Eastside Brewery, Book #2
Heat Factor: It’s hot friends. SUPER hot.
Character Chemistry: Very much based on sexual chemistry
Plot: Eddie’s bad decisions impact his life all over the place, but he’s having some difficulty extracting himself from them
Overall: I enjoyed this much more for Eddie’s growth arc than for the romance
The Hartigans, Book 2
Review of The Hartigans, Book 1
Heat Factor: “Let’s act out our fantasies in the car” kind of hot
Character Chemistry: Insta-clicked…even though they’ve known each other for a while
Plot: Let’s all avoid our emotional baggage until it blows up in our faces
Overall: Hmm
Bridesmaids Behaving Badly, Book 3
Heat Factor: So steamy!
Character Chemistry: Each understands what the other needs without words. Plus great banter. Basically, perfection.
Plot: Bridesmaid and Best Man need to travel from New York to Florida in the middle of a snowstorm in time to get to the wedding.
Overall: I felt lied to by the blurb, but the emotional payoff was so good that I didn’t care.
Heat Factor: Not completely, but pretty chaste
Character Chemistry: “OMG! Does he like me?!?!” “Girl, he’s so into you!”
Plot: Please see Character Chemistry
Overall: This book is high school.
Royal Dragons of Alaska, Book 2
Review of Royal Dragons of Alaska, Book 1
Heat Factor: It’s not what I’d call explicit
Character Chemistry: Tania resists the inevitable for a long time
Plot: Magic spells are creating romance and causing international conspiracy trouble
Overall: It’s just fun and I want more!
