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Sinful Nights & Neon Lights #2
Heart Over Heels
THEY WANT LOYALTY. I'LL GIVE THEM HELL.I know how to follow orders. It’s what got me through the Marines, and it’s what’s kept me alive working security at the Basilica casino. Keep my head down, enforce the rules, don’t ask too many questions. It’s not the future I planned after getting injured in combat, but it’s steady, and it keeps me in Antonella Rossetti’s good graces. As long as I don’t rock the boat, I’ll be fine.
Then I find my coworkers roughing up a performer from The Devil’s Dollhouse, and I make a decision I can’t take back—
I stop them.
The demon, Darby, tells me I should leave the Basilica’s gilded cage and go to work at the Dollhouse. I refuse, but when Antonella finds out about my act of mercy, she gives me a new take the job and use my position to feed her intel on what’s happening behind the Dollhouse’s doors.
Now, I’m straddling two worlds. By day, I’m Antonella’s loyal soldier. By night, I’m sinking deeper into the Dollhouse’s thrall, enamored with a demon who lures me toward a ruin I might not resist.
Then I find my coworkers roughing up a performer from The Devil’s Dollhouse, and I make a decision I can’t take back—
I stop them.
The demon, Darby, tells me I should leave the Basilica’s gilded cage and go to work at the Dollhouse. I refuse, but when Antonella finds out about my act of mercy, she gives me a new take the job and use my position to feed her intel on what’s happening behind the Dollhouse’s doors.
Now, I’m straddling two worlds. By day, I’m Antonella’s loyal soldier. By night, I’m sinking deeper into the Dollhouse’s thrall, enamored with a demon who lures me toward a ruin I might not resist.
412 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 8, 2026
About the author
Quinn Cameron
19 books174 followersQuinn Cameron writes queer romance stories packed with fantasy, paranormal intrigue, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting.
She thrives on damaged characters, tragic backstories, and the sweet, sweet agony of hurt/comfort—because what's love without a little emotional devastation first?
No matter how much angst she puts her characters through, she guarantees a happily ever after (or at least a very satisfying "about damn time").
When she's not torturing fictional souls, she can be found daydreaming, sipping iced lattes, and thinking up new ways to make her readers yell at their Kindles.
She thrives on damaged characters, tragic backstories, and the sweet, sweet agony of hurt/comfort—because what's love without a little emotional devastation first?
No matter how much angst she puts her characters through, she guarantees a happily ever after (or at least a very satisfying "about damn time").
When she's not torturing fictional souls, she can be found daydreaming, sipping iced lattes, and thinking up new ways to make her readers yell at their Kindles.
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July 4, 2026
Arc Review: Heart Over Heels [Sinful Nights & Neon Lights #2] by Quinn Cameron
MC:Mercer&Darby 5⭐
Tropes & tags
💜 Nonbinary MC (Demigirl)
🎲 Found Family
👄 Slow Burn
💜 Demon/Human Romance
🎲 Single Dad
💋 Sex Worker MC
🦿 Disability Rep
🎖️ Veteran MC
🌈 Bi-Awakening
📏 Size Difference
👄 Feminization Kink
I absolutely loved this book. Honestly, the more time passes since I finished it, the more little moments come back to me and make me smile, and that's always the sign of a story that's going to stay with me.
After loving Airborne, I couldn't wait to return to the Devil's Dollhouse, and Quinn Cameron somehow made me love this world even more. The found family, the warmth of the Dollhouse, the contrast between it and the Basilica, the emotional slow burn... it all came together beautifully.
Mercer and Darby completely stole my heart. Mercer is such a quietly protective, loyal man. After everything he's been through, watching him slowly question everything he believed and find a place where he could finally belong was incredibly rewarding. And Darby... oh, Darby. 🥹💜
How could anyone not fall in love with them? They're funny, vulnerable, resilient, endlessly caring, and underneath all the confidence lies someone who's spent so long believing they had to settle for scraps of love. Watching Mercer see Darby exactly as they wanted to be seen made my heart ache in the best possible way.
That simple moment meant everything.
The romance is such a satisfying slow burn, full of mutual pining, tenderness, and so much emotional intimacy. Their chemistry is fantastic, but what stayed with me wasn't the spice—it was how they cared for each other. Mercer constantly wanted to make Darby feel cherished, safe, and loved, and every little act of affection felt just as meaningful as every kiss.
And can we talk about the spice for a second? 🥵 Quinn Cameron absolutely nailed the balance between filthy and deeply emotional. Every intimate scene felt like another step in Mercer and Darby's relationship, full of trust, affirmation, vulnerability, and love. The dirty talk was chef's kiss, but it was the tenderness woven through every encounter that completely undid me.
"Do you like my pussy, Mercy?... Am I your pretty girl?"
"You like pretty girls, don't you, Mercy?"
"Yes."
Yeah... I was absolutely feral for these two. 😮💨💜
Mercer is constantly asking for consent and making sure Darby feels safe, seen, and cherished. Even in the hottest scenes, there's always this undercurrent of, "What do you need?" and "Let me take care of you." That's what made the spice so memorable for me—it wasn't just hot, it was incredibly loving. That's a hallmark of Quinn Cameron's writing, and it shines here.
Then Quinn Cameron gave me one of my favourite love confessions I've read in a long time:
Tell me how I was supposed to survive that?? 😭
I also loved how naturally the disability representation, Mercer being a veteran, Darby's identity, and Mercer's bi-awakening were woven into the story. None of it felt performative—it simply became part of who these characters are, making them feel even more real.
And then came the ending...
"I'm gonna be a mommy?"
EXCUSE ME??? 😭😭😭 My whole heart exploded. Seeing that dream finally become possible for Darby was everything I wanted and so much more. I couldn't stop smiling.
This series continues to be one of my favourite paranormal MM romances, balancing demons, found family, healing, emotional vulnerability, and genuinely beautiful romance. If you love slow burns, characters who deserve the world, and partners who choose each other over and over again, you absolutely need to pick this one up.
Thank you, Quinn Cameron, for giving Darby the love they always deserved. 💜
⚠️Author Content Warnings
death of a main character (implied)
xenophobia
references to underage prostitution
mentions of past limb loss
❣️Book Safety & Content
Other Person Drama: No, in this book Darby does not engage sexually with any clients, and it's stated that in the future this will continue. He still does strip and attends VIP rooms.
Third-Act Breakup: Temporary
Role Dynamics: Strict roles
POV: 1st person (dual)
Format: Series
Ending: HFN
Angst Medium
Spice Level: Medium
Communication: Some miscommunication
Pining:Mutual
MC:Mercer&Darby 5⭐
"Please. Let me love on you, baby." 💜
Tropes & tags
💜 Nonbinary MC (Demigirl)
🎲 Found Family
👄 Slow Burn
💜 Demon/Human Romance
🎲 Single Dad
💋 Sex Worker MC
🦿 Disability Rep
🎖️ Veteran MC
🌈 Bi-Awakening
📏 Size Difference
👄 Feminization Kink
I absolutely loved this book. Honestly, the more time passes since I finished it, the more little moments come back to me and make me smile, and that's always the sign of a story that's going to stay with me.
After loving Airborne, I couldn't wait to return to the Devil's Dollhouse, and Quinn Cameron somehow made me love this world even more. The found family, the warmth of the Dollhouse, the contrast between it and the Basilica, the emotional slow burn... it all came together beautifully.
Mercer and Darby completely stole my heart. Mercer is such a quietly protective, loyal man. After everything he's been through, watching him slowly question everything he believed and find a place where he could finally belong was incredibly rewarding. And Darby... oh, Darby. 🥹💜
How could anyone not fall in love with them? They're funny, vulnerable, resilient, endlessly caring, and underneath all the confidence lies someone who's spent so long believing they had to settle for scraps of love. Watching Mercer see Darby exactly as they wanted to be seen made my heart ache in the best possible way.
"You're the prettiest girl I've ever seen."
That simple moment meant everything.
The romance is such a satisfying slow burn, full of mutual pining, tenderness, and so much emotional intimacy. Their chemistry is fantastic, but what stayed with me wasn't the spice—it was how they cared for each other. Mercer constantly wanted to make Darby feel cherished, safe, and loved, and every little act of affection felt just as meaningful as every kiss.
And can we talk about the spice for a second? 🥵 Quinn Cameron absolutely nailed the balance between filthy and deeply emotional. Every intimate scene felt like another step in Mercer and Darby's relationship, full of trust, affirmation, vulnerability, and love. The dirty talk was chef's kiss, but it was the tenderness woven through every encounter that completely undid me.
"Do you like my pussy, Mercy?... Am I your pretty girl?"
"You like pretty girls, don't you, Mercy?"
"Yes."
Yeah... I was absolutely feral for these two. 😮💨💜
Mercer is constantly asking for consent and making sure Darby feels safe, seen, and cherished. Even in the hottest scenes, there's always this undercurrent of, "What do you need?" and "Let me take care of you." That's what made the spice so memorable for me—it wasn't just hot, it was incredibly loving. That's a hallmark of Quinn Cameron's writing, and it shines here.
Then Quinn Cameron gave me one of my favourite love confessions I've read in a long time:
"I love you because you're profound. You are the most genuine person I've ever known. You feel everything with your whole heart... You made me feel more welcome in this world than anyone else could have."
Tell me how I was supposed to survive that?? 😭
I also loved how naturally the disability representation, Mercer being a veteran, Darby's identity, and Mercer's bi-awakening were woven into the story. None of it felt performative—it simply became part of who these characters are, making them feel even more real.
And then came the ending...
"I'm gonna be a mommy?"
EXCUSE ME??? 😭😭😭 My whole heart exploded. Seeing that dream finally become possible for Darby was everything I wanted and so much more. I couldn't stop smiling.
This series continues to be one of my favourite paranormal MM romances, balancing demons, found family, healing, emotional vulnerability, and genuinely beautiful romance. If you love slow burns, characters who deserve the world, and partners who choose each other over and over again, you absolutely need to pick this one up.
Thank you, Quinn Cameron, for giving Darby the love they always deserved. 💜
⚠️Author Content Warnings
death of a main character (implied)
xenophobia
references to underage prostitution
mentions of past limb loss
❣️Book Safety & Content
Other Person Drama: No, in this book Darby does not engage sexually with any clients, and it's stated that in the future this will continue. He still does strip and attends VIP rooms.
Third-Act Breakup: Temporary
Role Dynamics: Strict roles
POV: 1st person (dual)
Format: Series
Ending: HFN
Angst Medium
Spice Level: Medium
Communication: Some miscommunication
Pining:Mutual
August 11, 2026
I would like to thank GRR for the opportunity to read and review this ARC.
😈🏍️🪩
This was another wonderful addition to the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights series that I've been really enjoying so far!
Darby and Mercer were sweet and adorable together, with a sexy bit of feminization, a whole lotta daydreamy heart-eyes, tail stroking & holding hands, and feelings so swoony that sexpot Luxe was turned down and pretty-girl Darby dialled UP AND IN. Mercer was crushing so hard and I loved that for him.
And even though I didn't understand whyyyyy Mercer was withholding information from Beck and Darby when his kid was threatened by Antonella, he did eventually get on the right side of everything, and did his best to make amends for the ugly he knew the Rossettis had in store for the Dollhouse.
Their romance was cute, though it had some trust issues, but I also liked that their time together gently explored their identities outside of the military, for Mercer, and Darby's onstage/transactional persona, Luxe. Both of them navigated deep emotional, mental, and physical wounds from their pasts, but together they found real and true, abiding love, and their beautiful HEA was a lovely one that made me smile!
The "twins" are up next in Double or Nothing, and as we know that they are NOT actually brothers, their brand of chaos is going to be one wild, sexy disaster that I can't WAIT to get my hands on!
😈🏍️🪩
This was another wonderful addition to the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights series that I've been really enjoying so far!
Darby and Mercer were sweet and adorable together, with a sexy bit of feminization, a whole lotta daydreamy heart-eyes, tail stroking & holding hands, and feelings so swoony that sexpot Luxe was turned down and pretty-girl Darby dialled UP AND IN. Mercer was crushing so hard and I loved that for him.
And even though I didn't understand whyyyyy Mercer was withholding information from Beck and Darby when his kid was threatened by Antonella, he did eventually get on the right side of everything, and did his best to make amends for the ugly he knew the Rossettis had in store for the Dollhouse.
