Things you need for a good Block Party:

1. Awesome food

2. Great Music

3. Fun games

4. A secret spot to meet up with your even-more-secret girlfriend.

Liam Edenhoff is a simple creature. He likes women, tacos, and more women. As long as he has those in his life, everything is good. He's finally realizing maybe he's just not cut out for relationships - surely there's got to be a woman out there who'd be okay with roof top margaritas, casual encounters, and no attachments.

Enter a new neighbor - one who is allergic to commitment and prefers her relationships casual. She's seen him at his worst and is still willing to play his games, on three conditions - discretion is a must, casual is key, and absolutely no drama. Sounds like the perfect arrangement. What could go wrong?

Famous last words when dealing with neighbors.

Length: 334 pages	Word Wise: Enabled	Enhanced Typesetting: Enabled
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Publisher : BattleAxe Productions (17 December 2017)
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File Size : 499 KB
Print Length : 334 pages
Language: : English
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ASIN : B078GBR5L3
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Page Numbers Source ISBN : 1981707212
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More Liam? Yes Please!

Reviewed in Australia on 19 December 2017

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More Liam Edenhoff? Let me at him!

If you have read my reviews, you know that I was not a big fan of book 2, The Neighborhood, however more of Liam made this a no brainer for me.

And I am pleased to say that I really enjoyed Block Party. I have adored Liam through through the whole series so far, and I wanted him to find his HEA. He needs a HEA.

I completely and utterly adored who he ends up with. Completely unexpected, but just so perfect for him.

Not going to lie, I still really, really, really dislike Wulf. Not sure if I am supposed to hate him, but every time he turns up on the page I just want to slam my fist through my kindle!

There is great set up for the next book in the series. Oh boy, that one is going to be a ride and a half!

Can't wait for the next installment. Bring. It. On.

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No Blockout

Reviewed in Australia on 9 April 2018

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We all want Liam to have a HEA. However the choice is so unexpected. They say opposites attract but these two both have a connection on a deeper level.
He needed someone to give him life!

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Will love win?

Reviewed in Australia on 20 December 2017

3.5 Stars
This was a good friends to lovers story. It had all the characters from the previous books including Wulf, who I must admit I wanted to slap in the other books haha. However he did redeem himself a bit in Liam & Ayumi's story
I enjoyed the banter between these 2 characters. And like the saying goes, opposites do attract. Liam was exactly like Ayumi described him, lovable and caring. I felt for Ayumi after her mother was introduced to the story. It was on wonder she was as driven and closed off as she was.
The writing style of this book was easy to follow and free flowing, with some hot sex thrown in. And while I did enjoy it I found a few things very predictable which took away from the book in my opinion.
If your looking for a fun, sexy book with a HEA then have a go at this.

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Angela ~ Jezabell Girl & Friends

Such an outstanding series and one every romance reader should experience 💕💕💕

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 December 2017

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I’m so relieved that this isn’t the last book in this truly fascinating series. I have loved each and every book so far and Block Party was as much of a hit as its predecessors. As I’ve said before, many times, Stylo Fantome is an amazing writer. Her stories are captivating and the storylines flow effortlessly. The characters she creates are endearing and memorable.

Block Party picks up the story after Katya’s epic fall from grace (in my eyes) in The Neighborhood. Now with Wulf, Katya has left Liam at a loose end. Solely in charge of his sex club, he and his right-hand woman, Tori, are all he has in his life, apart from Brie, Wulf’s rather persistent sister and Liam’s biggest hookup mistake to date. With Brie not understanding the word no, Liam finds his life in turmoil, well apart from his business dealings but that is only thanks to Tori and Ayumi, Wulf’s assistant and Liam’s part-time accountant. Ayumi is all business and really does live up to her Ice Queen name. With little to no sense of humour, much to Liam’s chagrin, Ayumi is sexy but cold and aloof but, as they say, opposites do attract and when Ayumi ends up in Liam’s apartment having escorted a paralytic Tori there after a night out which also included Katya, Liam finds an altogether different side to Ayumi on his hands.

What Liam and Ayumi have is explosive but with Ayumi’s fears of rejection and lifetime belief that she’s not good enough for anyone or likely to ruin anything she comes close to having for herself, thanks to her mother’s cruel taunts, anything more that one night stand with this beautiful but closed off woman is practically impossible. That is until Wulf gives Ayumi a task which sees her needing to escape her day job for a short while before commencing it. With Liam about to set off on a road trip, Ayumi finds herself asking to tag along and that’s when we get to see the real Liam and Ayumi.

Both characters are enigmas in their own right but it’s only with time do Ayumi’s many layers reveal themselves as we get to find out why she has become so broken. As you would expect, any sort of a romance between Liam and Ayumi is going to be one step forward and two steps back and whilst their deliberate relationship was endearing it was also equally frustrating but with all great stories, you are teased with hope and the possibility of a HEA and eventually Liam starts to win the battle for Ayumi’s affections or does he?

As this story progresses, readers are also teased with a possible romantic development which nicely leads into the next story and the end of the book even treats, or taunts, you with an insight into the start of Tori and Landon’s story. I can't wait!

