Sinful Nights: Peaches book 3: Ashley Rayne

The third book in the Peaches series, Sinful Nights, is the CUTEST & squishiest no angst romance I have read in a long time.

Oakley and Cole are best friends, and have been since they were 5. They've done everything together, and everything is perfect.

Y'all these dummies are in love, and don't even know. They are so oblivious, that when they finally kiss... it's electric.

The cast of characters was, as always, entertaining. The plot of this one is basically: will these dummies figure it out? And then they do!

Very very very cute. Very sweet. Feel good, childhood besties to lovers. Did I mention it was sweet? So. Damn. Sweet.

● best friends to lovers
● they think they're straight
● maybe that's why dating doesn't work out
● because you two ARE IN LOVE
● dancer (stripper)/call center worker
● they were roommates
● even their moms ship them
● lingerie
● demisexual rep
● found family (the boys that work at Peaches)




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