Okay, seriously.
The Cocktail Series by Alice Clayton is laugh-out-loud funny!
When I first read
Wallbanger, I was laughing so hard that my husband actually came to check on me to make sure I wasn’t losing my mind. This is such an excellent series! I thought each book was so entertaining. Sweet, emotional, sexy, and funny all rolled into one. They’re well written with witty characters that have
the best banter and really draw you in. I felt like I knew these people and wanted to hang out with them. There are just so many amazing moments throughout each story with an incredible build, I couldn't get enough. If you need a laugh and want an incredible love story, then any book from this series is the way to go!
Wallbanger (#1) – Amazon | My Review
Rusty Nailed (#2) – Amazon | My Review
Screwdrivered (#3) – Amazon | My Review
Mai Tai’d Up (#4) – Amazon | My Review
Last Call (#4.5) – Amazon | My Review
Note: Each book is a standalone but as always, I recommend reading them in order just because I’m a fan of seeing character introductions and crossovers take place.
If you do read out of order, here’s what you should know: Wallbanger, Rusty Nailed, and Last Call feature Simon and Caroline. Yes, they’re standalone stories but I would highly recommend reading them in order. Most definitely read Last Call last since it’s the conclusion of Simon and Caroline’s story and the series.
Alice Clayton worked in the cosmetics industry for over a decade before picking up a pen (read: laptop). She enjoys gardening but not weeding, baking but not cleaning up, and finally convinced her long-time boyfriend to marry her. Now, about that Bernese Mountain dog...
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