The 5th Street Series (Noah, Gio, Hector, Abel, Felix) by Elizabeth Reyes

Noah 5^th Street Series #1

I love a good Fighter Romance so when given the opportunity to review an entire series...I was all over it! Noah is book 1and have to say it was a great way to start. Loved Noah and Roni's story. It had a little bit of sweet and a little bit of sad. The storyline will definitely keep you interested.

Yes, the book is about Noah, (hence the name), but I have to say I connected very quickly with Veronica. I don't believe in spoilers, so I will just say that her self esteem in the beginning was so sad and like me, I really feel like she will identify with a lot of readers.

I feel like this was more of a young adult novel and I was expecting more intimate scenes. Overall a great start!
I give Noah 4.5 sweet stars! ~ Review by Stacey

Gio - 5^th Street Series #2

Talk about being caught in a sticky situation...

Gio is the second book in this series, it could be read as a standalone but I suggest you start from the beginning. I love the fact that all the same characters from book 1 are present.

This is a book about love...plain and simple. Loving someone you probably shouldn't but having no control over it. Friendships are tested and at 90% in to the book you are still not sure if anyone gets their happily ever after.

If you are looking for something with a ton of emotion you will love Gio.
I give this book 4 sweet and seducing stars ~Review by Stacey

Hector - 5^th Street Series #3

Okay, I am 3 books in and getting VERY ATTACHED to these fighters. I love that even though this was Hectors book we still got ALL of the fighter boys in it.

Hector....the youngest of the bunch, fresh out of high school. Reading this book I had a really hard time believing he was that young. He definitely didn't act it.

It was a breath of fresh air to experience love through the eyes of, not only a young person but a male at that.

This book deals with real life issues, one being bullying. In this day and age is a real problem with young people so I feel like this story could have actually happened to someone.

Overall, great book. You get to experience young love and all the ups and downs that come along with that.
I give Hector 4 stars ~ Review by Stacey

Abel - 5^th Street Series #4

Can I just say I absolutely love these guys. Each and every one of them own a piece of my heart. With every book I read I feel that much closer to them.

Abel can be classified as many things....a protective big brother, a sweet and lovable momma's boy, a loyal friend and one fierce ass fighter. We get to experience all these sides of him throughout this book but my favorite has to be the “Abel in love” side. To see this bad ass guy turn into a sensitive, caring and...well....just big ol' teddy bear was so neat to see.

I also feel like the author turns up the sex more in this book which I am totally on board with!

As with each one of these books, it turns in to a frantic page turner to see if they get their happily ever after. Which in the end...so far...with each of these young men they do. And, just like the previous books, I was so excited to see Abel get his. LOVE THE EPILOGUE!

I give this Abel 4.5 stars ~Review by Stacey

Felix - 5^th Street Series #5

I am going to miss these guys so much. I read all 5 books straight through in a row so I truly believe if I take a road trip to East LA I could find 5^th street. Not sure I could handle being in the same room with all 5 of these extremely hot fighters but I sure would love trying.

I feel so protective of these guys and believe it or not their female companions as well. I guess that's what happens when you read a series of 5 straight through. Needless to say...I was NOT ready for it to end.

Having Felix be the end was fitting I think. We were introduced to him in book 1 and he is mentioned throughout all the them. I will say the cover nails him, I can even tell you what scene in the book that cover comes from....but I won't. You have to read it to find out.

Felix is portrayed as this huge bad ass alpha male who has let stardom go to his head. Different girls every night, and when he isn't f*cking....he's fighting. Constantly getting in trouble. You actually get a big taste of him in Gio's book.

It was so great to witness his walls come down and I will tell you this....Felix fights hard..but he loves even harder.

The epilogue brought tears to my eyes. After this amazing journey I have been on with each of these characters, Elizabeth Reyes writes a gathering of ALL these people we have become so close to and you get that one last glance at the lives each one of them has created for themselves. It was touching and heartwarming.

Thank you so for introducing me to these 5 guys who will forever hold a piece of my heart. If I am ever in East LA....I will find 5^th Street....I have no doubt about that.

I give Felix 5 brooding and beautiful stars ~Review by Stacey