Reviews for Happy Spank-O-Ween (MF)

This story has the party fun with a mixture of sadness as some over come losses from the past and other must deal with ongoing difficulties. What really stands out is the way that everyone really cares for each other and make a family.

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Suncoast Society, Book 84. Goblins, zombies, and—seriously—ghosts? Another holiday, another Suncoast Society party. This time it’s Seth and Leah hosting, and, as usual, Seth goes crazy with the decorations. Christmas was Kaden’s. But Halloween is now Seth’s. and he knocks it out of the park. The costumes are fantastic. With so many categories (kinky, sexy, traditional, and even puns), it’s hilarious. Seriously? Milo’s so tall he can’t find a costume, but he still wins the puns division. It’s the usual Suncoast mix of friendship, fun, and kink. But wait? Was that…really? A lot of people have already admitted to thinking they’ve seen Kaden, even people who never met him. That’s just impossible. But, again, multiple people see things out of the corners of their eyes or in reflections that convince them Kaden’s still around. But it’s June who’s most affected this year. And it’s not by seeing Kaden. When she sees what she knows is impossible, she knows it’s wishful thinking, right? It’s been decades. How could it be true? Just the possibility makes her heart ache. Is this real? Could June finally find some kind of peace and solace after decades? Or is this just a cruel prank to shatter her heart? The Suncoast Society party books are always such fun. Always sexy, silly, filled with kink, and a treat to read, I adored this one. My heart breaks every single time Kaden’s name comes up in any of the Suncoast Society books, and this was no exception. I literally start crying like I did in The Reluctant Dom (Kaden, Seth, and Leah’s story). There are so many friends, both old and new, in this story. I can’t even begin to list the characters filling this book. Suffice it to say, they’re scattered from throughout the Suncoast Society. I laughed out loud at the silliness and pranks. The costumes are a real hoot. And, as usual, the games are…well, let’s just say interesting and leave it at that. But it’s June’s past, and what happens in this story, that hit me the hardest. I’m not saying anything else about the plot, but Tymber Dalton’s done it again. How she simultaneously makes me giggle, laugh out loud, and cry my heart out in one book is incredible. Yet she does it over and over. I love her books, and this one is another five-star winner! Congratulations, Ms. Dalton! A final note. This is an ADULT book. It contains explicit language and BDSM sexual scenes. If you don't enjoy this genre, this may not be the book for you. There are book synopses and reviews available on Goodreads and all booksellers' websites. Please use these resources. I urge you to leave a review, but with a proviso. Please don’t leave a negative review when you know you won’t enjoy the book. It's not fair to the author. She works hard to provide a quality work product. If you know you'll object to a book's subject matter before you buy it, you're doing yourself and the author an extreme disservice. Thanks for reading my review and happy reading!

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I love the holiday party stories! Seth and Leah host a Halloween play party for the Suncoast Society group. They both agree that a guest from beyond may make himself known. Seth goes all out on the preparations and Leah can only laugh at him and shake her finger at Kaden's picture light-heartedly. Before the party, however, we see how things are going with Ben and Jake- Jake wants Ben to learn pole dancing although Ben is not very coordinated. Meanwhile, Mads is procrastinating on setting a wedding day, much to Fen's dismay. The party itself mostly goes well, with the group finally reporting what they had seen in the past and June has seen that night to Leah. Also, Mal and Kel make an appearance, which is very upsetting to all. I hope we get a story in the future to resolve that situation- one way or another. June and Mark were invited to Fen and Joel's for a Halloween dinner and, on the night that the veil is its thinnest between the living and dead, June thinks she sees something. Fen finally admits to her that her twin July is in the house and helped save him when he was attacked. On the way home she talks to Mark about it and they agree that there may be more to life and death than they originally believed. I love this series and my emotions were all over the place- laughing at Ben and crying at Mal and Kel's situation. Now I can't wait until the next book.

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Loved catching up with the Suncoast group. So sad about Kel and Mal, let her get well and she and Kel be whole again. Glad June and Scyre know about the spirit in Fen and Joel's place. Happy Halloween

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