Their romance was cute, though it had some trust issues, but I also liked that their time together gently explored their identities outside of the military, for Mercer, and Darby's onstage/transactional persona, Luxe. Both of them navigated deep emotional, mental, and physical wounds from their pasts, but together they found real and true, abiding love, and their beautiful HEA was a lovely one that made me smile!
The "twins" are up next in Double or Nothing, and as we know that they are NOT actually brothers, their brand of chaos is going to be one wild, sexy disaster that I can't WAIT to get my hands on!
August 15, 2026
I was so looking forward to Darby’s story! Unfortunately, this one was a bit of a miss for me. I didn’t really connect with Mercer. I didn’t really get the chemistry between them. The author chose a bunch of obstacles to enter into the story, but each one didn’t feel fully fleshed out. It was like she introduced the problems and then at the end everything seemed resolved all the sudden. The Molly situation was a serious matter, yet it felt so minor in the story. I think that’s my biggest gripe, because Mercer obviously prioritizes her, but it’s not really truly discussed in the book. Darby’s past as a child who was forced into sex work was skimmed over and get made to seem like his mom loved him so fiercely? That is a big thing to unpack, yet skimmed over. Idk, I’m disappointed. Tbh, Zephyr and Darby were my faves, so I’m not sure I’m invested enough for the rest of the series.
August 8, 2026
I really liked Darby and was desperate to get his HEA, I love how he's the mom of the group and takes care of everyone and I wanted him to be taken care of for once. I wanted to see more of Molly, considering how important she supposedly is, she gets very little page time, and the supposed problems with Mercer seeing her just get brushed away. It was not good enough to have their reunion off-page, that was cheap and unsatisfying.
While reading this I was very invested in Colt and Callum and their story, I desperately wanted to see the twins doing unspeakable things to each other. Overall, I like this author, but Heart over Heels fell a little flat for me. Hopefully the next one will be better.
While reading this I was very invested in Colt and Callum and their story, I desperately wanted to see the twins doing unspeakable things to each other. Overall, I like this author, but Heart over Heels fell a little flat for me. Hopefully the next one will be better.
August 11, 2026
MM romance | Stranger to lovers | Found family | Forced proximity | Slow Burn | Demon/Human | Single Dad | Sex Worker MC | Disability Rep | Bi-Awakening | Size Difference | Feminization Kink | Rimming & Blow jobs
Bueno, debo admitir que no fue para nada lo que esperaba.
Sinceramente, al principio no sabía qué esperar de la historia de Darby (y debo decir que el prólogo me gustó muchísimo!). Siento que la trama empezó superbién, pero a la mitad se quedó estancada como que no avanzaba, y hacia el final todo se sintió demasiado abrupto o sin sentido. No sé muy bien cómo explicar lo que me hizo sentir esta historia 🫠
Como siempre, la relación de las Muñecas y cómo siempre están ahí cuando alguno lo necesita es todo lo que está bien. El grupo sin dudas es increíble y amo los momentos que pasan juntos.
De Mercy, sinceramente, no sé ni qué pensar. No es un mal personaje, pero tampoco me dice nada. Me quedé con muchísimas ganas de verlo en su rol de padre o, al menos, compartiendo escenas con su hija Molly. Me pareció un personaje muy meh, es decir no logré conectar con él ni con su historia. Es un marine que perdió una pierna, ¿Y? qué más? Y luego, sus amigos del bar? Tranquilamente podían no haber aparecido y la historia habría seguido exactamente igual.
Por otro lado, el tema de los Ángeles se sintió completamente al pedo. Sus escenas fueron planas y sin emoción, su participación fue puramente de transición y casi diría que sin sentido. Este libro en general se sintió muy "de paso", como si fuera el puente para que en el siguiente libro de los mellizos por fin pase algo grave (quiero y elijo creer).
Aún tengo la mente un poco revuelta tras terminarlo, así que lo dejaré hasta aquí por ahora y ya ampliaré después si hace falta.
〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️
Well, I have to admit this wasn't what I expected at all.
Honestly, I didn't really know what to expect from Darby's story at first (and I must say I loved the prologue!), but I feel like the story started off great, only to completely flop in the middle. It just stalled, and by the end, everything felt way too abrupt and pointless. I don't even know how to explain how reading this story made me feel 🫠.
As always, the bond between the Dolls and how they are always there for each other when needed is everything that is right with this world. The group is undoubtedly incredible, and I adore the moments they spend together.
When it comes to Mercy, I honestly don't know what to think. He isn't a bad character, but he was just very meh. I was really looking forward to seeing him as a father, or at least seeing him interact with his daughter Molly. I couldn't connect with him or his backstory at all. Sure, he's a Marine who lost a leg, but what else? And what about his friends from the bar? They could have easily been left out, and the story would have been the exact same.
And as for the Angels, their presence felt completely pointless. Their scenes were super flat and lacked emotion, their involvement was purely transitional and almost meaningless. Overall, this felt very much like a filler book, like a setup so that maybe something major actually happens in the twins' upcoming book (at least I hope so).
My mind is still a bit scrambled after finishing this story, so I'll leave it at that for now and expand later if needed.
Bueno, debo admitir que no fue para nada lo que esperaba.
Sinceramente, al principio no sabía qué esperar de la historia de Darby (y debo decir que el prólogo me gustó muchísimo!). Siento que la trama empezó superbién, pero a la mitad se quedó estancada como que no avanzaba, y hacia el final todo se sintió demasiado abrupto o sin sentido. No sé muy bien cómo explicar lo que me hizo sentir esta historia 🫠
Como siempre, la relación de las Muñecas y cómo siempre están ahí cuando alguno lo necesita es todo lo que está bien. El grupo sin dudas es increíble y amo los momentos que pasan juntos.
De Mercy, sinceramente, no sé ni qué pensar. No es un mal personaje, pero tampoco me dice nada. Me quedé con muchísimas ganas de verlo en su rol de padre o, al menos, compartiendo escenas con su hija Molly. Me pareció un personaje muy meh, es decir no logré conectar con él ni con su historia. Es un marine que perdió una pierna, ¿Y? qué más? Y luego, sus amigos del bar? Tranquilamente podían no haber aparecido y la historia habría seguido exactamente igual.
Por otro lado, el tema de los Ángeles se sintió completamente al pedo. Sus escenas fueron planas y sin emoción, su participación fue puramente de transición y casi diría que sin sentido. Este libro en general se sintió muy "de paso", como si fuera el puente para que en el siguiente libro de los mellizos por fin pase algo grave (quiero y elijo creer).
Aún tengo la mente un poco revuelta tras terminarlo, así que lo dejaré hasta aquí por ahora y ya ampliaré después si hace falta.
〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️〰️
Well, I have to admit this wasn't what I expected at all.
Honestly, I didn't really know what to expect from Darby's story at first (and I must say I loved the prologue!), but I feel like the story started off great, only to completely flop in the middle. It just stalled, and by the end, everything felt way too abrupt and pointless. I don't even know how to explain how reading this story made me feel 🫠.
As always, the bond between the Dolls and how they are always there for each other when needed is everything that is right with this world. The group is undoubtedly incredible, and I adore the moments they spend together.
When it comes to Mercy, I honestly don't know what to think. He isn't a bad character, but he was just very meh. I was really looking forward to seeing him as a father, or at least seeing him interact with his daughter Molly. I couldn't connect with him or his backstory at all. Sure, he's a Marine who lost a leg, but what else? And what about his friends from the bar? They could have easily been left out, and the story would have been the exact same.
And as for the Angels, their presence felt completely pointless. Their scenes were super flat and lacked emotion, their involvement was purely transitional and almost meaningless. Overall, this felt very much like a filler book, like a setup so that maybe something major actually happens in the twins' upcoming book (at least I hope so).
My mind is still a bit scrambled after finishing this story, so I'll leave it at that for now and expand later if needed.
September 14, 2026
3.25 stars.
Mercer was very much a normie/regular guy, and I wanted more depth characterization-wise from him to measure up to the enchanting Darby. I understand how and why Darby fell in love with him, but some moments grated where I had to remind myself he’d only been with his ex wife since he was a high school senior.
Also, I think the pacing wasn’t as good compared to the first book. The romance kept taking a backseat to the overarching plot of the angels sabotaging the dolls, as well as building anticipation for the next book with the twins (Colt & Callum).
Plus, some crucial moments happened off page, such as Mercer’s reunion with his daughter, Molly. It was such a disappointment since he waxed poetic about loving her and being her dad. This is part of why I typically avoid single parent MCs. It isn’t easy to portray alongside a budding romance, especially since this is a paranormal one with a demon MC lol. I adore Darby being able to fulfill his dream of being a parent via Molly, though. Very sweet.
Looking forward to more of this series. Adore this lovely found family of demon dolls, Club Daddy Beck, mixologist Rush, Oz, and hellhound Collette. <3
Mercer was very much a normie/regular guy, and I wanted more depth characterization-wise from him to measure up to the enchanting Darby. I understand how and why Darby fell in love with him, but some moments grated where I had to remind myself he’d only been with his ex wife since he was a high school senior.
Also, I think the pacing wasn’t as good compared to the first book. The romance kept taking a backseat to the overarching plot of the angels sabotaging the dolls, as well as building anticipation for the next book with the twins (Colt & Callum).
Plus, some crucial moments happened off page, such as Mercer’s reunion with his daughter, Molly. It was such a disappointment since he waxed poetic about loving her and being her dad. This is part of why I typically avoid single parent MCs. It isn’t easy to portray alongside a budding romance, especially since this is a paranormal one with a demon MC lol. I adore Darby being able to fulfill his dream of being a parent via Molly, though. Very sweet.
Looking forward to more of this series. Adore this lovely found family of demon dolls, Club Daddy Beck, mixologist Rush, Oz, and hellhound Collette. <3
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Review of advance copy
Heart Over Heels by Quinn Cameron
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars
⬆️ Ebook ARC
🔀 Dual First-Person POV
🎨 Cover: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
📚 Sinful Nights & Neon Lights Book 2
👉 Each book features a different relationship with its own HEA.
👉 Can Be Read as a Standalone, but I highly recommend reading the series in order (for full emotional impact).
🌈 Adult MM Contemporary Urban Fantasy 🌇
🖤 Paranormal Romance
👉 Low Angst
📍 Set in Las Vegas
😈 Demons as Protectors & 😇 Angels as Villains
👠 Demon Strip Clubs & 🎰 Angel Casinos
❤️🩹 Healing Together
❤️ Learning to Be Loved
🏡 Domestic Moments
👀 Forced Proximity (Work)
🧲 Attraction at First Sight
🥰 Mutual Pining
😈 Demon x Human 👣
🛡️ Security Guard x Stripper
😁 Sunshine x Stoic 😐
💰 Sugar Daddy x Sugar Baby (Role Reversal)
🤌 Size Difference (Big x Lil)
💬 "Pretty Girl"
🐈 Tail Play
🔥 Slow Burn
📈 Spice Level (Intensity, not Frequency):
🌶🌶🌶🌶
🌈 MCs:
😈😊👉 Darby "Luxe" (onstage) (looks early 20s), He/Him:
- Demon.
- Performer, escort, and manager at the Devil's Dollhouse.
- Has spent the last five years caring for the dancers, making sure everyone else is okay before himself.
- The emotional heart of the Dollhouse and the glue that holds their found family together.
- White wavy hair tucked around dark brown horns, orange eyes framed by white lashes, brown skin, and a sharp black tail.
- Slender, petite, graceful, with lithe muscles.
- Loves makeup, satin, lace, and skirts.
- Loves being called "girl."
- Flirty, sassy, sharp-tongued, and incredibly kind.
- Believes everyone deserves saving... except himself.
🏍️🎖️🪖👣👉 James "Mercy" Mercer (30), He/Him:
- Human.
- Former Marine combat medic.
- Security guard forced to spy on the Dollhouse.
- Brown hair, brown eyes, and tan skin.
- Tall, broad, and muscular.
- Still carries himself with unmistakable military discipline.
- Quiet, patient, protective, and a natural caretaker.
- Divorced and father to his eleven-year-old daughter, Molly.
- Motorcycle rider.
- Uses a prosthetic leg after losing it during deployment.
- Lives with PTSD following the incident.
