Tang Dynasty, Book #4
Heat Factor: A bit of sizzle.
Character Chemistry: Literal sparring partners. Like, with swords.
Plot: Le Fing is a bandit. Han is a thief-catcher. He’s chasing her around China after she was maybe involved in stealing some jade. Then they team up because there is something bigger afoot.
Overall: I gobbled this one up. Nom nom nom.
Dream Team, Book 2
Heat Factor: If you had asked me earlier, I would not have said that being collared is sexy. But I am totally buying what Ashley is selling here.
Character Chemistry: Well, I wanted them together in book 1, so…yeah, they’ve got chemistry
Plot: “I want to be with you.” “Never gonna happen.” “You know what? Fine.” … “Actually, not fine, you just got kidnapped and dragged into a dangerous situation with an ever-increasing body count, and I am not okay with that.”
Overall: Ermagherd, worth the wait!
Coven Daughters, Book 1
Heat Factor: 🍆🍆 (that means his firm penis leaves his pants twice)
Character Chemistry: Insta-lust, but they are both broken so they complete each other.
Plot: Novice Witch hexes Rock God old enough to be her father. Lots of woo-woo shenanigans ensue.
Overall: I could not suspend my disbelief enough for this one
The Jezebel Files, Book #1
Heat Factor: This is some drawn out will they/won’t they business
Character Chemistry: I want them together soooooooooooo badly
Plot: It’s super involved: abductions and political machinations and self-discovery and mysteries to solve
Overall: So it was super fun, but also I do not want to have this relationship business dragged out for four books
Final Hour Series, Book 3
Erin’s reviews of the Prequel, Book 1, and Book 2 of the Final Hour Series
Heat Factor: Lavender prose
Character Chemistry: You kind of represent everything I hate, but dang you’re sexy
Plot: Hackers and bioweapons and romance, oh my!
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