Title: Sugar Rush Series: Friend-Zoned #3 Author: Belle Aurora   Release Date: November 21 , 2014 Synopsis Max Leokov has watched the people around him find love. At one point in life, he not only wanted that, but lived for it. He loved once. He loved with all his heart. His heart broken, he was left to care for his young daughter. He deserves a second chance. Helena Kovac has spent years studying. She has worked her ass off to get her degree. She doesn't have time for love. Hell, she doesn't have time to mess around, even. Books and work are her life. Everything else comes second. When Max and Helena join forces to help his daughter, Ceecee, they are shocked at the spark between them. A cynic. A workaholic. When love hits, it hits hard. And sometimes, love hurts. Add to Goodreads

First Act by Belle Aurora Bex's rating: 5 of 5 stars A fabulous novella, Night Fury: First Act held and captivated my attention. The realism and normalcy of Cat is wonderful, to the point where I had nothing but empathy and respect for her character. Belle Aurora has managed to create a world with a kick-arse female lead, one who is flawed and complex. As such, this novella was a pretty spectacular introduction to an amazing series. I went in knowing this book was a novella and mentally prepared myself as I was flicking through, knowing the end was near. And damn, what an ending it is. Belle Aurora has left me on my knees pleading for more, which thank goodness will not be a long wait.

Reviewer: Bex Rating: 5 out of 5 Fairies Friend-Zoned is a wonderful contemporary romance that had me laughing out loud until I peed a little, snorting into my coffee a few times, sobbing on numerous occasions - creating a wonderful fugly mess - and finally left me needing a cold shower! Yes - hot hot hot! I know right! I'm exhausted yet I also feel all warm and snuggling just thinking about Friend -Zoned. The author, Belle Aurora, has created a heartfelt read that has been beautifully crafted and developed. She pushes her characters into realms that were not always easy to follow - hence the fugly mess at times - yet she always managed to bring her characters back to a point where I felt attuned to their development and journey. Her two main characters, Nik and Tina, were so easy to follow and love. Written in first person, the author manages to capture their unique personalities and histories, while ensuring they are human and therefore relatable. The plot develo...