⚠️ Content Warnings:
⚠️ Alcohol Consumption
⚠️ Physical Assault
⚠️ Death of a Main Character (Implied)
⚠️ Xenophobia
⚠️ References to Child Prostitution
⚠️ Mentions of Limb Loss
⚠️ Coercion & Threats
🏳️🌈 Fierce & Iconic Found Family
👏 Solid Character Development
💯 Best Side Characters
🥰 Loved the Ending
😍 HEA & HFN for the Overall Storyline
💭 My Thoughts:
❤️ I had been looking forward to Darby's story ever since Airborne... and it completely stole my heart. Our sweet Darby deserves to be loved. I savoured every page of this beautifully written story and simply couldn't put it down.
😭 Darby's backstory is absolutely devastating. After spending more than a century believing his worth depended solely on what he could give to others, watching him finally receive love instead of constantly performing for it completely broke my heart.
🫠 I absolutely loved the way Mercer loves Darby exactly as he is. No conditions. No expectations. He simply shows up for him, over and over again.
🏳️🌈 The Dollhouse family somehow keeps getting even better. Watching Mercer slowly become one of them felt so incredibly wholesome. They truly become his family too.
💔 Quinn handles themes like trauma, self-worth, PTSD, gender identity, healing, and chosen family with so much care and compassion.
🔥 And yes... it's still ridiculously spicy.
▪︎FAV QUOTES▪︎
💯 I'm definitely going to read Heart Over Heels again. Straight onto my favourite bookshelf.
😵💫 Like I said in my Airborne review... I'm completely OBSESSED with this series.
💯 I can't wait to get my hands (and heart) on the next books.
😉 Thanks for reading! I hope this helps you out!
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⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars
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🔀 Dual First-Person POV
🎨 Cover: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
📚 Sinful Nights & Neon Lights Book 2
👉 Each book features a different relationship with its own HEA.
👉 Can Be Read as a Standalone, but I highly recommend reading the series in order (for full emotional impact).
🌈 Adult MM Contemporary Urban Fantasy 🌇
🖤 Paranormal Romance
👉 Low Angst
📍 Set in Las Vegas
😈 Demons as Protectors & 😇 Angels as Villains
👠 Demon Strip Clubs & 🎰 Angel Casinos
❤️🩹 Healing Together
❤️ Learning to Be Loved
🏡 Domestic Moments
👀 Forced Proximity (Work)
🧲 Attraction at First Sight
🥰 Mutual Pining
😈 Demon x Human 👣
🛡️ Security Guard x Stripper
😁 Sunshine x Stoic 😐
💰 Sugar Daddy x Sugar Baby (Role Reversal)
🤌 Size Difference (Big x Lil)
💬 "Pretty Girl"
🐈 Tail Play
🔥 Slow Burn
📈 Spice Level (Intensity, not Frequency):
🌶🌶🌶🌶
🌈 MCs:
😈😊👉 Darby "Luxe" (onstage) (looks early 20s), He/Him:
- Demon.
- Performer, escort, and manager at the Devil's Dollhouse.
- Has spent the last five years caring for the dancers, making sure everyone else is okay before himself.
- The emotional heart of the Dollhouse and the glue that holds their found family together.
- White wavy hair tucked around dark brown horns, orange eyes framed by white lashes, brown skin, and a sharp black tail.
- Slender, petite, graceful, with lithe muscles.
- Loves makeup, satin, lace, and skirts.
- Loves being called "girl."
- Flirty, sassy, sharp-tongued, and incredibly kind.
- Believes everyone deserves saving... except himself.
🏍️🎖️🪖👣👉 James "Mercy" Mercer (30), He/Him:
- Human.
- Former Marine combat medic.
- Security guard forced to spy on the Dollhouse.
- Brown hair, brown eyes, and tan skin.
- Tall, broad, and muscular.
- Still carries himself with unmistakable military discipline.
- Quiet, patient, protective, and a natural caretaker.
- Divorced and father to his eleven-year-old daughter, Molly.
- Motorcycle rider.
- Uses a prosthetic leg after losing it during deployment.
- Lives with PTSD following the incident.
⚠️ Content Warnings:
⚠️ Alcohol Consumption
⚠️ Physical Assault
⚠️ Death of a Main Character (Implied)
⚠️ Xenophobia
⚠️ References to Child Prostitution
⚠️ Mentions of Limb Loss
⚠️ Coercion & Threats
🏳️🌈 Fierce & Iconic Found Family
👏 Solid Character Development
💯 Best Side Characters
🥰 Loved the Ending
😍 HEA & HFN for the Overall Storyline
💭 My Thoughts:
❤️ I had been looking forward to Darby's story ever since Airborne... and it completely stole my heart. Our sweet Darby deserves to be loved. I savoured every page of this beautifully written story and simply couldn't put it down.
😭 Darby's backstory is absolutely devastating. After spending more than a century believing his worth depended solely on what he could give to others, watching him finally receive love instead of constantly performing for it completely broke my heart.
🫠 I absolutely loved the way Mercer loves Darby exactly as he is. No conditions. No expectations. He simply shows up for him, over and over again.
🏳️🌈 The Dollhouse family somehow keeps getting even better. Watching Mercer slowly become one of them felt so incredibly wholesome. They truly become his family too.
💔 Quinn handles themes like trauma, self-worth, PTSD, gender identity, healing, and chosen family with so much care and compassion.
🔥 And yes... it's still ridiculously spicy.
▪︎FAV QUOTES▪︎
■ “I think you’re strong,” he said.
The fire coursing through me surged into my throat, and I squirmed, trying to deflect. “You’re the strong one. You were a soldier. A fighter.”
“You fight too,” he answered simply. “It’s brave just to exist sometimes. Bold to live so… honestly.” His eyes swept over me the same way they had when he’d told me I was pretty—his expression intent like he meant every word. (Darby)
■ “Oh my god. The tables have turned.”
“What are you talking about?” Mercer still looked flustered, his skin stained pink from my advance.
“You’re the sugar baby now.” I shot him a look as if it were the most obvious thing in the world. “That makes me obligated to shower you with gifts. It’s like… a law or something.” (Darby)
■🫠 “You’re gorgeous, you know that? The prettiest…” He trailed off and lifted his gaze to mine. “I’m sorry, I don’t know—”
“Girl.” My heart lurched. “Call me a girl.”
He caressed my face, knuckles sweeping across my cheek as he said, “You’re the prettiest girl I’ve ever seen.” (Darby)
■ Pulling back, I met his gaze, as serious as I could be. “I’m gonna take care of you. You know that? I know you look out for everyone else, but you’re my job now. And I’m gonna give you everything.”
His brows pinched, but his voice was soft and resolute. “I just want you. That’s everything.” 😭🫠 (Mercer)
💯 I'm definitely going to read Heart Over Heels again. Straight onto my favourite bookshelf.
😵💫 Like I said in my Airborne review... I'm completely OBSESSED with this series.
💯 I can't wait to get my hands (and heart) on the next books.
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August 19, 2026
”Please let me love on you, baby”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
”Tell me I’m a good girl.”
“You are, such a good girl.”
“A pretty girl.”
“So pretty, Darby.”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
”I’m gonna take care of you. You know that? I know you look out for everyone else, but you’re my job now. And I’m gonna give you everything.”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
”Ask me again.”
“Do you love me, pretty girl?”
“I do.”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
One. Million. Freaking. Stars. This book can take both my kidneys, it already took my heart and soul 😭 I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with myself now that I finished it.
This is one of those rare instances where I loved both MCs with no notes. From book 1, Darby caught my attention. On the outside, he’s a high maintenance diva but on the inside, he’s the biggest lover and incredibly selfless. If anyone deserves love in the world, it’s Darby.
I’ll always have a soft spot for single fathers, especially girl dads, and Mercer was absolutely perfect. I loved how easily he became flustered around Darby and the fact he treated him like the princess he was. Bro really called his face a “thrown fit for a queen” yea, HIS queen.
These two together had me like this 90% of the time:
This book has a solid cry count. Not because it was sad, though that third act breakup was rough, but because it was so darn cute. It was almost unbearable, yet I couldn’t get enough at the same time. It’s the princess treatment, Darby getting everything he’s always wanted yet thought he’d never have, and seeing just how much love and care he had for his dolls.
Lots and lots of tender and sweet moments, but the sex was scorching too. Like, unbelievably so. I read some quotes preemptively, yet when the heated moments came they still hit like a freight train. Trust me, nothing can prepare you. The buildup and chemistry make the moments come alive in a way that no amount of spoilers can ruin.
And what an amazing and talented writer this author is. Every book thus far has built up anticipation for the next book to come and while I liked Colt and Callum in book 1, I don’t know how I’m going to survive until January after reading book 2.
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
”Tell me I’m a good girl.”
“You are, such a good girl.”
“A pretty girl.”
“So pretty, Darby.”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
”I’m gonna take care of you. You know that? I know you look out for everyone else, but you’re my job now. And I’m gonna give you everything.”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
”Ask me again.”
“Do you love me, pretty girl?”
“I do.”
⋅°₊ • ୨୧ ‧₊° ⋅
One. Million. Freaking. Stars. This book can take both my kidneys, it already took my heart and soul 😭 I don’t know what I’m supposed to do with myself now that I finished it.
This is one of those rare instances where I loved both MCs with no notes. From book 1, Darby caught my attention. On the outside, he’s a high maintenance diva but on the inside, he’s the biggest lover and incredibly selfless. If anyone deserves love in the world, it’s Darby.
I’ll always have a soft spot for single fathers, especially girl dads, and Mercer was absolutely perfect. I loved how easily he became flustered around Darby and the fact he treated him like the princess he was. Bro really called his face a “thrown fit for a queen” yea, HIS queen.
These two together had me like this 90% of the time:
This book has a solid cry count. Not because it was sad, though that third act breakup was rough, but because it was so darn cute. It was almost unbearable, yet I couldn’t get enough at the same time. It’s the princess treatment, Darby getting everything he’s always wanted yet thought he’d never have, and seeing just how much love and care he had for his dolls.
Lots and lots of tender and sweet moments, but the sex was scorching too. Like, unbelievably so. I read some quotes preemptively, yet when the heated moments came they still hit like a freight train. Trust me, nothing can prepare you. The buildup and chemistry make the moments come alive in a way that no amount of spoilers can ruin.
And what an amazing and talented writer this author is. Every book thus far has built up anticipation for the next book to come and while I liked Colt and Callum in book 1, I don’t know how I’m going to survive until January after reading book 2.
August 20, 2026
A sweet and tender slow burn with ALL the pining!!
August 22, 2026
One again Quinn has me eating out of the palm of their hand!
Just pick up this series. DO IT NOW.
Just pick up this series. DO IT NOW.
Review of advance copy received from Author
📝 ARC Disclaimer
I received an advance copy of this book and am leaving this review voluntarily.
Title: Heart Over Heels
Author: Quinn Cameron
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
🖤 Quick Vibes
Angst. Found family. Emotional damage. Questionable life choices. Healing. More emotional damage.
If you enjoy watching broken people slowly learn they deserve love while your heart gets repeatedly run over by a truck, this book is for you.
🔥 What You’re Getting
• Tropes: Found family, hurt/comfort, healing, redemption, emotional scars, chosen family, second chances at happiness
• Dynamic: Protective hero × emotionally wounded survivor, slow-burn trust, mutual healing
• Spice Level: 🌶️🌶️🌶️.5 (The spice was spicing)
• Tone: Dark, emotional, angsty, hopeful
💭 My Thoughts (No Spoilers)
One of my absolute favourite things about returning to this world was getting to spend more time with the Doll House and their found family. There is something so special about seeing characters who have been through hell (Literally) slowly building lives for themselves, finding joy where they can, and turning a place that was once associated with pain into something that feels like home.
And then there's Darby and Mercer.
Listen... Darby broke my heart. Repeatedly. The poor man has spent so much of his life believing he isn't worthy of love, happiness, or being chosen, and every time those feelings surfaced, I just wanted to wrap him in a blanket and aggressively tell him he's perfect. (But donning the mask of Luxe made him feel powerful, untouchable, and I enjoyed how when shit got real Darby stood up for what was right!!)
Mercer, on the other hand, had me alternating between swooning and wanting to grab him by the shoulders and shake some sense into him. Sir. Sweetheart. What are you doing? Why are you like this? Yet somehow Quinn managed to make me understand him and his motivations even when I wanted to yell at him and call him a doddering blockhead.
Their relationship is full of yearning, tenderness, frustration, and emotional growth, which is basically catnip for me and my battered and bruised soul.
