Heat Factor:
Character Chemistry: He is a super Star Wars fan. Her name is Leia. Need I say more? (She hates Star Wars.) But in all seriousness, they obviously really like each other.
Plot: Low drama, high angst
Overall: There was a lot to like about this book, but the writing style didn’t work for me.
Moose Springs, Alaska Book # 1
Heat Factor: Snogging in the diner, snogging in the pickup, snogging in the woods, so much snogging!
Character Chemistry: Relatable and natural
Plot: Zoey’s on her dream vacation to Alaska, Graham is reluctantly serving all the tourists who overrun his diner every day, but even though it’s bound to end, they can’t quite convince themselves to stay apart.
Overall: Cute
The Ravenels, Book #6
Reviews of the rest of the Ravenel series: Book 1, Book 2, Book 3, Book 4, Book 5
Heat Factor: This is the most chill sex I think I’ve ever read
Character Chemistry: Heart eyes.
Plot: Antihero catches feelings for angel woman
Overall: I don’t think I’ve ever read a Kleypas with less drama, but it was extremely satisfying
Single Dads, Book #1
Heat Factor: Warm fuzzies
Character Chemistry: soothingly domestic
Plot: Gay single dad unexpectedly finds love
Overall: Low-stakes drama, sweet romance
Sins for All Seasons, Book #6
Heat Factor: She wears a sexy red corset with black lace for seduction purposes…
Character Chemistry: The fact that it was in no way based on seduction lessons made it perfect
Plot: Ostracized former aristocratic woman accepts proposition of brothel owner (among other things) to teach the prostitutes refinement so they can get new jobs. Also, seduction lessons. Ish.
Overall: Heath is just a really good storyteller. That is all.
