Waiting for Tom Hanks, #2
Review of Waiting for Tom Hanks #1
Heat Factor: There’s nothing. It’s closed door.
Character Chemistry: I think all the chemistry was actually in the first book
Plot: 30-ish woman having a meltdown
Overall: This is kind of like when you’re in your early 20s, listening to your friend constantly talk about the guy she’s obsessed with but refuses to do anything about it.
The Hunters, Book 8
Heat Factor: She’s a fucking Surprise Virgin
Character Chemistry: Fate keeps bringing them together. Or something.
Plot: She is a vampire who hunts vampires. He is a human who hunts vampires.
Overall: DNF at 30% after the first sex scene
Heat Factor: There is a long and detailed sex scene in the first 20%
Character Chemistry: He is extremely patronizing
Plot: Author with writers’ block starts banging his publisher slash muse
Overall: DNF
Dragon Dads Love Chronicles, Book #4
Heat Factor: I feel like it’s supposed to be hot but…it’s not
Character Chemistry: is secondary to everything else going on
Plot: Sam, a shifter, feels like he’s a bad dad, so he’s initiated a custody review so his shifter hunter ex-wife can have custody of his dragon twin daughters. (Yep. That’s right.) Meanwhile, nanny AnnaLee can’t have children.
Overall: This book makes me want to smash the patriarchy (not in a good way)
Fake It Till You Make It, Book #1
Heat Factor: Sure, I guess
Character Chemistry: Emotional chemistry? I’m not even convinced they had sexual chemistry.
Plot: Woman goes home for vacation, boss follows, and nobody talks to anybody about anything important so everything hits the fan
Overall: I finished this to satisfy my rage and for no other reason