❤️ What I Loved
• Darby's emotional journey absolutely wrecked me
• The ever-growing Doll House found family
• Beck and Zephyr continuing to be disgustingly adorable together
• Colette being an absolute menace in the best possible way
• The balance between heartbreak, hope, and healing
• Seeing characters who survived the worst slowly find happiness
• All the little details that make the world and relationships feel real
• Mercer earning the nickname "Mercy" because honestly... perfect
⚠️ What Didn’t Work (if anything)
• I STILL DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO MICAH!!!!
That is my complaint. That is the list.
😏 Character & Chemistry
• ML: Protective, loyal, occasionally stress-inducing, and carrying enough emotional baggage to fill an airport terminal
• MC: Vulnerable, resilient, lovable, and desperately in need of someone to choose him for once
• Chemistry: Emotional, tender, yearning-filled perfection
Their dynamic leans heavily into healing, trust, emotional intimacy, and learning how to let someone love you when life has spent years teaching you not to expect it.
🎯 Who This Is For
• ✔ Readers who love found family
• ✔ Fans of emotional damage and MM romance with dark themes
• ✔ Readers who enjoy healing journeys and damaged characters
• ✔ Anyone already invested in the Doll House world
• ✔ People who enjoy yelling at fictional characters while loving them
• ❌ Readers looking for a fluffy, low-angst romance
⭐ Final Thoughts
This book put me through the emotional equivalent of being shoved down a flight of stairs, handed a cookie, and then hugged afterward.
I laughed, I stressed, I wanted to fight several people, and I adored every minute of it.
Ohhh yes and the Angels, how I hate them, but Becky's Ex needs a one of the dolls to get him away from his evil witch of a sister. That woman just pisses me off. Just saying, I have a soft spot for that beautiful man.
If you love emotional MM romance, found family, healing, and characters who make your heart ache before putting it back together again, Heart Over Heels deserves a spot on your TBR.
I received an advance copy of this book and am leaving this review voluntarily.
Title: Heart Over Heels
Author: Quinn Cameron
Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
🖤 Quick Vibes
Angst. Found family. Emotional damage. Questionable life choices. Healing. More emotional damage.
If you enjoy watching broken people slowly learn they deserve love while your heart gets repeatedly run over by a truck, this book is for you.
🔥 What You’re Getting
• Tropes: Found family, hurt/comfort, healing, redemption, emotional scars, chosen family, second chances at happiness
• Dynamic: Protective hero × emotionally wounded survivor, slow-burn trust, mutual healing
• Spice Level: 🌶️🌶️🌶️.5 (The spice was spicing)
• Tone: Dark, emotional, angsty, hopeful
💭 My Thoughts (No Spoilers)
One of my absolute favourite things about returning to this world was getting to spend more time with the Doll House and their found family. There is something so special about seeing characters who have been through hell (Literally) slowly building lives for themselves, finding joy where they can, and turning a place that was once associated with pain into something that feels like home.
And then there's Darby and Mercer.
Listen... Darby broke my heart. Repeatedly. The poor man has spent so much of his life believing he isn't worthy of love, happiness, or being chosen, and every time those feelings surfaced, I just wanted to wrap him in a blanket and aggressively tell him he's perfect. (But donning the mask of Luxe made him feel powerful, untouchable, and I enjoyed how when shit got real Darby stood up for what was right!!)
Mercer, on the other hand, had me alternating between swooning and wanting to grab him by the shoulders and shake some sense into him. Sir. Sweetheart. What are you doing? Why are you like this? Yet somehow Quinn managed to make me understand him and his motivations even when I wanted to yell at him and call him a doddering blockhead.
Their relationship is full of yearning, tenderness, frustration, and emotional growth, which is basically catnip for me and my battered and bruised soul.
❤️ What I Loved
• Darby's emotional journey absolutely wrecked me
• The ever-growing Doll House found family
• Beck and Zephyr continuing to be disgustingly adorable together
• Colette being an absolute menace in the best possible way
• The balance between heartbreak, hope, and healing
• Seeing characters who survived the worst slowly find happiness
• All the little details that make the world and relationships feel real
• Mercer earning the nickname "Mercy" because honestly... perfect
⚠️ What Didn’t Work (if anything)
• I STILL DON'T KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO MICAH!!!!
That is my complaint. That is the list.
😏 Character & Chemistry
• ML: Protective, loyal, occasionally stress-inducing, and carrying enough emotional baggage to fill an airport terminal
• MC: Vulnerable, resilient, lovable, and desperately in need of someone to choose him for once
• Chemistry: Emotional, tender, yearning-filled perfection
Their dynamic leans heavily into healing, trust, emotional intimacy, and learning how to let someone love you when life has spent years teaching you not to expect it.
🎯 Who This Is For
• ✔ Readers who love found family
• ✔ Fans of emotional damage and MM romance with dark themes
• ✔ Readers who enjoy healing journeys and damaged characters
• ✔ Anyone already invested in the Doll House world
• ✔ People who enjoy yelling at fictional characters while loving them
• ❌ Readers looking for a fluffy, low-angst romance
⭐ Final Thoughts
This book put me through the emotional equivalent of being shoved down a flight of stairs, handed a cookie, and then hugged afterward.
I laughed, I stressed, I wanted to fight several people, and I adored every minute of it.
Ohhh yes and the Angels, how I hate them, but Becky's Ex needs a one of the dolls to get him away from his evil witch of a sister. That woman just pisses me off. Just saying, I have a soft spot for that beautiful man.
If you love emotional MM romance, found family, healing, and characters who make your heart ache before putting it back together again, Heart Over Heels deserves a spot on your TBR.
August 9, 2026
"Let me love on you, baby"
Darby entered the world with one future set for him. His mother was a smex worker and taught him everything she knew. Thankfully he stayed petit enough to be useful. When he thought his life might change it definitely did though not as he expected. Even as a demon he was destined to stay in the business though now he was manager at the Devil's Dollhouse. Still a wh0r3 but in a better position.
Darby is such a beautiful character. He had taken the life he was given and made himself the best. He knows his place and what men expect of him. Well until Mercer James starts making him question what he actually wants in life.
Mercer "Mercy" James is a decorated Marine forced out of service when he lost his leg. He is lost in life and ended up working at the Basillica.
I absolutely loved this story. Both Darby and Mercy go through so much growth in this story. They not only find themselves but each other. Mercy has never been interested in men but Darby is an enigma that he is absolutely interested in from the first meeting.
I freaking love Luxe/Darby's snark and quick wit. I also love that underneath Luxe's confidence, charm, and charisma is the sweet and vulnerable Darby. Darby is the Mom of the Dollhouse and it is no surprise that he had always wanted kids.
Darby always spending Daddy Beck's money cracked me up throughout the whole book. It definitely shows just how loaded he is that he never really questions the expenses because he would do anything for Zephyr.
I think the whole Bingo night is one of my favorite parts of the whole book. From getting ready while trying to hide his otherness, to his excitement while playing and especially what happened after. I adore how Mercy handles it all and shows how much he cares.
I love how genuine Mercer is. He is always quick to Tell Darby he is pretty. He also makes it very clear that he never wants to take advantage and he wants to give Darby everything. Darby finally accepting that if Mercy wanted it he was going to do it even if it was something men like him never got. The way he disarms Darby is beautiful.
Mercy -
"I love you because you're profound."
"You are the most genuine person I've ever know."
Darby -
"Mercy I need you to ask me something."
"What is it?"
"Something important...something you deserve to hear, and I want to tell you. I need to. But I can't."
"Do you love me?"
"I do"
Darby entered the world with one future set for him. His mother was a smex worker and taught him everything she knew. Thankfully he stayed petit enough to be useful. When he thought his life might change it definitely did though not as he expected. Even as a demon he was destined to stay in the business though now he was manager at the Devil's Dollhouse. Still a wh0r3 but in a better position.
Darby is such a beautiful character. He had taken the life he was given and made himself the best. He knows his place and what men expect of him. Well until Mercer James starts making him question what he actually wants in life.
Mercer "Mercy" James is a decorated Marine forced out of service when he lost his leg. He is lost in life and ended up working at the Basillica.
I absolutely loved this story. Both Darby and Mercy go through so much growth in this story. They not only find themselves but each other. Mercy has never been interested in men but Darby is an enigma that he is absolutely interested in from the first meeting.
I freaking love Luxe/Darby's snark and quick wit. I also love that underneath Luxe's confidence, charm, and charisma is the sweet and vulnerable Darby. Darby is the Mom of the Dollhouse and it is no surprise that he had always wanted kids.
Darby always spending Daddy Beck's money cracked me up throughout the whole book. It definitely shows just how loaded he is that he never really questions the expenses because he would do anything for Zephyr.
I think the whole Bingo night is one of my favorite parts of the whole book. From getting ready while trying to hide his otherness, to his excitement while playing and especially what happened after. I adore how Mercy handles it all and shows how much he cares.
I love how genuine Mercer is. He is always quick to Tell Darby he is pretty. He also makes it very clear that he never wants to take advantage and he wants to give Darby everything. Darby finally accepting that if Mercy wanted it he was going to do it even if it was something men like him never got. The way he disarms Darby is beautiful.
Mercy -
"I love you because you're profound."
"You are the most genuine person I've ever know."
Darby -
"Mercy I need you to ask me something."
"What is it?"
"Something important...something you deserve to hear, and I want to tell you. I need to. But I can't."
"Do you love me?"
"I do"
July 27, 2026
‼️SPOILERS‼️
From all the teasers from the quotes and the lovely art, I just knew without a doubt I was going to love this book so much. Like I loved Airborne but this book is a whole other level that you just don’t know how to feel.
Mercer and Darby literally had me clutching my kindle because from the moment that they met, I just knew these two were going to make me fall for them.
Mercer had me wanting to give him so hug because of everything he’s been through from his injury to wanting to see his kid and just making me weep when he had to be a spy for Antonella on The Devil’s Dollhouse. And when things hit the fan, my heart broke for a bit.
And Darby. I love their personality and their sassiness because how could you not?! Darby had no filter. I loved how they met Molly before. It’s like fate.
Mercer and Darby were just so freaking cute and I only wanted more of their cuteness of how they got to know one another.
I really loved the arcade scene because when Darby saw the prizes, they immediately wanted to win. Just their first time in an arcade had me in my feels.
Every single time Mercer called Darby his pretty girl, I melted!
I had so many favorite scenes but I will say that a few of them sang to me. The whole scene of Colt wanting the boxers. I laughed when he said the other underwear walked away but he wanted a pair of Mercer’s underwear. Had me giggling.
The scene that hit me the hardest was when Darby and his family show up on Mercer’s doorstep. God, that scene… I just didn’t know what to expect going forward and it was everything.
Also, when Beck tried to tell Darby about no employee fraternization and their comeback, I was rolling with laughter!
If you’re looking for a book with all the feels, funny moments, cuteness overload and probably the best epilogue with the cutest father and daughter moment, the best found family, this book is for you.
I need the next book right now and I can’t wait to see how this one plays out.
I received a copy of this book and this is my honest review.
From all the teasers from the quotes and the lovely art, I just knew without a doubt I was going to love this book so much. Like I loved Airborne but this book is a whole other level that you just don’t know how to feel.
Mercer and Darby literally had me clutching my kindle because from the moment that they met, I just knew these two were going to make me fall for them.
Mercer had me wanting to give him so hug because of everything he’s been through from his injury to wanting to see his kid and just making me weep when he had to be a spy for Antonella on The Devil’s Dollhouse. And when things hit the fan, my heart broke for a bit.
And Darby. I love their personality and their sassiness because how could you not?! Darby had no filter. I loved how they met Molly before. It’s like fate.
Mercer and Darby were just so freaking cute and I only wanted more of their cuteness of how they got to know one another.
I really loved the arcade scene because when Darby saw the prizes, they immediately wanted to win. Just their first time in an arcade had me in my feels.
Every single time Mercer called Darby his pretty girl, I melted!
I had so many favorite scenes but I will say that a few of them sang to me. The whole scene of Colt wanting the boxers. I laughed when he said the other underwear walked away but he wanted a pair of Mercer’s underwear. Had me giggling.
The scene that hit me the hardest was when Darby and his family show up on Mercer’s doorstep. God, that scene… I just didn’t know what to expect going forward and it was everything.
Also, when Beck tried to tell Darby about no employee fraternization and their comeback, I was rolling with laughter!
If you’re looking for a book with all the feels, funny moments, cuteness overload and probably the best epilogue with the cutest father and daughter moment, the best found family, this book is for you.
