Let's talk dirty books
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.
Lone Star Brides, Book 1
Heat Factor: Chaste
Character Chemistry: They say that they have fallen in love, but I’m not sure when that happened because they have very few interactions, even though they’re already married.
Plot: It did not go where I expected it to
Overall: Interesting read, but not a satisfying romance novel.
Rogues to Riches, Book #2
Heat Factor: It’s nice and respectful
Character Chemistry: He’s the protector, she doesn’t really want protection, but she kinda needs it…
Plot: Just don’t overthink it
Overall: A comfy read
Welsh Blades, Book 3
Heat Factor: Not super hot. Not particularly cool either.
Character Chemistry: I’m given indicators that they complete each other, so I guess it must be so.
Plot: A journey home
Overall: Wasn’t convinced, but 180° + good writing = good read
Heat Factor: It gets a little warm
Character Chemistry: I wanted them together but couldn’t get over the sad
Plot: High drama
Overall: Ethan makes me depressed
