So, the past few months as been an interesting/scary time for us all, hasn’t it? And I am still scared out of my mind that the UK will go into a second national lockdown (let’s not talk politics now. I don’t think I can handle writing politics on the blog). So, I wanted to talk about one of the series I have been reading throughout lockdown and me being furlodge. Yes, I binged
The Old Kingdom series by Garth Nix and loved revisiting this world, but how about a new series? Something that wasn’t on my radar till just before lockdown…
Four Bears Construction series by K.M. Neuhold came on my radar by fluke. The first book in the series,
Caulky, popped up on my Amazon under that “
Inspired By” and, yes, the cover for it is very eye-catching [
insert gif of Blanche from Golden Girls here] and the synopsis catch my attention so, on a whim, I bought it and read it. And had such fun that I have continued with the series…
The Four Bear Construction series is an adult MM romance series, which has little to no angst (though there is angst. The first and fourth books are quite sweet, while the second and the third has a slightly angsty edge) and they all end with a Happy Ever After.
So, yeah, this is VERY not me. I mean, straight-up romances aren’t my usual go-to for reads, but you have seen in the past that I have tried to dip my toe into romance. Sometimes, it works and I have had a blast, other times have been… well…
So why is this series the series I have hooked into? I have no idea. But this series, as well as my reread of Garth Nix’s The Old Kingdom, has been my COVID-19 series go-to.
Now, I have blogged my thoughts of the first two books in the series -
Caulky and
Nailed (the links for them are
here and
here!) - but I haven’t for the third nor the fourth -
Hardwood and
Screwed - but that was due to sudden, much needed blog break (though
Hardwood did get a tiny write-up on my
Goodreads and will probably do the same with
Screwed once I get my brain in order. But then, am writing this post so …)
So, in case you haven’t any of my posts, let’s do a quick skim over the four books. Now, before I go any further, you can read these as standalones as each book focuses on one romance, but if you read the whole series, certain events make more sense.