I need the next book right now and I can’t wait to see how this one plays out.
I received a copy of this book and this is my honest review.
August 27, 2026
A Joyfully Jay review.
4.5 stars
This is the second book in the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights series, and they are best rest in order. While this story mostly stands alone, there is a through plot about the angels and their nefarious desires that makes the most sense when starting with Airborne.
The world building here continues to be spot on and Cameron adds a few more layers to the mix. What I really enjoy here is the twist on the usual tropes; here the demons are the good guys just trying to exist as who they are, and the angels are the ones who have bad intentions. It’s easy to fall into this world, especially with the Las Vegas backdrop. The author uses both to great advantage to create an immersive world.
All in all, this is a good second book in the series. It moves the plot forward and introduces new troubles, while still resolving in an HEA for the couple. I liked this book even more than the first, and I’m looking forward to where the author takes us next.
Read Kris’s review in its entirety here.
4.5 stars
This is the second book in the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights series, and they are best rest in order. While this story mostly stands alone, there is a through plot about the angels and their nefarious desires that makes the most sense when starting with Airborne.
The world building here continues to be spot on and Cameron adds a few more layers to the mix. What I really enjoy here is the twist on the usual tropes; here the demons are the good guys just trying to exist as who they are, and the angels are the ones who have bad intentions. It’s easy to fall into this world, especially with the Las Vegas backdrop. The author uses both to great advantage to create an immersive world.
All in all, this is a good second book in the series. It moves the plot forward and introduces new troubles, while still resolving in an HEA for the couple. I liked this book even more than the first, and I’m looking forward to where the author takes us next.
Read Kris’s review in its entirety here.
August 6, 2026
I fell in love with this world in book one, Airborne, and was so excited to get Darby's book. Darby is the den mother looking after all the dancers at The Devil's Dollhouse but who's looking after Darby? Enter Mercer, a former Marine turned security who gets roped into spying on the Dollhouse but definitely gets more than he bargained for! Despite being demons, the Dolls are such innocent creatures that just want to live their lives and have fun. I'm absolutely smitten with the Dolls and I cannot wait to learn the stories of the others too.
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Late in the story there is a trip to an arcade and the Dolls are having the time of their lives. It's such a bittersweet moment because we know what's going on in the background and what's likely to away them back at home. Mercer's struggles are so real, especially while he watches Darby come alive. It was so well written and made me tear up just knowing what was going to come next.
Thank you for Quinn Cameron for the advance review copy. All opinions are my own.
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Late in the story there is a trip to an arcade and the Dolls are having the time of their lives. It's such a bittersweet moment because we know what's going on in the background and what's likely to away them back at home. Mercer's struggles are so real, especially while he watches Darby come alive. It was so well written and made me tear up just knowing what was going to come next.
Thank you for Quinn Cameron for the advance review copy. All opinions are my own.
August 10, 2026
Heart Over Heels
What a great sequel! I loved Darby! He was so loving and thoughtful! I loved his sass as well.
I enjoyed seeing all the dolls and their personalities shine though. There was plenty of drama in this one and I’m excited to see where things go.
Mercer was a great addition to the story and I enjoyed his acceptance and strength.
If you love found family, loving oneself, traumatic past, drama, entertaining fun, steamy romance, and so so much more then don’t miss this sequel!
What a great sequel! I loved Darby! He was so loving and thoughtful! I loved his sass as well.
I enjoyed seeing all the dolls and their personalities shine though. There was plenty of drama in this one and I’m excited to see where things go.
Mercer was a great addition to the story and I enjoyed his acceptance and strength.
If you love found family, loving oneself, traumatic past, drama, entertaining fun, steamy romance, and so so much more then don’t miss this sequel!
August 17, 2026
This is the second book in the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights series and I gobbled it up. I loved Darby and Mercer's story. I feel like the author hit the conflicting identity of a former military dude pulled in so many directions well. And the growth between the characters was great to see. Also, F*CK Darby's mom into oblivion. She is evil.
September 4, 2026
A perfect blend of spice, romance, and angst. Perfect. Beautiful. Shut up and take my money. I am obsessed with this series.
Review of advance copy received from Author
THERE MAY BE SPOILERS
I somehow loved Heart Over Heels even more than Airborne, which I honestly didn't think was possible. Quinn Cameron has created a world that feels so full of heart, and every time I return to the Devil's Dollhouse, it feels like coming home.
More than anything, this book reminded me why I love found family so much. Watching these characters, who have survived so much pain, slowly build lives filled with love, safety, and people who choose them every day is incredibly rewarding. The Dollhouse isn't just a setting anymore; it's a home, and I never wanted to leave.
Mercer and Darby completely stole my heart.
Mercer is quietly kind, endlessly loyal, and carries so much guilt and responsibility on his shoulders. His journey of questioning everything he thought he knew while learning to trust himself and the people around him was beautifully done. And Darby... I adored them from beginning to end. Behind all the confidence, humor, and sass is someone who's spent far too long believing they weren't worthy of being someone's first choice. Watching Mercer love them exactly as they are was enough to make my heart ache in the best way.
Their romance is everything I want from a slow burn. Every conversation, every lingering glance, every small act of care builds into something that feels genuine and deeply earned. The chemistry is undeniable, but what stayed with me most was the tenderness between them. Mercer never stops making sure Darby feels safe, cherished, and seen, and those quiet moments somehow meant just as much as the bigger romantic ones.
Quinn Cameron also continues to write intimacy in a way that feels incredibly emotional. Every scene strengthens their relationship rather than existing for shock value, and the trust, vulnerability, and affirmation woven throughout made those moments even more meaningful.
I also loved seeing more of the entire Dollhouse family. Beck and Zephyr remain some of my favorite fictional couples, Colette continues to steal every scene she's in, and even the quieter moments; movie nights, arcade trips, bingo games, and everyone piling into Mercer's house, made this world feel so alive. Those little moments of joy balanced the heavier themes perfectly.
The representation throughout the story felt incredibly thoughtful as well. Mercer's disability and PTSD, Darby's identity, Mercer's journey of self-discovery, and the emphasis on consent, healing, and unconditional acceptance all felt like natural parts of these characters rather than checkboxes to fill. It made every emotional moment hit even harder.
And that epilogue...
My heart absolutely melted. After everything Darby had endured, seeing their dreams finally begin to come true felt like the perfect reward. I don't think I stopped smiling through the final pages.
Heart Over Heels is full of healing, hope, found family, emotional vulnerability, and a romance that never stops choosing tenderness. It made me laugh, made me cry, and reminded me why this series has become one of my favorite paranormal MM romances.
Now I'm once again left impatiently waiting for the next visit to the Devil's Dollhouse because I'm far from ready to say goodbye to these characters.
I somehow loved Heart Over Heels even more than Airborne, which I honestly didn't think was possible. Quinn Cameron has created a world that feels so full of heart, and every time I return to the Devil's Dollhouse, it feels like coming home.
More than anything, this book reminded me why I love found family so much. Watching these characters, who have survived so much pain, slowly build lives filled with love, safety, and people who choose them every day is incredibly rewarding. The Dollhouse isn't just a setting anymore; it's a home, and I never wanted to leave.
Mercer and Darby completely stole my heart.
Mercer is quietly kind, endlessly loyal, and carries so much guilt and responsibility on his shoulders. His journey of questioning everything he thought he knew while learning to trust himself and the people around him was beautifully done. And Darby... I adored them from beginning to end. Behind all the confidence, humor, and sass is someone who's spent far too long believing they weren't worthy of being someone's first choice. Watching Mercer love them exactly as they are was enough to make my heart ache in the best way.
Their romance is everything I want from a slow burn. Every conversation, every lingering glance, every small act of care builds into something that feels genuine and deeply earned. The chemistry is undeniable, but what stayed with me most was the tenderness between them. Mercer never stops making sure Darby feels safe, cherished, and seen, and those quiet moments somehow meant just as much as the bigger romantic ones.
Quinn Cameron also continues to write intimacy in a way that feels incredibly emotional. Every scene strengthens their relationship rather than existing for shock value, and the trust, vulnerability, and affirmation woven throughout made those moments even more meaningful.
I also loved seeing more of the entire Dollhouse family. Beck and Zephyr remain some of my favorite fictional couples, Colette continues to steal every scene she's in, and even the quieter moments; movie nights, arcade trips, bingo games, and everyone piling into Mercer's house, made this world feel so alive. Those little moments of joy balanced the heavier themes perfectly.
The representation throughout the story felt incredibly thoughtful as well. Mercer's disability and PTSD, Darby's identity, Mercer's journey of self-discovery, and the emphasis on consent, healing, and unconditional acceptance all felt like natural parts of these characters rather than checkboxes to fill. It made every emotional moment hit even harder.
And that epilogue...
My heart absolutely melted. After everything Darby had endured, seeing their dreams finally begin to come true felt like the perfect reward. I don't think I stopped smiling through the final pages.
Heart Over Heels is full of healing, hope, found family, emotional vulnerability, and a romance that never stops choosing tenderness. It made me laugh, made me cry, and reminded me why this series has become one of my favorite paranormal MM romances.
Now I'm once again left impatiently waiting for the next visit to the Devil's Dollhouse because I'm far from ready to say goodbye to these characters.
August 10, 2026
My rating 2,7 ⭐⭐
Spice: 2,6/5 (a few scenes, but some short)
Plot: Plot heavy, less focus on romance
Chemistry: 2.5/5
Side characters: Plentiful, I had trouble following them all
HEA: rather quick ending, I needed more
The book started out really well for me and was genuinely interesting. The whole setting with demons and angels reminded me of the TV show Lucifer, which was a very positive association for me.
I sometimes read books featuring sex workers or ex-sex workers because I like the trope, the struggle, the emotions around it, although it’s difficult to find an author who presents the profession with a good, realistic balance, without sugarcoating or romanticizing it.
A few years ago, I was obsessed with reading memoirs by former prostitutes, and the world underneath the surface of the industry was far dirtier and more brutal than the sweet, rosy picture promoted in romance novels.
I understand that authors want to portray the profession without shaming the people who do it, and I think that’s perfectly fine. But personally, I believe we also need to be realistic, because it’s not nearly as romantic or empowering as it’s often portrayed in books. There's a dark side to it.
Quinn did a somewhat decent job of showing some of the brutality, and there’s even a brief mention of STDs, which gets a plus from me.
BUT!
But the fact that Darby’s mother was never firmly condemned for grooming her own son for pro****ution from childhood was genuinely shocking to me. She praised the boy what a good job he did, pleasing the man! It was explicitly said.
Like the whole existence of a kid - can be for a purpose of some john's pleasure. C'mon... brainwashing and no de-programming following. You simply cannot justify everything.
And Darby subconsciously knew that, after all, he ran away from that life in the prologue, longing for love, a white dress, and a life away from all those men.
Yet years later, he stayed programmed, and couldn’t find the courage or strength to acknowledge that being groomed for a profession from childhood, when you have no power to make decisions and no real ability to choose, was 100% wrong. That’s why I feel the line was crossed here, at least in this particular aspect, and for me, that takes two points away from the book.
Another point is lost for glossing over the Molly storyline.
She was the most important person in Mercer’s life and the reason behind so many of his decisions, and then suddenly we get a short epilogue and that’s it.
On top of that, I expected more spice!
It’s totally my thing, but for me, the book was around 2.6/5 on the spice scale, which was somewhat disappointing. However, I didn’t take away any points for this, since that’s entirely subjective.
Overall, the book was okay, and I also add 0,7 points for the non-binary aspect of Darby, which I liked.
I’m pretty sure most people will enjoy it, but the grooming aspect was simply too much for me. It was the main reason for my rating.
Without that, it would have been a 4-star read for me.
Spice: 2,6/5 (a few scenes, but some short)
Plot: Plot heavy, less focus on romance
Chemistry: 2.5/5
Side characters: Plentiful, I had trouble following them all
HEA: rather quick ending, I needed more
The book started out really well for me and was genuinely interesting. The whole setting with demons and angels reminded me of the TV show Lucifer, which was a very positive association for me.
I sometimes read books featuring sex workers or ex-sex workers because I like the trope, the struggle, the emotions around it, although it’s difficult to find an author who presents the profession with a good, realistic balance, without sugarcoating or romanticizing it.
A few years ago, I was obsessed with reading memoirs by former prostitutes, and the world underneath the surface of the industry was far dirtier and more brutal than the sweet, rosy picture promoted in romance novels.
