Heat Factor: playful and hot
Character Chemistry: it sneaks up on you a little bit
Plot: fooling around…j/k this is for real
Overall: It’s a good time
Review: The Proposal by Jasmine Guillory (2018)
Tag: Writer Heroine
Review: She’s Got Game by Laura Heffernan (2019)
The Gamer Girls, Book #1
Heat Factor: Totally closed door (but she has 17 orgasms…)
Character Chemistry: She’s absolutely terrible to him and he keeps coming back
Plot: Gamer romance at a gamer tournament
Overall: The heroine was obnoxious, but it was still a good read
Review: Tempting the Earl by Rachael Miles (2016)
The Muses’ Salon, Book 3
Heat Factor: Sex happens abruptly; without the build up, it’s less hot than it should be
Character Chemistry: Insta-lust, plus oodles of resentment
Plot: Cloak and Dagger
Overall: Confusing
Review: Home Field Advantage by Liz Lincoln (2019)
Milwaukee Dragons, Book 3
Heat Factor: Epic Sex Marathon kicks up the heat dramatically at the 60% mark.
Character Chemistry: They separately have identical parallel reactions to basically everything.
Plot: She broke his heart years ago. Now they have to work together.
Overall: Some pacing issues, but I was rooting for the protagonists.
Review: That Could Be Enough by Alyssa Cole (2018)
Heat Factor: Subtle due to historical context and euphemistic in the sexy bits
Character Chemistry: I’m not sure their want for each other exceeds their need for each other
Plot: Emotionally constipated woman finds polar opposite for true love
Overall: Too short for the necessary emotional development of the story
