Let's talk dirty books
Women Who Dare, Book #1
Heat Factor: warm to moderately steamy
Character Chemistry: sudden but believable
Plot: worked, but there was a lot going on
Overall: This would be a good holiday read except that it’s also heavy because it’s set during Reconstruction
Kiss Quotient, Book 1
Heat Factor: So hot and so awkward, all at the same time. It’s quite impressive, actually.
Character Chemistry: They **get** each other. It’s very sweet.
Plot: “I am socially awkward, please give me sex lessons.”
Overall: I stayed up well past my bedtime because I couldn’t put it down.
The Frasers, Book 5
Heat Factor: Lots of sex off stage, plus a few mildly detailed scenes that we get to see.
Character Chemistry: The first time they meet, he gets a boner and she is rude for no reason.
Plot: A lot, but none of it seems to matter.
Overall: Meh.
The Rajes, Book 1
Heat Factor: Longing glances and orgasmic food
Character Chemistry: Spot on
Plot: Gender swapped Pride and Prejudice, but without the desperate marriage plot
Overall: I. LOVED. IT.
Loose Ends, Book 1
Heat Factor: Thinking about sex, talking about sex, having sex. Sexytimes abound!
Character Chemistry: You can’t help but have chemistry with Rafe, because he is the Perfect Man
Plot: My nanny is so hot! Let’s do this!
Overall: It’s sexy and smart and political and I wish I loved it more than I did
