Water, Air, Earth, Fire by Riley Nash

This is the perfect series if you’re looking for a series that’s more on the angsty side, with opposites attract, hurt / comfort and characters that have been through a lot.

4 / 4 books published
Interconnected standalones
2 novellas available (And All Their Stars & All Is Bright)

Riley Nash really put my heart through the wringer with this series! He truly excels at writing characters that are on the verge of falling apart, and there is always a sense of desperation in his stories that has a tendency to reel me in. And while it might feel a bit hopeless at times, there are always happy endings.

This series had me both laughing and crying, and I fell completely in love the characters and stories. I don’t like picking favourites, but Gray and Jonah from Make Me Fall will always have a special place in my heart.

If you enjoy stories that have a bit of angst to them and haven’t read these books yet, I highly recommend checking them out!

Hold Me Under

I hate that I look for him whenever he’s not here. I hate the relief when he appears, like all the bad ways he makes me feel are the only anchor I have.

opposites attract
hate to love
hurt / comfort
past trauma
fake dating

Make Me Fall

“You’re not alone.” I whisper into his hair, finding the courage now that he can’t hear me. “No one thinks I’m worth anything, but I’m going to prove that I can take care of you like you take care of me. We’re in this together.”

age gap
grumpy / sunshine
sexual discovery
disability rep
piercings

Show Me Wonders

I’ll find you someday.

And on that day, I will show you the wonder of a world where we never have to say goodbye again.

double sexual discovery
shared trauma
mental health
second chance
single dad

Teach Me To Sin

If being in love means that the hurt you feel with them is better than the happiness you feel without them, then I’m afraid I might be well and truly lost. The kind of lost where no amount of running and breaking will ever turn me back into the man I was before.