I simply can’t recommend this series enough, or any books by this author come to that. They all captivating and leave you wanting more. I always savour every word on every page - there’s no speed reading with these books, so sit back, get comfortable and enjoy the ride.

Sandra Loves Reading

Excellent reading!!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 December 2017

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Another hit from Stylo Fantome!
This is the third book in the Twin Estates series, and is by far, my favourite of the three.
Liam Edenhoff, man-whore extraordinaire and sex-club owner, meets his match in the form of the tiny "Ice Queen", Ayumi Nakada.
The verbal sparring sessions between Liam and Ayumi are particularly entertaining and form the start of a great story.

carmen paterson

Brilliant

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 20 January 2018

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I love the Neighbourhood series, I love the characters, I love the story, I love the humour, would definitely recommend Stylo Fantome to anybody😊

This was better than what i through it was going to be

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 March 2018

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This was better than what i through it was going to be, but i think i will stop now before i get board, Thank you.

DavaDora

Favorite Series! I want MORE

Reviewed in the United States on 22 December 2017

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5.5 amazing stars!
There are books by authors I look forward to reading and, as soon as they’re announced, I add them to my Want to Read list without reading the blurb, knowing ahead of time these master storytellers have yet to let me down. Each and every one of them a well-written tale, usually filled with intrigue, love, humor, and tears. Luckily for us, Block Party combines all these elements, and so much more. I had my laugh out loud moments, in between the ugly cry ones, and sometimes there was even that weird combination of both, at once. This story combines the perfect amount of sweet and sour, some angst and then humor, to lighten the story, so it’s not bogged down in too much heaviness.

It’s the third book in the Twin Estates Series and, while it’s technically a Standalone, I recommend everyone reading the first two books as there are crossover characters and some back story you won’t be privy to otherwise. This book features the amazing and wonderful Mr. Edenhoff, who I admit I’m in love with, and I’m happy he didn’t get his girl, Katya, in the previous books. Oops! See, that’s a spoiler from books one and two, which is why you should’ve read them by now, but we wouldn’t have this story if he had, so…

Liam Edenhoff’s a mess. Well, his personal life is, he’s thirty-two and hasn’t been very successful with relationships and he’s wondering what he can do to fix it. Everyone thinks he doesn’t take anything seriously and just likes to have fun. Liam’s a people pleaser and everyone, women especially, all gravitate towards him. But not everything is as it seems and he decides he needs to grow up. After Katya chose Wulf, his ex-business partner and former friend, he’s been trying to sort his life. He wants his twin brother, Landon, to get off his couch and either find someplace else to live or go back to practicing medicine out of the country. He’s been avoiding Wulf’s twenty-year old sister, Brighton “Brie” Stone, who’s been stalking him like a mad woman, after he decided to end their casual sex arrangement. If he had a bunny she would have boiled it by now. And now he’s afraid she’ll spill the beans and tell Katya and Wulf about their dirty little secret. His bookkeeping at the club is atrocious, but at least he convinced Wulf’s executive assistant, Ayumi Nakada, who’s a CPA, to stay on as his bookkeeper. A very no-nonsense, nose to the grindstone, bookkeeper that makes poor Liam do math. Something no one should be forced to do!

“Being an adult is nowhere near as awesome as everyone makes it seem.”

Ayumi Nakada, at twenty-seven, has no life outside of being Wulf Stone’s executive assistant for the last five years. Wulf’s her emergency contact, should anything ever happen to her, as she’s informed him. Ayumi is closer to him than anyone, unfortunately that’s sad, since she doesn’t really know anyone. She works up to fourteen hours a day, sometimes seven days a week and has no social life, no friends to call and meet somewhere for a drink. She adopted a cat recently, so she doesn’t live alone. She had an arrangement with someone she’d meet occasionally, when she had an itch to scratch, but he moved away and while she wasn’t actively looking to replace him, it would be nice to find someone who could keep things casual. She’s tried to please her mother her entire life and feels she’ll never live up to her impossibly high expectations, and as a result, their relationship is almost non-existent. Mrs. Nakada always said Ayumi was a “ruiner of things” and felt that was something she did excel at. Since her own mother never had a loving relationship with her father, Ayumi didn’t have an example she could follow, so she had no idea what to do or not do. It’s no wonder Liam calls her the Ice Queen.

“Ayumi had really gotten to Liam, it seemed. A girl carved out of ice had somehow managed to touch him in ways no one else had. He was scared. It was bad enough feeling like he wasn’t good enough for his family and friends—but to not be good enough for Ayumi, that was simply too much, it seemed.”

When these two broken people finally notice each other they embark on a strange journey of discovery. Both have secrets they slowly begin to share with each other. They both have so much complex, and heavy baggage they’ve been dragging around their entire lives, it’s both painful, and amazing to see how they slowly let some pieces go. Sometimes it seems that for every step forward one of them takes the other takes two backwards. I loved this couple so much and wept more than once to see how much they suffered, both physically, and emotionally. Oh and there’s an epilogue and it’s freaking amazing!

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