Heat Factor: There’s a fire in this kitchen
Character Chemistry: He’s a manipulative douchenozzle
Plot: It went some unexpected places
Overall: I was so excited about the premise, but the execution was disappointing
Heat Factor: She’s a virgin with a magic vagina, folks
Character Chemistry: I’m not at all convinced because I had no insight into their relationship
Plot: Not what you’d expect
Overall: I was bored.
Storm Harbor, Book 1
Heat Factor: Nothing too explicit, but the slow build up means the sexual tension is really palpable.
Character Chemistry: They bond over their love of muscle cars.
Plot: Gage and Eden are both struggling when Eden takes a job working at Gage’s garage. Sparks fly, but Eden definitely doesn’t want to bang her boss. Also, Gage has ADHD.
Overall: There are some interesting things going on in this book, but the different pieces don’t feel well-integrated.
Heat Factor: Well now I’m curious about penis piercings / I didn’t know MZ could write so much, so hot sex
Character Chemistry: All the butterflies
Plot: Jerky, ex-felon, tattoo artist biker with an anger management issue can’t keep his hands off his friend’s little sister who also happens to work in his shop
Overall: I can’t believe how much I liked this book
Heat Factor: Very very hot. There’s some Mile-High Club stuff that happens.
Character Chemistry: Flirty.
Plot: Boss and assistant fight their desire for each other. And then give in to it.
Overall: I enjoyed myself immensely.
Invested in You, Book #1
Heat Factor:
Character Chemistry: The meet cute was a great setup, but it didn’t pull through for the story.
Plot: Overblown
Overall: I was constantly cringing.
The Royals Collection, Book #4
Heat Factor: It’s hot. Sex on the desk hot.
Character Chemistry: Secret office romance chemistry. It’s good.
Plot: Workaholic lawyer (barrister, really) gets distracted by sassy new assistant.
Overall: I’m going back for seconds.
