Heat Factor: They talk about it a lot, but don’t follow through until the end
Character Chemistry: Lust + Loneliness
Plot: She almost dies and asks for divine intervention, but she didn’t read the fine print, so a demon shows up, giving her a 30-day reprieve
Overall: Ridiculous
A Raedan Warrior Novella
Review of Raedan Warrior Series, Book 1
Heat Factor: There’s a lot of steam in this novella.
Character Chemistry: You would think that with these two being separated by a whole consciousness and constant injuries it wouldn’t be this hot but these two could light a glass of water on fire.
Plot: This is a supporting novella that can be standalone, but it does tie into the Raedan Warrior Series and delves into the saving of Vanya from her imprisonment and recovery.
Overall: This is a really well-paced, dark and steamy paranormal novella and I highly recommend reading it as part of the series.
Royal Dragons of Alaska, Book 2
Review of Royal Dragons of Alaska, Book 1
Heat Factor: It’s not what I’d call explicit
Character Chemistry: Tania resists the inevitable for a long time
Plot: Magic spells are creating romance and causing international conspiracy trouble
Overall: It’s just fun and I want more!
Heat Factor: Explicit M/M action. Where one of the characters is an alien with erogenous prehensile hair. I would call it hentai adjacent. (Mom, please do NOT Google hentai.) (Note: After writing this, I Googled hentai, and according to Wikipedia, I am using the term incorrectly. What I mean is: Tentacles.)
Character Chemistry: Sudden.
Plot: Alien and Space Station Detective bone and also solve a mystery.
Overall: Started charming, ended preachy.
Heat Factor: His tongue is like a cat’s. And he uses it. A lot.
Character Chemistry: It’s mostly an animal sort of chemistry.
Plot: Dragon man retrieves human woman bait sacrifice and claims her for his own. She has thoughts about that.
Overall: This was so special in very good ways.
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