Is it possible for a motorcycle club (MC) president to be a cinnamon roll? If Cam had been born into any other life, he absolutely would be. Even the sharp edges he does have due to his position are there more for automatic defense than because he has any desire to be a villain. I … Continue reading Book Review: Devil’s Dance (Rebel Kings MC #1) by Garrett Leigh
Book Review: Mountain Topped by K.M. Neuhold & Mia Monroe
Sometimes there’s a limit to how many genre tropes you can cram into one book. However, there’s a difference between “too many” and “just enough combined in the right way.” Neuhold and Monroe strike the perfect balance in this book with three unique and compelling characters who also balance each other in the best way. … Continue reading Book Review: Mountain Topped by K.M. Neuhold & Mia Monroe
Book Review: Stable Hill by Jodi Payne
I have a soft spot for poly romances. I may joke that it's because you get multiple relationships in one book for the same low price. However, it's mostly because what I love about romance stories is the different ways people interact and connect. This book, in particular, intertwines three men from different walks of … Continue reading Book Review: Stable Hill by Jodi Payne
Book Review: Baal’s Heart Series by Bey Deckard
This post includes reviews of the books in the Baal's Heart Series: Caged (#1)Sacrificed (#2)Fated (#3)Careened (#3.5) Caged: Love and Treachery on the High Seas (Baal's Heart #1) I’ve never read a pirate romance before, and Deckard sets a high bar for any I read in the future. Outside of the engrossing plot and intriguing … Continue reading Book Review: Baal’s Heart Series by Bey Deckard
Book Review: A Mage’s Guide to Human Familiars (R’iyah Family Archives #1) by A.J. Sherwood
American readers of a certain age probably got a strange hit of nostalgia while reading this delightful queer paranormal romance novel. The ways Sherwood presents the mage/familiar bond and how Bel interacts with both Nico and Garen gave me lovely echoes of the television show Sentinel; however, this book is not fanfic with the serial … Continue reading Book Review: A Mage’s Guide to Human Familiars (R’iyah Family Archives #1) by A.J. Sherwood
Book Review: The Masked Boys by Julia McBryant
I began this book expecting nothing more than some ridiculous kinky fun between bored rich boys at a boarding school. I was half right. The motivation behind the Plan is a bit silly, and the boys are certainly bored and rich, but the boarding school is not what I expected. These are (adult) teenagers who … Continue reading Book Review: The Masked Boys by Julia McBryant
Book Review: Destination Daddies Series (multiple authors)
This post includes reviews of books in the Destination Daddies series: Reel Love by Kate HawthorneAll Tied Up by Reese MorrisonLiving in Zin by G.R. LyonsSink or Swim by Chloe GrayJam Packed by R.J. MorayGreeking Out by Colette DavisonTourist Attraction by Luna David & Honey LondonAll the Queen's Men by Chara Croft & Harlow HayesS'more … Continue reading Book Review: Destination Daddies Series (multiple authors)
Review: Soulmates Series by Liv Rancourt
This post includes reviews of the currently available books in the Soulmates series: Soulmates (#1)Tested (#2) Soulmates (Book 1) One of the good things to come out of this crazy era we live in is the ability to connect with people we otherwise might not meet. I’d seen this book in my perusal of the … Continue reading Review: Soulmates Series by Liv Rancourt
Review: Dual Defiance (Duality #3) by Kate Hawthorne
Read my reviews of the previous books in the Duality series: Dual Destruction (#1)Dual Surrender (#2) Disclaimer: I received an electronic ARC of this novel from the author. This book concludes a fascinating trilogy that showcases much of what makes Hawthorne stand out as a writer. What I particularly enjoy is how she delves further … Continue reading Review: Dual Defiance (Duality #3) by Kate Hawthorne
Review: Secrets in Edgewood Series by Kate Hawthorne
This post includes reviews of the books in the Secrets in Edgewood series: A Taste of Sin (#1)The Cost of Desire (#2)A Love Made Whole (#3) A Taste of Sin (Book 1) I admit that I first tried to read this book a few months ago and only made it about a quarter of the … Continue reading Review: Secrets in Edgewood Series by Kate Hawthorne
