Miles by Tilly Ridge & C.S. Silverne 

My Rating: 🟊🟊🟊🟊🟊

Spice Rating: 🌶🌶🌶

Blurb: 

Horses. Barn Maintenance. Training cowboys. Being a widowed father.

That’s my life, and the likelihood of that changing is slim.

At least, that’s what I thought.

Until them—Kayla and Collin.

My newest employees, who happen to be dating.

And living with me.

It never should have been an issue… but one night and too much whiskey changed everything. Now I’m walking away with a tattoo for my one true love and foggy memories of a night so forbidden, I’m questioning my entire existence.

But what’s even worse than my identity crisis?

It’s not recording our night or posting it online. And it’s not the guilt from finally moving on either.

No.

It’s the fact that my employees are the ones who rocked my world.

And now I want them more than anything.

My Review:

Miles took me on such a fun ride, and I loved how much story Tilly Ridge and C.S. Silverne packed into such a short book. The world and characters pulled me in quickly, and even though I finished wishing I could stay with them a little longer, the story never felt rushed or incomplete. If this universe ever gets expanded, I would happily come back for more.

This novella fully embraces its bold, wild energy, and that is exactly what made it so addictive. The chemistry, the tension, and the heat all hit hard, making it the kind of quick read that leaves a lasting impression. If you enjoy steamy romance with big emotions and a little chaos, this one is so easy to fall into.

Kayla grabbed my attention right away. Losing her job gives the story an instant spark, but it is her confidence, strength, and commanding presence that made me want to keep reading. The connection between Kayla, her boyfriend, and their boss brings in all the tension and cowboy romance appeal, and the MMF dynamic gives the story so much heat and emotion in such a short space.

 

The audiobook made the whole experience even more enjoyable. The narration brought out the sensuality and emotion of the story in a way that made it easy to get swept up in every moment. And the bloopers at the end were such a fun surprise they made me laugh and added an extra bit of charm to an already memorable listen.