The Goddesses of the Morrigan Series, Book 2
Heat Factor: I’m covered in the blood of my enemies! It’s a perfect time to bone!
Character Chemistry: Macha is pretty self contained
Plot: Battle Goddess experiences several lifetimes, learns some stuff, kills a bunch of people
Overall: This is not in any way a romance, but it was an entertaining read
A Turner Series Novella
Heat Factor: Marshmallow toasting levels
Character Chemistry: Molly is just what Alice needs
Plot: Disgraced vicar’s daughter grows spine, learns art of blackmail
Overall: Good build up, abrupt resolution
Gallaghers of Ardmore, Book 1
Heat Factor: It’s very poetical.
Character Chemistry: Some of their interactions made me uncomfortable.
Plot: Woman goes to Ireland to Find Herself. Succeeds, and finds love as well. Plus she meets the King of the Fairies.
Overall: A disconcerting reading experience: even though it’s a contemporary, it reads like a historical.
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
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
