It pains me to rate an Opal Carew book so low. Normally, I avoid billionaire heroes, but since Carew is one of my favorite authors, I wanted to give it a try. Unfortunately, this just didn’t work for me. Drilled takes the construction worker trope and gives it a twist. In this novella, Danielle (Danni) […]
Not Safe for Work by Charlotte Stein is crazy hot. It’s a novella, which means it’s over way too soon, but wow…Stein sure knows how to pack a punch with this m/m/f menage story. Normally, I avoid billionaire heroes like the plague, but I adore Stein and was pleased to learn that the billionaire angle […]
Like Fresh Fallen Snow is book #2 in The Graysons series by Tara Wyatt. In book #1, we met Luke and Christie. Book #2 focuses on Luke’s twin brother, Matt, and Ellie. Ellie Richards has a New Year’s resolution: the upcoming year will be the Year of Ellie. After finding herself unlucky in love over […]
When Snowflakes Fall is a holiday novella by Tara Wyatt and book #1 in The Graysons series. Although it’s a short story, it packs in a lot of emotion and unexpected depth. Pediatrician Christie Harmon has recently relocated to Cheyenne, Wyoming, in the wake of a nasty breakup and horrifying scandal. She needs a change […]
Opal Carew’s books are so over-the-top and that’s what I love about them. When I saw that she had a Christmas book coming out, I was super excited. Big Package is extremely steamy and smutty, but somehow manages to be sweet and emotional, too. I really enjoyed this book. It’s almost Christmas and Holly is […]
In Game On by Sheryl Nantus, one woman realizes that she can’t decide between the two men she loves, so she wants to keep them both. But how exactly does that work? Angela is headed back to her small hometown with a broken heart. Recently, she found out that her fiancé had been cheating on […]
I’ve been looking forward to reading Meat by Opal Carew for a while. Let’s take a minute to appreciate this cover. The apron! The tattoos! The spatula! Because he’s a chef who specializes in meat, get it? I give this cover an A+. As for the book itself, the story didn’t quite live up to […]