"What Happens in the Carriage House" would have been a more accurate title.

Sometimes you just need a book where nothing bad happens and everyone is a good person just trying their best. This is that book.

This excellent debut novel has a ton of sexual tension and smart people, which we appreciated, even if their decisions stressed Laine out.

This book has so many trigger warnings and yet is also exceptionally hot? This is pretty much the whole book.

The best way for a man to beg forgiveness when he left you at the altar is to 1) actually grow up and 2) provide multiple organisms.

As promised, we rank all 15 of these books. We felt very differently about this series overall, but the important parts were unanimous.

Is it a man who has always worked for the system and begins to question the system? Are Meg and Laine trash? You bet.

Penvale and Jane agree to get married because they both love the same house, but Jane's hoping she can live in it solo. In excellent romance novel form, she realizes being with Penvale might be better than being alone, but we wish the realization process had been less ambiguously frightening and more explicitly f... More explicit.

We read a dino book, you guys. It was a whole thing (but also not as strange as we were ready for).

We end Maiden Lane with the least angst-y Hoyt ever? There are only three content warnings! Worth it for the reunion at the end alone.