I understand that authors want to portray the profession without shaming the people who do it, and I think that’s perfectly fine. But personally, I believe we also need to be realistic, because it’s not nearly as romantic or empowering as it’s often portrayed in books. There's a dark side to it.
Quinn did a somewhat decent job of showing some of the brutality, and there’s even a brief mention of STDs, which gets a plus from me.
BUT!
But the fact that Darby’s mother was never firmly condemned for grooming her own son for pro****ution from childhood was genuinely shocking to me. She praised the boy what a good job he did, pleasing the man! It was explicitly said.
Like the whole existence of a kid - can be for a purpose of some john's pleasure. C'mon... brainwashing and no de-programming following. You simply cannot justify everything.
And Darby subconsciously knew that, after all, he ran away from that life in the prologue, longing for love, a white dress, and a life away from all those men.
Yet years later, he stayed programmed, and couldn’t find the courage or strength to acknowledge that being groomed for a profession from childhood, when you have no power to make decisions and no real ability to choose, was 100% wrong. That’s why I feel the line was crossed here, at least in this particular aspect, and for me, that takes two points away from the book.
Another point is lost for glossing over the Molly storyline.
She was the most important person in Mercer’s life and the reason behind so many of his decisions, and then suddenly we get a short epilogue and that’s it.
On top of that, I expected more spice!
It’s totally my thing, but for me, the book was around 2.6/5 on the spice scale, which was somewhat disappointing. However, I didn’t take away any points for this, since that’s entirely subjective.
Overall, the book was okay, and I also add 0,7 points for the non-binary aspect of Darby, which I liked.
I’m pretty sure most people will enjoy it, but the grooming aspect was simply too much for me. It was the main reason for my rating.
Without that, it would have been a 4-star read for me.
Review of advance copy received from Author
ARC Review:
I adored the first book in this series -- Airborne -- so when this wonderful book arrived, I jumped at it. The unique world of demons, humans, and angels integrated into the splashy, decadent world of Las Vegas is just too much fun.
Darby, AKA Luxe, is the manager of the Dollhouse and its star attraction. He's small, pretty, and full of confident sass (...with a great ass! Sorry/not sorry; I couldn't help it) and getting an entire book with him as one of the primary MCs is awesome. He stood out in Airborne with his strong need to protect and care for all the Dolls, and I was dying to know more of his story.
Heart Over Heels really delivered the goods on Darby's backstory and personality, while matching him with a new character -- the complex, kind, and earnest human, Mercer.
As I read this, I was constantly struck with how beautifully human Mercer is. He's a wounded veteran, a medic who lost a leg in service and still has sharp PTSD pangs that he grits his teeth through and carries on. He devoted his life to duty, to service, to doing the right thing, even when his heart wasn't fully onboard. Yet when we meet him, he's a little hollow, a little shellshocked, living on the bare surface with his medals of valor stashed in duffle bags in his closet. His only real connections are his buddies at the dusty little VFW hall.
And he's a father to a sweet little girl -- he desperately longs to have a relationship with her, but at the moment he and his ex-wife are not getting along as he copes to adjust to his new life a year after his accident.
From the clandestine meet-kind-of-cute at the Basilica (the once-Bellagio casino, now owned and operated by angels, the Rosettis), Mercer and Darby have excellent chemistry. Mostly because they're both wired as protectors with gentle hearts underneath their role-based exteriors. Mercer is a security guard who manages to get Darby to safety when a couple of angels threaten something sinister; Darby slips Mercer a business card. Soon Mercer finds himself rolling up on his Victory motorcycle outside the Dollhouse and the story takes off.
Without sharing spoilers about the plot, a few of the best moments include:
* Darby attending a VFW bingo game with Mercer, getting soooo excited to win a toaster oven
* Sweet, gentle spicy scenes that evolve as the two of them learn to let down their guards and allow themselves to feel respected, wanted, and fully safe in their own skin.
* Getting to see Zephyr feeling content and loved with his lollipops and constant snuggles with his "Club Daddy," Beck
* Respectful, realistic disability rep
* The found-family of the Dollhouse rallying to overcome serious trouble from the Angels
* Movie night on the couch watching Stardust, with notes about Robert DeNiro's absolutely epic pirate captain character (please watch that movie if you haven't!)
* "Am I going to be a Mommy?" ALL. THE. HEARTS. Darby, I adore you and you deserve all the good things.
* The whole gang camping out in Mercer's living room and Colt stealing boxer shorts
* A well-earned and frankly adorable HEA (with just enough tension dropped to lure us into Book 3)
With the exception of a slightly-murky "conclusion" regarding the Rosettis and their motivation for doing what they do to the Dollhouse, this was a tight, well-edited and paced book with well-developed characters I really care so much about. They're all baby girls and need all the love, s'mores, candy, and g-strings they want.
It's such a sweet, sexy ride and you'll fall madly in love with all the Dolls if you read this series. Just climb on the bike, hold on and enjoy the show.
I adored the first book in this series -- Airborne -- so when this wonderful book arrived, I jumped at it. The unique world of demons, humans, and angels integrated into the splashy, decadent world of Las Vegas is just too much fun.
Darby, AKA Luxe, is the manager of the Dollhouse and its star attraction. He's small, pretty, and full of confident sass (...with a great ass! Sorry/not sorry; I couldn't help it) and getting an entire book with him as one of the primary MCs is awesome. He stood out in Airborne with his strong need to protect and care for all the Dolls, and I was dying to know more of his story.
Heart Over Heels really delivered the goods on Darby's backstory and personality, while matching him with a new character -- the complex, kind, and earnest human, Mercer.
As I read this, I was constantly struck with how beautifully human Mercer is. He's a wounded veteran, a medic who lost a leg in service and still has sharp PTSD pangs that he grits his teeth through and carries on. He devoted his life to duty, to service, to doing the right thing, even when his heart wasn't fully onboard. Yet when we meet him, he's a little hollow, a little shellshocked, living on the bare surface with his medals of valor stashed in duffle bags in his closet. His only real connections are his buddies at the dusty little VFW hall.
And he's a father to a sweet little girl -- he desperately longs to have a relationship with her, but at the moment he and his ex-wife are not getting along as he copes to adjust to his new life a year after his accident.
From the clandestine meet-kind-of-cute at the Basilica (the once-Bellagio casino, now owned and operated by angels, the Rosettis), Mercer and Darby have excellent chemistry. Mostly because they're both wired as protectors with gentle hearts underneath their role-based exteriors. Mercer is a security guard who manages to get Darby to safety when a couple of angels threaten something sinister; Darby slips Mercer a business card. Soon Mercer finds himself rolling up on his Victory motorcycle outside the Dollhouse and the story takes off.
Without sharing spoilers about the plot, a few of the best moments include:
* Darby attending a VFW bingo game with Mercer, getting soooo excited to win a toaster oven
* Sweet, gentle spicy scenes that evolve as the two of them learn to let down their guards and allow themselves to feel respected, wanted, and fully safe in their own skin.
* Getting to see Zephyr feeling content and loved with his lollipops and constant snuggles with his "Club Daddy," Beck
* Respectful, realistic disability rep
* The found-family of the Dollhouse rallying to overcome serious trouble from the Angels
* Movie night on the couch watching Stardust, with notes about Robert DeNiro's absolutely epic pirate captain character (please watch that movie if you haven't!)
* "Am I going to be a Mommy?" ALL. THE. HEARTS. Darby, I adore you and you deserve all the good things.
* The whole gang camping out in Mercer's living room and Colt stealing boxer shorts
* A well-earned and frankly adorable HEA (with just enough tension dropped to lure us into Book 3)
With the exception of a slightly-murky "conclusion" regarding the Rosettis and their motivation for doing what they do to the Dollhouse, this was a tight, well-edited and paced book with well-developed characters I really care so much about. They're all baby girls and need all the love, s'mores, candy, and g-strings they want.
It's such a sweet, sexy ride and you'll fall madly in love with all the Dolls if you read this series. Just climb on the bike, hold on and enjoy the show.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I'm not quite sure whether I loved Darby, Mercer or Darby's tail the most!
I was so fortunate to receive an ARC of this book because, I can tell you, it has been a looooong wait since reading Airborne and I have been desperate for more of the Dollshouse demons. Heart Over Heels lived up to all my expectations.
I shall preface this by saying that before Airborne I had never read fantasy or paranormal books, never had an interest in them and was quite happy with books based in the real world. I still don't know if I like fantasy or paranormal but I LOVE Quinn Cameron. The worlds she builds and the characters she creates are everything. I don't expect to have my heart ripped out, stomped on and put back together in the most delicious way by angels, demons, hellhounds and phoenix but that's exactly what happens when I pick up one of this author's books.
Starting at the beginning - the Prologue. OMG that Prologue! 😢 I really shouldn't have expected anything less than tears by 2%. That's a record for me.
It didn't get much easier when we hit the first chapter. Darby is smart-mouthed and sassy but we know from Zephyr's experience at The Basilica Casino in Airborne that those angels have no place in heaven. Thankfully Darby finds a hero in ex-marine turned security guard, Mercer.
The chemistry, despite their differences, is immediate and oh so hot 🔥. Whilst Darby is used to being wined and dined by rich Sugar Daddies, all he really wants is to be cared for and told he's pretty. Mercer just wants his life back to normal after a horrific injury cost him his leg and his career as a marine. He wants to reconnect with his young daughter and build a relationship he has been denied.
Mercer finds himself in an impossible position when the angels force him to infiltrate the Dolls House and feed back information to them. Once he realises how much he cares about Darby and the rest of the dolls he tries to resign from working for them but they give him an impossible choice. His daughter or the Dollshouse.
This is a tense and emotional read that keeps you captivated throughout. You feel for both MCs for the hands life has dealt them and just want them to get their happy ever after, which, of course, they do, but not without it's dramas.
Where the prologue has your heart breaking, the epilogue will make it absolutely soar. I absolutely loved that Mercer was able to give Darby the one thing he craved above all else ❤️
I was so fortunate to receive an ARC of this book because, I can tell you, it has been a looooong wait since reading Airborne and I have been desperate for more of the Dollshouse demons. Heart Over Heels lived up to all my expectations.
I shall preface this by saying that before Airborne I had never read fantasy or paranormal books, never had an interest in them and was quite happy with books based in the real world. I still don't know if I like fantasy or paranormal but I LOVE Quinn Cameron. The worlds she builds and the characters she creates are everything. I don't expect to have my heart ripped out, stomped on and put back together in the most delicious way by angels, demons, hellhounds and phoenix but that's exactly what happens when I pick up one of this author's books.
Starting at the beginning - the Prologue. OMG that Prologue! 😢 I really shouldn't have expected anything less than tears by 2%. That's a record for me.
It didn't get much easier when we hit the first chapter. Darby is smart-mouthed and sassy but we know from Zephyr's experience at The Basilica Casino in Airborne that those angels have no place in heaven. Thankfully Darby finds a hero in ex-marine turned security guard, Mercer.
The chemistry, despite their differences, is immediate and oh so hot 🔥. Whilst Darby is used to being wined and dined by rich Sugar Daddies, all he really wants is to be cared for and told he's pretty. Mercer just wants his life back to normal after a horrific injury cost him his leg and his career as a marine. He wants to reconnect with his young daughter and build a relationship he has been denied.
Mercer finds himself in an impossible position when the angels force him to infiltrate the Dolls House and feed back information to them. Once he realises how much he cares about Darby and the rest of the dolls he tries to resign from working for them but they give him an impossible choice. His daughter or the Dollshouse.
This is a tense and emotional read that keeps you captivated throughout. You feel for both MCs for the hands life has dealt them and just want them to get their happy ever after, which, of course, they do, but not without it's dramas.
Where the prologue has your heart breaking, the epilogue will make it absolutely soar. I absolutely loved that Mercer was able to give Darby the one thing he craved above all else ❤️
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 10, 2026
Heart over Heels 👠❤️🖤 advance review:
This review may be a few days late cuz life and I needed time to digest everything 😅. Fair warning, it's a strong possibility that throughout this review I will make a lot of references (pet names/titles) with regards to Darby…in my opinion they all serve my future bestie justice 😁! I was honored to read an advance copy of this amazing story and loved EVERY SINGLE WORD!!! Since Book 1, Darby has been a favorite of mine. And now the H.B.I.C gets his own book and romantic woes. Seeing the queen bee of the Dolls finally get his love story just made my hurt melt ☺️. We get backstory for Darby and I knew it wouldn't be pretty! My heart cracked reading it and it provides so much context to the character. You truly understand Darby's reasoning for many things, as well as personality and the source of his compartmentalization.
