Bad Boys and Wallflowers, Book 3
Heat Factor: A scene where they masturbate together is spectacular
Character Chemistry: Prudence is terrified of men, but John wins her over.
Plot: Prudence and John are both stuck in an inn because it’s raining. (Rain! In England! Shocker!)
Overall: Despite a rocky start, this book delivers
Chances Limited, Book 2
Heat Factor: Lots of foreplay, minimal penetration. Still steamy.
Character Chemistry: Elizabeth and Sidney treat each other really well and it’s very sweet.
Plot: For a book called “Trouble and Strife”, this novella was remarkably low-key. There was very little tension or conflict or drama.
Overall: I inhaled this book and wished it were longer.
Kilty Pleasures, Book #1
Heat Factor: My glasses are foggy
Character Chemistry: These guys are totally adorable, made more so together
Plot: PhD student studying delusions motors around Scotland with a PhD who lost his position because he talks to ghosts
Overall: Got bored with the sex, but the relationship was ACES
Sons of Neptune, Book 1
Heat Factor: Sometimes you gotta bang on the kitchen floor
Character Chemistry: They are really mean to each other, but they seem to like it
Plot: Marcus breaks his ankle fixing Henrietta’s roof, and is stuck in her house while he heals. Plus there’s some light espionage action.
Overall: I had some problems with the writing style
Heat Factor: The fire is banked.
Character Chemistry: It’s that snapping, snarling: “I hate you and everything you stand for, so why am I so horny around you?”
Plot: Trying to keep everyone’s heads attached to their bodies during the Reign of Terror
Overall: This book would have benefited significantly from better editing.
