Location
Heat Factor: Kisses only
Character Chemistry: Through the power of love, our heroine grows a spine
Plot: His cat knocks up her cat and she demands kitten support
Overall: Nothing terribly offensive, but nothing terribly interesting either
Kiss Quotient, Book 1
Heat Factor: So hot and so awkward, all at the same time. It’s quite impressive, actually.
Character Chemistry: They **get** each other. It’s very sweet.
Plot: “I am socially awkward, please give me sex lessons.”
Overall: I stayed up well past my bedtime because I couldn’t put it down.
The Rajes, Book 1
Heat Factor: Longing glances and orgasmic food
Character Chemistry: Spot on
Plot: Gender swapped Pride and Prejudice, but without the desperate marriage plot
Overall: I. LOVED. IT.
Heat Factor: There’s a fire but it’s not figurative.
Character Chemistry: They’re well-matched personalities
Plot: Woman is suddenly widowed shortly after marrying the wrong man for the wrong reasons and blames herself for it. After reuniting with her brother at his business in the wild, heathen San Francisco settlement, she starts to fall for his best friend. Meanwhile, mysteries ensue.
Overall: Like my teen years, this one’s got some issues.
Heat Factor: Possibly the greatest quantity of non-explicit hot sex ever encountered
Character Chemistry: Now that I think of it, it might have been lust, but I still bought it
Plot: It wasn’t meant to be, except that they were MFEO!
Overall: This book made me so happy