The found family elements are back in full force. The love, support, and warmth of the Dollhouse is something that I'm sure any person would be lucky to experience even a kernel of.
Mercer & Darby are a force to be reckoned with. Mercer showed Darby that trust isn't such a scary thing when properly earned and not taken for granted. The angst and mutual pining of these two was frustratingly delicious 😋 in the best way 😅. (Sidenote: I've been craving more queer angst as well as men yearning & pining…and Quinn Cameron served it up piping hot with a side of hot cocoa 😊.) I loved how they showed up for each other, and how Darby was given a safe space to truly be himself. Not only that but to also be cared for and nurtured. Being the mother hen of the Dollhouse, he always makes sure everyone is taken care of but for the longest time he didn't have that…enter Mercer! While Darby helps to quiet the chaos that plagues Mercer. PTSD is no joke and Mercer finding a safe place in Darby without judgement is a beautiful thing. There are some heavy topics discussed in this book, so please be prepared and mindful of triggers warnings ⚠️. There is also amazing representation as well: rainbow brigade 🏳️🌈 up & through this amazing story, disability rep (amputee & prosthetic user), mental health, etc.
I'm obsessed with this series and can't wait for more shenanigans as well as the HEAs for the rest of the Dollhouse!! Happy reading 📚 😊
This review may be a few days late cuz life and I needed time to digest everything 😅. Fair warning, it's a strong possibility that throughout this review I will make a lot of references (pet names/titles) with regards to Darby…in my opinion they all serve my future bestie justice 😁! I was honored to read an advance copy of this amazing story and loved EVERY SINGLE WORD!!! Since Book 1, Darby has been a favorite of mine. And now the H.B.I.C gets his own book and romantic woes. Seeing the queen bee of the Dolls finally get his love story just made my hurt melt ☺️. We get backstory for Darby and I knew it wouldn't be pretty! My heart cracked reading it and it provides so much context to the character. You truly understand Darby's reasoning for many things, as well as personality and the source of his compartmentalization.
The found family elements are back in full force. The love, support, and warmth of the Dollhouse is something that I'm sure any person would be lucky to experience even a kernel of.
Mercer & Darby are a force to be reckoned with. Mercer showed Darby that trust isn't such a scary thing when properly earned and not taken for granted. The angst and mutual pining of these two was frustratingly delicious 😋 in the best way 😅. (Sidenote: I've been craving more queer angst as well as men yearning & pining…and Quinn Cameron served it up piping hot with a side of hot cocoa 😊.) I loved how they showed up for each other, and how Darby was given a safe space to truly be himself. Not only that but to also be cared for and nurtured. Being the mother hen of the Dollhouse, he always makes sure everyone is taken care of but for the longest time he didn't have that…enter Mercer! While Darby helps to quiet the chaos that plagues Mercer. PTSD is no joke and Mercer finding a safe place in Darby without judgement is a beautiful thing. There are some heavy topics discussed in this book, so please be prepared and mindful of triggers warnings ⚠️. There is also amazing representation as well: rainbow brigade 🏳️🌈 up & through this amazing story, disability rep (amputee & prosthetic user), mental health, etc.
I'm obsessed with this series and can't wait for more shenanigans as well as the HEAs for the rest of the Dollhouse!! Happy reading 📚 😊
August 28, 2026
Darby!! I knew I was going to love them, and I did! They had so many layers. They were a diva, a mom and overall, a soft-hearted caretaker who decided to play and keep up a role they were born into. They had never known anything other than that. It was amazing to see them question whether that was really who they were. It was also heartbreaking that Darby needed to put on a façade every time; yes, Luxe was Darby, and Darby was Luxe, but did they really enjoy playing that role? Darby deserved better than they were ever given. They were really understanding, selfless, and considerate. I couldn't understand why they still respected and loved their mother at the start, but as it went on, I soon understood why. Darby understood that that was their mother's way of protecting them. I like that they were finally finding themselves outside of what people saw and expected of them. Oh, and they did love the boys. Darby deserved to be loved on and cherished.
Mercer was so sweet. Just like Darby, he was also hiding behind clothes. Burying his insecurities, wishing they would go away. And to think he thought he didn’t deserve Darby because he was incomplete hurts my heart. He is whole and deserves every love and good thing coming his way. It was nice to see him slowly accept himself. He was so good to Darby. And to think he actually wanted to protect him, and the other dolls were so sweet in an odd way, even though he was a double agent. I was glad he was finally getting his life together. He brought out all the sweet, cheerful parts of Darby. I really wanted to see more of him and Darby bonding with his daughter.
They were both hiding, and I am glad they found love with each other. In a way, they helped each other slowly accept themselves. In general, they were so sweet. I really liked the scene at the VFW post and the Arcade. They were so cute, and it gave an incredible perspective of Darby. The slow burn was worth it!!
Not me liking Club Daddy in this book more than his own book. He really was their father figure. They really stressed the man. And as usual, the dolls were their usual supportive and chaotic selves.
All in all, I really liked this one, and yes, I can't wait for the next book. I mean, it's the twins!! And as usual, the subplot was also perfect in this. Maslow and the Angels need to let go fr. Also, the trigger warnings aren’t for fun. This was an ARC Read.
Mercer was so sweet. Just like Darby, he was also hiding behind clothes. Burying his insecurities, wishing they would go away. And to think he thought he didn’t deserve Darby because he was incomplete hurts my heart. He is whole and deserves every love and good thing coming his way. It was nice to see him slowly accept himself. He was so good to Darby. And to think he actually wanted to protect him, and the other dolls were so sweet in an odd way, even though he was a double agent. I was glad he was finally getting his life together. He brought out all the sweet, cheerful parts of Darby. I really wanted to see more of him and Darby bonding with his daughter.
They were both hiding, and I am glad they found love with each other. In a way, they helped each other slowly accept themselves. In general, they were so sweet. I really liked the scene at the VFW post and the Arcade. They were so cute, and it gave an incredible perspective of Darby. The slow burn was worth it!!
Not me liking Club Daddy in this book more than his own book. He really was their father figure. They really stressed the man. And as usual, the dolls were their usual supportive and chaotic selves.
All in all, I really liked this one, and yes, I can't wait for the next book. I mean, it's the twins!! And as usual, the subplot was also perfect in this. Maslow and the Angels need to let go fr. Also, the trigger warnings aren’t for fun. This was an ARC Read.
July 14, 2026
Dearest Gentle Reader,
I feel rather conflicted with this review. I’ve mulled over for quite some time how to articulate my thoughts on this book.
And while I still consider this a very very good book (4/5 ⭐️ from me is a 5/5 ⭐️ read for most readers), it simply didn’t hit the way I thought it would.
Darby was my favorite featured character in Airborne. I was so eager to read his story. Unfortunately, dear reader, I think my expectations were a bit high.
I suppose I anticipated straightforwardness with Darby and Mercer. What I got instead were two very complex and nuanced characters. Which, dont get me wrong, I normally love and even prefer. It just wasn’t what I expected this go around. Both Darby and Mercer were compelling characters in the best way, but it did take some time for me to be on board.
I am ride-or-die for Darby, but like Beck, it took a while for me to find Mercer appealing. I’m still unconvinced Mercer really deserves Darby. Perhaps a second read through will convince me otherwise?
Miscommunication tropes are some of my least favorite in romantasy, and Mercer spends far too much time for my liking, engaging in it. I did appreciate, however, his owning up to the trouble he’d landed himself in being entirely due to his deceit and lack of communication. Who doesn’t love a self aware man?
One thing I can always count on when reading anything by Quinn Cameron is her consistency with fully developed characters. Cameron has a real talent for grounding her characters, even fantastical ones, in reality.
Mercer isn’t complex because he’s a hardened war vet, nor because of his complicated relationship with his daughter, or disability. He is complex because of how all three of those aspects relate.
Darby is the quintessential multifaceted diva readers can’t help by be charmed by. Readers are finally given a glimpse into his tragic backstory. We get a front row seat into his mind and heart. Like Mercer, Darby is complex. But his earnestness is what really sets him apart as a character, making him even more endearing.
And like Airborne, minor characters are written with care. Of course we get a bit more time with the residents of The Dollhouse, but meeting some of Mercer’s friends and colleagues was a pleasant surprise. I do love when grumpy old men are revealed to be open minded and accepting.
Two things I could have done without: the “bitch ex wife” and Maslow. Why did I assume Maslow died at the end of Airborne!? How is this greasy little fucker still fucking with the dolls!? I can only hope Maz will meet a similar demise to Adam in Hazbin.
Head Over Heels is a solid sequel to Airborne and I can’t wait to see where Sinful Nights takes readers next.
Your Esteemed Reviewer, Lady M
I feel rather conflicted with this review. I’ve mulled over for quite some time how to articulate my thoughts on this book.
And while I still consider this a very very good book (4/5 ⭐️ from me is a 5/5 ⭐️ read for most readers), it simply didn’t hit the way I thought it would.
Darby was my favorite featured character in Airborne. I was so eager to read his story. Unfortunately, dear reader, I think my expectations were a bit high.
I suppose I anticipated straightforwardness with Darby and Mercer. What I got instead were two very complex and nuanced characters. Which, dont get me wrong, I normally love and even prefer. It just wasn’t what I expected this go around. Both Darby and Mercer were compelling characters in the best way, but it did take some time for me to be on board.
I am ride-or-die for Darby, but like Beck, it took a while for me to find Mercer appealing. I’m still unconvinced Mercer really deserves Darby. Perhaps a second read through will convince me otherwise?
Miscommunication tropes are some of my least favorite in romantasy, and Mercer spends far too much time for my liking, engaging in it. I did appreciate, however, his owning up to the trouble he’d landed himself in being entirely due to his deceit and lack of communication. Who doesn’t love a self aware man?
One thing I can always count on when reading anything by Quinn Cameron is her consistency with fully developed characters. Cameron has a real talent for grounding her characters, even fantastical ones, in reality.
Mercer isn’t complex because he’s a hardened war vet, nor because of his complicated relationship with his daughter, or disability. He is complex because of how all three of those aspects relate.
Darby is the quintessential multifaceted diva readers can’t help by be charmed by. Readers are finally given a glimpse into his tragic backstory. We get a front row seat into his mind and heart. Like Mercer, Darby is complex. But his earnestness is what really sets him apart as a character, making him even more endearing.
And like Airborne, minor characters are written with care. Of course we get a bit more time with the residents of The Dollhouse, but meeting some of Mercer’s friends and colleagues was a pleasant surprise. I do love when grumpy old men are revealed to be open minded and accepting.
Two things I could have done without: the “bitch ex wife” and Maslow. Why did I assume Maslow died at the end of Airborne!? How is this greasy little fucker still fucking with the dolls!? I can only hope Maz will meet a similar demise to Adam in Hazbin.
Head Over Heels is a solid sequel to Airborne and I can’t wait to see where Sinful Nights takes readers next.
Your Esteemed Reviewer, Lady M
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 28, 2026
Our theme here is truths and lies.
I was super excited by Luxe/Darby in Airborne and thrilled he got his own book next. He’s sweet, strong, commanding all in a pint size packet. I’m also a fan of his genderbent fashion sense. We got a peek into his backstory in the first book but Heart Over Heels drops us right into his life as a human, and his heartbreaking death.
We also get our first human x demon pairing with Mercer. This is another angsty story, with Mercer’s backstory in the Marines, his ex and estranged daughter, and his start at The Dollhouse being rooted in betrayal. Every interaction with Darby has a bitter taste because you know Mercer is lying about his intentions from the start - he’s working as a new bouncer at the club after being sent by his employer, the angels at the Basilica. It makes for an interesting premise and added tension to what otherwise would have been a sweet meetcute romance.
Mercer is pretty interesting in subtext. He spends a year recovering after his injury in Iraq and sort of seems to fester while in stasis. He wants to see his daughter but he also kind of gives up fighting. He’s in so much denial, he focuses on how he can be right for Darby without really considering internally that he’s told this massive lie of omission, because he’s focused on much smaller or less intense things that he should disclose.
Characters who lie to themselves can be frustrating, yes, but I generally find them fascinating. Mercer is elevated as a character for me because he’s such a good guy, a normal guy, but also he’s doing things that are very much not good guy material.
