particular man tries grabbing her becoming more insistent, and this is where Vincent comes in. Vincent saves her from this man, who later takes her to his room for an intense one-night stand. 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. He gets her number and asks her to come to his game the day after. A whole bunch of stuff happens (no spoilers here from me) and she leaves him at the afterparty. Leonie: Handsome, cultured—and a nobleman? There’s no way Henry Grey would be interested in a woman like me. Even if I was his type, I’m sure he’ll marry someone of the same social standing as him. But it can’t hurt a girl to dream, right? Right from the get-go these two hit it off, and despite the misunderstandings of the early stags of dating, they did everything possible to make it work.