Review: Begging for It by Lilah Pace
Since this is a sequel to Asking for It (see my review here), this review will contain spoilers.
Review: Broken Play by Samantha Kane
Broken Play is the first book in the new Birmingham Rebels series. This book is way more than I bargained for, but overall I still think that it’s a decent read. *** SPOILERS FOLLOW *** It’s a spoiler for sure, but I feel like it needs to be disclosed upfront: this book contains not only ménage […]
Review: Ever After by Rachel Lacey
Ever After gave me all kinds of warm fuzzies. The romance between the main characters is swoonworthy and I loved how the pets are supporting characters since they’re featured so much. Rachel Lacey is going on my Read Again list for sure. First things first: I know the adage says that you can’t judge a […]
Review: Evening Storm by Anne Calhoun
I have mixed feelings about this book. On one hand, Anne Calhoun is one of my favorite authors and I adore her writing style. On the other hand, I didn’t connect with this particular story the way that I’ve connected with her other books. Ryan Hamilton is a hotshot Wall Street investment banker. He’s hugely […]
Review: Right Wrong Guy by Lia Riley
Note: This is book #2 in the Brightwater series and I strongly recommend reading book #1 first in order to enjoy the unfolding story fully. Man, I loved this book. When I started it, I was a little leery when I realized that the hero, Archer Kane, is a self-confessed manwhore. Generally, I stay away […]
Review: All Wound Up by Jaci Burton
Note: This is book #10 in the Play-by-Play series. I’ve read several books in the series, but not all of them (yet). Characters from previous books make appearances in this latest one, so that’s something to be aware of if you’re a stickler for reading a series in order. Regardless, All Wound Up can be read and […]
Review: 30 Days by Christine d’Abo
30 Days is one of the best books I’ve read this year. Seriously, I loved this book SO HARD. Alyssa Barrow is only in her mid-thirties, but she’s a widow after losing her husband, Rob, to cancer. They had a comfortable but loving marriage, having met when Alyssa was just nineteen. In fact, Rob is […]
Review: Taking the Heat by Victoria Dahl
I’ve read all three books in Victoria Dahl’s Girls’ Night Out series and Taking the Heat is my favorite, hands down. The hero is a super-hot librarian named Gabe. (I’m tempted to just stop there while you run off to buy the book right now, but I should probably elaborate.) Veronica writes an advice column […]
Review: Never Loved by Charlotte Stein
If I sound like a broken record about Charlotte Stein’s books at this point, it’s because her writing is consistently good. I’ve realized that Stein has become one of my desert island authors, hands down. There’s a theme in Never Loved that can be found elsewhere in Stein’s books–that of a heroine who has grown […]
Review: Priest by Sierra Simone
This book is wildly inappropriate and sacrilegious and I absolutely loved it. I should start by saying that if you’re easily offended by religious themes used in an erotic context, you probably shouldn’t read this. And if you’re an observant Catholic, you definitely shouldn’t read this. The sex in this book is crazy super extra […]