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Dangerous Damsels, Book #2
Review of Dangerous Damsels, Book #1
Heat Factor: Charlotte and Alex have a lot of sex, but the reader does not get to watch.
Character Chemistry: Mutual kidnapping is always a winner.
Plot: Everyone is trying to get a magical amulet, and more shenanigans ensue than you can shake a stick at.
Overall: A bit heavy-handed and there’s some weird stuff going on with the tone
Heart and Hand, Book #3
Heat Factor: She’s a slowwwww burn folks
Character Chemistry: They’re fated mates, but they spend the majority of the book at odds
Plot: Princess Anwyl is on a quest to bring pijala trees and pihaberries to different lords in order to protect the people from brainwashing. She’s also on a quest to find a husband—but she’s already learned that she’s destined to be with a dark haired man with blue eyes who affects her like no other. Warin is that man, she’s pretty sure; but he acts like he can’t stand her. Plus, a LOT of other stuff.
Overall: This book is an epic quest in a series, and it is LONG and complex.
Royal Dragons of Alaska, Book #5
Reviews of previous books in the Royal Dragons of Alaska series: Book #1, Book #2, Book #3, Book #4
Heat Factor: They’re in bed before 30%, but it’s not detailed
Character Chemistry: She jumps in feet first, and he does, too, but he’s not at first convinced it’s real
Plot: Katy is…hired… to teach the children rescued by the palace, but the Compact actually wants Katy to be Raval’s mate. And then the children disappear.
Overall: This book was fabulous
Heat Factor: The narrator really can’t get over how huge this bigfoot’s weiner is
Character Chemistry: In true erotica fashion, the chemistry is all in the desire for the sexytimes
Plot: Man must save airplane by having sex with the bigfoot that balances out the wings
Overall: This is just pure “Whaaaaaat?” But the X-Files spoof bonus story killed us dead.
Heat Factor: Even a box can get ridden
Character Chemistry: They’re sad together, and then they’re very very happy
Plot: Man becomes stranded in a sea of holiday shoppers with a present. Who has a big penis. And cut abs.
Overall: Absurdist erotica at its finest
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