Review: Naughty in Pendleton Series by Brigham Vaughn
Read my review of the first book in the Naughty in Pendleton series: Date in a Pinch This post includes reviews of the other currently available books: Embracing His Shame (#2)Made to Order (#3)Flipping the Switch (#4) Embracing His Shame (Book 2) I’m the last person to kink-shame, and I’m certainly aware that not everyone … Continue reading Review: Naughty in Pendleton Series by Brigham Vaughn
Review: What We May Be by Layla Reyne
I love a good poly romance, and I love a good mystery, so when this one came highly recommended by fellow readers, I knew I had to give it a shot. Reyne immediately upended my expectations of this story by weaving a second-chance element into the dynamic between her three extraordinary heroes rather than throwing … Continue reading Review: What We May Be by Layla Reyne
Review: Alphabet of Desire Series by Colette Davison
This post includes reviews of the books in the Alphabet of Desire series: A is for Aftercare (#1)B is for Beg (#2)C is for Comfort (#3) A is for Aftercare (Book 1) This book was a relatively low-angst read, but that doesn’t mean Davison skimps on any of the tension necessary to crafting a great … Continue reading Review: Alphabet of Desire Series by Colette Davison
Review: Making a Mark (Triskelion #2) by Jodi Payne & B.A. Tortuga
Read my review of Breaking the Rules (Triskelion #1) Disclaimer: I received an advanced electronic ARC of this novel from the author. The first book in this planned trilogy introduced me to an amazing author pairing and lived rent-free in my brain for the entire summer. I put off re-reading it until right before the … Continue reading Review: Making a Mark (Triskelion #2) by Jodi Payne & B.A. Tortuga
Review: Spare Time (Trouble With Triads #3) by E.M. Denning
Read my reviews of the previous books in the Trouble With Triads series: Spare Room (#1)Spare Parts (#2) Disclaimer: I received an advanced electronic review copy of this book from the author. Denning saved the best for last in her trio of unique poly romances. Once again, she also presents a new arc within the … Continue reading Review: Spare Time (Trouble With Triads #3) by E.M. Denning
Review: White House Men Series by Nora Phoenix
This post includes reviews of the currently available books in the White House Men series: Press (#1)Friends (#2)Click (#3)Serve (#4)Care (#5)Puzzle (#6) Press (Book 1) This was the first Nora Phoenix title I picked up a few months ago, and at the time, I read the first 10 percent and lost interest. Since then, I’ve … Continue reading Review: White House Men Series by Nora Phoenix
Review: Only Colorado Series by J. D. Chambers
This post includes reviews of the books in the Only Colorado series: Only With You (#1)Only See You (#2)Only Need You (#3)Only Keep You (#4)Only Love You (#5)Only For Us (#6) Only With You (Book 1) This book won’t be for all readers due to the kinks of one of the main characters. On the … Continue reading Review: Only Colorado Series by J. D. Chambers
Review: Dirty Secret by Ki Brightly & M. D. Gregory
My favorite part of this novel is that it tackles an issue too often dismissed in real life, in that it is absolutely possible for a woman to be the abuser in a relationship. The authors highlight this so well, in fact, that I encourage readers for which an abusive relationship might trigger an adverse … Continue reading Review: Dirty Secret by Ki Brightly & M. D. Gregory
Review: Trouble With Triads Series by E. M. Denning
This post includes reviews of the currently available books in the Trouble With Triads series: Spare Room (#1)Spare Parts (#2) Spare Room (Book 1) This story is surprisingly low-angst for how relatively dark things are at the beginning of the book for Alex, the man who first gave up Tristan and moved away only to … Continue reading Review: Trouble With Triads Series by E. M. Denning
Review: Bears in the Woods by K. C. Wells
When you wake up strangely early on the weekend, the only thing to do is burn through a good book. This low-angst romance provided all the warm fuzzies necessary to get me through the rest of the day, and I can only hope that if I’m ever (metaphorically) lost in the woods that bears as … Continue reading Review: Bears in the Woods by K. C. Wells