Seducing the Sedgwicks, Book 3
Review of Seducing the Sedgwicks, Book 1
Heat Factor: I’m waffling between “the door’s ajar” and “snuggled under a pile of blankets”
Character Chemistry: These two clearly adore each other
Plot: IDK, love is hard?
Overall: Character-driven, low-key, friends-to-lovers M/M snuggles
The Boyfriend Project, Book #1
Heat Factor: Perfectly suited the relationship
Character Chemistry: Usually I don’t miss the uncertainty of new romance, but the joyful comfort between these two made me a bit nostalgic.
Plot: After being catfished, Samiah decides to prioritize working only on her non-romantic life goals. Meanwhile, Daniel is on an undercover assignment to crack a case for the Treasury Department.
Overall: Solid and satisfying
Highland Menage, Book 1
Heat Factor: There is a great deal of “feasting” happening
Character Chemistry: I’m not sure I would have known that feelings were happening if I hadn’t been explicitly told
Plot: King’s former mistress is banished from the castle, ordered to be guardian of the king’s virgin ward, and protected by the king’s loyal knight
Overall: Kind of felt like a manual for having consensual sex
Final Hour Series, Book 3
Erin’s reviews of the Prequel, Book 1, and Book 2 of the Final Hour Series
Heat Factor: Lavender prose
Character Chemistry: You kind of represent everything I hate, but dang you’re sexy
Plot: Hackers and bioweapons and romance, oh my!
Overall:
Sweetshade, Book #1
Heat Factor: Really great physical affection. Lots of hugs. Also some hot sex. But, oh, the hand kissing in the truck…
Character Chemistry: These two were super committed super fast, even with everything else going on.
Plot: PTSD, independence, homophobia, mistrust, love
Overall: The love story was totally sweet but the drama stressed me out like crazy
