Time Traveler’s Network, Book 1
Heat Factor: Three short sex scenes with a few details
Character Chemistry: Instalove based on shared trauma
Plot: Downton Abbey, but with time travelers
Overall: So much drama
Bollywood Confidential, Book 1
Heat Factor: Based on the blurb, I was honestly expecting more sex (or kinkier sex?) than there was. There is definitely sex, but no group activities.
Character Chemistry: Lots of sexual attraction
Plot: More like three short stories than one cohesive novella
Overall: In an author’s note to the current edition, Snyder refers to this book as “banana-pants” and she is not wrong.
Hickville High, Book #4
Heat Factor: Innocent little high school kisses
Character Chemistry: This person looks into my eyes and I get all the tingles. I am not doing relationships right now. But the tingles…
Plot: Scottish actor embeds in rural Texas high school to understand his next role better, accidentally falls for local girl
Overall: It’s YA, so I shouldn’t, but I want to rant.
Heat Factor: Like…warm? Closed door.
Character Chemistry: It’s a fun sort of chemistry. He’s totally into her and she’s totally obtuse.
Plot: Rom-com plot. Obvi.
Overall: A little fluff that also speaks to me as a smut scholar
Love on Cue, Book 1
Heat Factor: Sex is hot, respectful, and realistic
Character Chemistry: Excellent
Plot: He’s an actor. She wants to avoid the spotlight. Can these two make it work?
Overall: Such a fun read!
