I enjoyed the first two books in Z.A Maxfield’s Men of St. Nacho’s series, so I was happy to pick up the third, A Reluctant Boy-Toy for review. I admit the title did give me pause for thought, but I like the author’s work so I pushed ahead, and for the first two-thirds or so…
Don’t be fooled by the cute cover model and the word “flighty” in the title; Z.A. Maxfield’s A Flighty Fake Boyfriend IS a fun fake relationship story, but it has surprising depth, two strongly characterised leads and packs quite the emotional punch in places, too. Age-gap and fake relationship are two of my favourite tropes…
A Much Younger Man is, as the title would suggest a May/December romance, and it’s the first book in Z.A. Maxfield’s Men of St. Nacho’s series – a spin off of her earlier books set in the small California coastal town of St. Ingacio, (called St. Nacho’s by the locals). It does feature some of…
The St. Nacho’s gay series is set in a small coastal California town where a group of interesting individuals live and for the most part get along peacefully. While there’s a little prejudice and bias, the laid-back community mostly accepts any and all who settle there. In Maxfield’s Jacob’s Ladder, Yasha (AKA Jake) and his…
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