Mr. Fixit Next Door is the evolution of a writer. Casey gives her sense of humor free reign and gives readers a chance to see a different side to her personality. Terri and Joe are total opposites. He works as a mechanic. Terri always seemed to be destined for more, until an unplanned pregnancy throws her world off course and Joe wants to be the one to break her fall. There's only one thing that stands in the way. Terri's overprotective older brother, who just happens to be Joe's best friend. Packed in with the softer moments is the ever present electricity of a Casey novel and the dramatic obstacles determined to get in the way. Sexy meets sweet and sets out to melt a heart.

Casey heats things up while allowing chaos to guide the way. Doctor Next Door leaves a lasting impression on the heart, funny bone and hormones. Edgar and Daliah are a comedic we dream. She pushes his buttons, she tempts his senses and they clash at every turn. When pent up frustration insists on becoming more, will these enemy neighbors become a perfect match? Prepare for sensory overload, because Doctor Next Door, knows how to get it done.

Baby Fever is the best of Nicole Casey. This series tugs at the heart while tempting the soul. Alphas, babies and the women who love them. From second chances to sneaky heroes and accidental everything, Baby Fever is a wonderful asset to any book shelf.



Marrying the Wrong Twin - Emotionally Stunning! 

Looks can be deceiving. Behind the fabulous life can lurk some ugly truths and Casey puts those facts on full display. My heart broke for Asha. A woman who doesn't quite know how to be a grownup, because the people who say they love her treat her like a pawn in a childish game. Rustin is the one person who sees beyond the broken woman. His choices don't always make him likable, but a bit more understandable. I didn't expect to like this heartbreaking read, but I fell in love with the characters. (5 stars)

Tia and Alex are sugar and spice with addictive results. Roommate Material is the perfect length to be labeled a bullseye to the heart. She's the girl with all the ideas. He's the guy looking for a place to belong. When Tia and Alex are forced to co-habitate is when the sparks really start to fly. Flirty, fierce, funny, fun.

Never have I read a short story packed with the emotional depth of Marrying the Wrong Twin. Looks can be deceiving. Behind the fabulous life can lurk some ugly truths and Casey puts those facts on full display. My heart broke for Asha. A woman who doesn't quite know how to be a grownup, because the people who say they love her treat her like a pawn in a childish game. Rustin is the one person who sees beyond the broken woman. His choices don't always make him likable, but a bit more understandable. I didn't expect to like this heartbreaking read, but I fell in love with the characters.