Grace Grayson Security, Book #1
Heat Factor: Pretty tame for open door sexytimes
Character Chemistry: Obviously living with the person you haven’t been able to talk to for years will result in everything resolving into a HEA because forced proximity
Plot: Pretty classic best friend’s sibling
Overall: There were some really good things and some things I wished hadn’t been there
Mercenary Librarians, Book #1
Heat Factor: They’re both modified humans, so they can only have super-strength sex with each other. And they do.
Character Chemistry: The fact that you could kill me without breaking a sweat is pretty hot, but I don’t trust you at all…….Dang it, I’m starting to genuinely like you.
Plot: (Dystopian futuristic landscape) Cross, double-cross, rescue (Loads of fighting)
Overall: Adventure boner for sure.
Scottish Bookshop, Book #3
Heat Factor: They’re not even in the same place until the very end of the book (seriously, 96%), so no
Character Chemistry: Weirdly, the chemistry worked for me, and I’m still trying to figure out how
Plot: Two nurses do an exchange program
Overall: It’s a lot and scanty at the same time
Planet of Desire, Book 4
Heat Factor: She has three clitorises! Uh… three clitori!
Character Chemistry: Graven is awkward and thoughtful and it’s pretty cute.
Plot: “I will heal you with my magic vagina!” Literally, not figuratively.
Overall: I had some qualms.
Originally published in the anthology For Love and Liberty: Untold Love Stories of the American Revolution.
Heat Factor: Just a little bit warm
Character Chemistry: Surprisingly believable emotional connection considering the length
Plot: Two enslaved Black people choose opposite sides in the Revolution and find themselves thrown together in a British encampment
Overall: The depth in this short story was marvelous
