Rant, ReviewReview: Claiming Grace by Susan Stoker (2017) November 22, 2020 Erin Ace Security, Book #1 Heat Factor: It gets a little explicit Character Chemistry: I hate them both Plot: Rescue man saves demoralized, abused woman Overall: I struggled so hard. But my eyeballs probably got their best ever workout with this book. Continue reading “Review: Claiming Grace by Susan Stoker (2017)” →
ReviewReview: Tools of Engagement by Tessa Bailey (2020) October 14, 2020October 13, 2020 Holly Hot and Hammered, Book 3 Review of Hot and Hammered, Book 2 Heat Factor: Hot and Hammered is a pretty accurate description Character Chemistry: Teasing starts mean, eventually becomes good-natured Plot: When Bethany walks off her job, Wes pulls a Zellweger and follows her. Plus Wes is trying to figure out how to parent his niece. Overall: I loved the relationship, but I had qualms about some of the other stuff Continue reading “Review: Tools of Engagement by Tessa Bailey (2020)” →
Recommended Read, ReviewReview: A Princess for Christmas by Jenny Holiday (2020) October 13, 2020October 29, 2020 Holly Heat Factor: Holy arm porn, batman! Plus: 🍆🍆🍆 Character Chemistry: Checks every box Plot: Hallmark Christmas Special, complete with twee alpine monarchy Overall: I am cackling with glee Continue reading “Review: A Princess for Christmas by Jenny Holiday (2020)” →
ReviewReview: Trashed by Mia Hopkins (2019) September 20, 2020September 16, 2020 Erin 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 Continue reading “Review: Trashed by Mia Hopkins (2019)” →
ReviewReview: Trouble and Strife by Lara Kinsey (2020) September 11, 2020September 10, 2020 Holly Chances Limited, Book 2 Heat Factor: Lots of foreplay, minimal penetration. Still steamy. Character Chemistry: Elizabeth and Sidney treat each other really well and it’s very sweet. Plot: For a book called “Trouble and Strife”, this novella was remarkably low-key. There was very little tension or conflict or drama. Overall: I inhaled this book and wished it were longer. Continue reading “Review: Trouble and Strife by Lara Kinsey (2020)” →