Family Camp by Eli Easton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This was so very adult summer camp in all of the fabulous, sweet, new romance kind of ways. With s'mores!

At 32, Geo has decided to get his life in order. He's fostering two kids, 12 and 5. It's been a month, but he's hoping to adopt them as his own. And he's trying soooooo hard to be the best dad he can. So, why not spend a week together at a family summer camp?

Travis is a MLB player for the Padres. He's one of the 8 adopted foster kids of the Mayhew family and spends a week a year at their family camp. It's a great time to get in touch with his family again and rest a bit during the season. But this year, he's unable to take his eyes off the new dad with his kids.

This was a very fun, cute, light read with all the feels of a new romance. It was fluffy and funny. There were fun family bonding and teaching moments. It was full of campfires and stargazing. Very low angst. High on feels.

This book is the perfect fit for a nice, relaxing sweet story with a bit of steam. Totally recommended.

*Galley copy generously provided by the author in exchange for an honest review. Cross posted to http://gaybook.reviews/*

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Merry Christmas, Mr. Miggles by Eli Easton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

My teeth ache from the sweet.

This totally reminded me of an old movie that I can't think of where the town was saved. Anyway, it's the sweet story of a town librarian who is under scrutiny for abusing a child. His assistant librarian gathers the town together in an effort to support him and his work as well as show their appreciation for everything he gives to them.

There were so many moments in this story that I sighed blissfully including this exchange:

"Not having a heart attack are you?"

"Merely a heart resorting, I think."

"Are you making room for me in there?"

Awwwwww.

Seriously. If you haven't read this yet, do. It's wonderful.

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