Darby has spent his whole life (both of them) thinking love is going to miss him. He’s a commodity and he sacrifices himself over and over again to keep his family safe in a world where everything is unsafe. He’s such a darling and when he finally sees a true love come his way, he shines. The chapter at Bingo, when they go to the pool (in Airborne), and again at the arcade - all three broke my heart for him.
Human x Demon
Betrayal
Found Family
Security x Sex Worker
Bi-Awakening
Single dad
Ex-soldier
I was super excited by Luxe/Darby in Airborne and thrilled he got his own book next. He’s sweet, strong, commanding all in a pint size packet. I’m also a fan of his genderbent fashion sense. We got a peek into his backstory in the first book but Heart Over Heels drops us right into his life as a human, and his heartbreaking death.
We also get our first human x demon pairing with Mercer. This is another angsty story, with Mercer’s backstory in the Marines, his ex and estranged daughter, and his start at The Dollhouse being rooted in betrayal. Every interaction with Darby has a bitter taste because you know Mercer is lying about his intentions from the start - he’s working as a new bouncer at the club after being sent by his employer, the angels at the Basilica. It makes for an interesting premise and added tension to what otherwise would have been a sweet meetcute romance.
Mercer is pretty interesting in subtext. He spends a year recovering after his injury in Iraq and sort of seems to fester while in stasis. He wants to see his daughter but he also kind of gives up fighting. He’s in so much denial, he focuses on how he can be right for Darby without really considering internally that he’s told this massive lie of omission, because he’s focused on much smaller or less intense things that he should disclose.
Characters who lie to themselves can be frustrating, yes, but I generally find them fascinating. Mercer is elevated as a character for me because he’s such a good guy, a normal guy, but also he’s doing things that are very much not good guy material.
Darby has spent his whole life (both of them) thinking love is going to miss him. He’s a commodity and he sacrifices himself over and over again to keep his family safe in a world where everything is unsafe. He’s such a darling and when he finally sees a true love come his way, he shines. The chapter at Bingo, when they go to the pool (in Airborne), and again at the arcade - all three broke my heart for him.
Human x Demon
Betrayal
Found Family
Security x Sex Worker
Bi-Awakening
Single dad
Ex-soldier
Review of advance copy received from Author
"Heart Over Heels" by Quinn Cameron is the second book in the series: "Sinful Nights and Neon Lights". It's an MM paranormal romance series with each book following one of the demonic performers at the Devil's Dollhouse.
This book follows Darby, the Dollhouse "mom" and manager as he meets Mercer, a disabled vet, to whom Darby offers a security job. As the story unfolds, Darby struggles with growing affection for the human while Mercer has his own angelic secrets.
Ratings:
Overall: 5/5 hearts - There's nothing I didn't love in this book. I had such a hard time finding "highlights" because dammit, every line is highlight-able, every little tidbit is fantastic and I adored every word.
Peppers: 2/5 - There isn't as much spice in this book as there was in book 1. But that makes so much sense for Darby and his story.
Spice: 5/5 - The spice that is there, is so good. It's not just sexy (it is) it's also emotional and an important part of understanding both characters.
Plot: 5/5 -
- Storyline: There's really two storylines occurring together. The first is external, because of course Mazz and the Angels weren't going to give up without a fight. But there's also an internal struggle within Darby. Both were done so well and I loved every little twist and turn.
- Characters: I loved them so freaking much. All of the side characters got a few extra layers and the MCs were both complicated, interesting characters.
Darby and his demi-girl identity is incredibly well written. He's not fetishized (by the author) or being thrown a "quirk" for the heck of it, he just feels like...Darby. And it was so easy to just melt into the idea of: "Of course he's a man that likes to be called a girl sometimes" he's so MUCH in the best way and there's no way one gender or label could ever define him.
- Writing: It's fantastic. Quinn's writing always flows so nicely and her storytelling is complicated and detailed. It's just a joy to read.
*I did receive a free ARC of this book. However, this review is 100% voluntary and reflects my honest opinion*
This book follows Darby, the Dollhouse "mom" and manager as he meets Mercer, a disabled vet, to whom Darby offers a security job. As the story unfolds, Darby struggles with growing affection for the human while Mercer has his own angelic secrets.
Ratings:
Overall: 5/5 hearts - There's nothing I didn't love in this book. I had such a hard time finding "highlights" because dammit, every line is highlight-able, every little tidbit is fantastic and I adored every word.
Peppers: 2/5 - There isn't as much spice in this book as there was in book 1. But that makes so much sense for Darby and his story.
Spice: 5/5 - The spice that is there, is so good. It's not just sexy (it is) it's also emotional and an important part of understanding both characters.
Plot: 5/5 -
- Storyline: There's really two storylines occurring together. The first is external, because of course Mazz and the Angels weren't going to give up without a fight. But there's also an internal struggle within Darby. Both were done so well and I loved every little twist and turn.
- Characters: I loved them so freaking much. All of the side characters got a few extra layers and the MCs were both complicated, interesting characters.
Darby and his demi-girl identity is incredibly well written. He's not fetishized (by the author) or being thrown a "quirk" for the heck of it, he just feels like...Darby. And it was so easy to just melt into the idea of: "Of course he's a man that likes to be called a girl sometimes" he's so MUCH in the best way and there's no way one gender or label could ever define him.
- Writing: It's fantastic. Quinn's writing always flows so nicely and her storytelling is complicated and detailed. It's just a joy to read.
*I did receive a free ARC of this book. However, this review is 100% voluntary and reflects my honest opinion*
August 17, 2026
This book picks up where the previous on left off. Beckett is now running the Dollhouse with Darby leading the dancers. When a client tries taking Darby to Basilica (the Angel casino where Demons are banned), he meets Mercer, a human who currently works security at Basilica. When Antonella, his boss, sees an opportunity to get the inside scoop at the Dollhouse, she encourages Mercy to take a security job there to be her eyes and ears.
Mercer has a lot of baggage. He’s an ex-marine who lost a leg serving. He also lost his family when his wife divorced him. Darby is the first demon he has actually met, but that doesn’t seem to be much of an issue for him.
Darby has a much different backstory, aside from the demon aspect. He was basically groomed by his mother for the sex trade as a youngster and while things have improved substantially in his life where he now has some actual control, that is a lot to get over. I expected a bit more animosity towards her from Darby with regards to this, but I suppose the grooming aspect held onto him a bit too much for that to happen. He is now in charge of the other Dolls which have basically become his family of brothers.
The Molly storyline in this one felt like it needed more. She was extremely important to Mercer. Everything he did was with her in mind, yet it didn’t really play out until the epilogue.
I was pleased this one didn’t take as long to get going as the first book. However, the chemistry between Darby and Mercer seemed to be a bit lacking. They just didn’t have the same spark as Beckett and Zephyr. As with the first book, I loved the connections and comradery of the Dolls and was so happy to seem them out of the previous situation. Looks like the twins are up next. They have been intriguing from the start, so I’m excited to see what’s in store for them.
Review written for Love Bytes Reviews.
Review of advance copy received from Author
I was lucky enough to get an ARC of the second book in the Sinful Nights & Neon Lights series. I adored the first one and was looking forward to getting to know the characters better. In Heart over Heels, we get to see who Darby is when he is not shielded behind the persona of Luxe and we are also introduced to Mercer, an ex-Marine Medic who is trying to get his life back in order. I was hooked from the start, and to say I was anxious throughout the entire thing would have been an understatement. Cameron know how to write great characters that you can easily get attached to and the emotions through out the story are definitely heightened due to that.
Darby has had a hard life and second life, very much wears his heart on his sleeve, and is fierce when it comes to those he deems his. He gives everything of himself and now has the chance to see that maybe it is not impossible to just be Darby and not have to hide behind Luxe. Maybe he can have that happy ending. This is where Mercer, or Mercy as he becomes lovingly nicknamed, comes in. Mercer meets Darby and saves him from a bad situation, because that is the type of guy he is. He is honestly just overall a good man. There is attraction that he can't understand towards Darby, but he also doesn't put up much of a fight against it. Circumstances being what they are, Mercer gets dragged into a situation which puts him at odds between what he feels for Darby and eventually the other Dolls and what he is willing to do for those that are usually defined as being the "good guys".
There is suspense, there is spice, there is character growth, there is learning to love oneself, and there is a whole lot of found family, and even some redemption. It had serious aspects and a whole lot of fun. So a little bit of everything. Cameron up the ante with this book and I look forward to Colt and Callum's chaos next.
Darby has had a hard life and second life, very much wears his heart on his sleeve, and is fierce when it comes to those he deems his. He gives everything of himself and now has the chance to see that maybe it is not impossible to just be Darby and not have to hide behind Luxe. Maybe he can have that happy ending. This is where Mercer, or Mercy as he becomes lovingly nicknamed, comes in. Mercer meets Darby and saves him from a bad situation, because that is the type of guy he is. He is honestly just overall a good man. There is attraction that he can't understand towards Darby, but he also doesn't put up much of a fight against it. Circumstances being what they are, Mercer gets dragged into a situation which puts him at odds between what he feels for Darby and eventually the other Dolls and what he is willing to do for those that are usually defined as being the "good guys".
There is suspense, there is spice, there is character growth, there is learning to love oneself, and there is a whole lot of found family, and even some redemption. It had serious aspects and a whole lot of fun. So a little bit of everything. Cameron up the ante with this book and I look forward to Colt and Callum's chaos next.
August 9, 2026
When I read Airborne and first got introduced to these characters, I knew I was going to be hooked. Ever since I finished Cherry's story, I have been eager to visit the Dollhouse once more, and even more excited to learn about the resident momma bear of the house, Luxe. Also known as Darby..
Darby intrigued me from the moment his character was mentioned in Airborne, and his character still continued to intrigued me in this book, his book. I have to say, he's every bit as fabulous as he portrays himself as, and I loved the juxtaposition between his Luxe personna and his 'real' self, Darby. I thought it was fascinating seeing those different sides of his character all while learning so much about him and his past.
All of the dolls at the Dollhouse has suffered one way or another, they all have a past that they don't love but what has made them part of who they are. And Darby's past is part of who he is but not the sum of him, and I loved how Mercer got him to realize that about himself gradually overtime. He's so much more than someone to please other people, and the moment when Darby came to that realization himself was really beautiful.
Now, I will say that the romance and characters were amazing as was the writing! I was hooked from the first page and am so sad this is over. I'm very excited for the next one! I want to discuss the evil powers at play that were featured within this book. Those darn angels came back and are causing trouble for these precious Dolls, and I hope they pay! Just know, that while this couple got a HEA, the plot left off on a cliffhanger regarding that pesky menace, and those evil angels.
All in all, this book is absolutely fantastic and is well worth the read!!
Tropes to find;
💜 Nonbinary MC (Demigirl)
🎲 Found Family
👄 Slow Burn
💜 Demon/Human Romance
🎲 Single Dad
💋 Sex Worker MC
🦿 Disability Rep
🎖️ Veteran MC
🌈 Bi-Awakening
📏 Size Difference
👄 Feminization Kink
Darby intrigued me from the moment his character was mentioned in Airborne, and his character still continued to intrigued me in this book, his book. I have to say, he's every bit as fabulous as he portrays himself as, and I loved the juxtaposition between his Luxe personna and his 'real' self, Darby. I thought it was fascinating seeing those different sides of his character all while learning so much about him and his past.
All of the dolls at the Dollhouse has suffered one way or another, they all have a past that they don't love but what has made them part of who they are. And Darby's past is part of who he is but not the sum of him, and I loved how Mercer got him to realize that about himself gradually overtime. He's so much more than someone to please other people, and the moment when Darby came to that realization himself was really beautiful.
Now, I will say that the romance and characters were amazing as was the writing! I was hooked from the first page and am so sad this is over. I'm very excited for the next one! I want to discuss the evil powers at play that were featured within this book. Those darn angels came back and are causing trouble for these precious Dolls, and I hope they pay! Just know, that while this couple got a HEA, the plot left off on a cliffhanger regarding that pesky menace, and those evil angels.
All in all, this book is absolutely fantastic and is well worth the read!!
Tropes to find;
💜 Nonbinary MC (Demigirl)
🎲 Found Family
👄 Slow Burn
💜 Demon/Human Romance
🎲 Single Dad
💋 Sex Worker MC
🦿 Disability Rep
🎖️ Veteran MC
🌈 Bi-Awakening
📏 Size Difference
👄 Feminization Kink
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