Holy flaming shirtballs, people! If you’re into professor-student romances with a side of hot and kinky, boy do I have a recommendation for you! Give In was definitely a different type of story from Ms. Frost, but in no way was it any less awesome than her previous work…. Read more »
I’m still amazed at how much I loved A Nanny For the Reclusive Billionaire. Single-dads falling for the nanny stories are like my kryptonite, and Ms. Kyle couldn’t have written a better one. Mallory is a chef working at her family’s hotel. A battle with cancer as a teen… Read more »
I was drawn to Harlow’s book by the premise of a second chance romance that takes place in sync with the heroine hitting 40. It’s a time when possibilities and fun times are all there to be embraced. Add to the mix a marriage breakup and the story had the… Read more »
It’s been years since I’ve read a Juliette Cross book and I am kicking myself for forgetting about this author. Back in 2015 I read Waking The Dragon and loved it, giving it a rare 5 stars. I told myself I was going to go back and read the… Read more »
Could this book be any more perfect?? Bought For Marriage was everything I was hoping it would be and it left me completely satisfied with its sweet sexiness. I know some people don’t enjoy the whole “pretend-relationship” trope but I just love it, and this one was flawlessly done…. Read more »
Someone posted a new topic on one of my Goodreads groups last week that this book for me was a perfect example of. The question was “Have you ever changed your rating of a book on a reread”. After reading Making Chase it’s a resounding yes. I read this the… Read more »
Dancing in the Dark began with a brutal introduction, to the extent I reconsidered whether I wanted to continue reading. I only continued because I had joined a buddy read in a dark readers group. If I chose to stop reading, I needed to justify why and “the content made… Read more »
Goodness, where the town of Bliss is quirky and fun, the town of Deer Run is freaking awful. Full of prudish, narrow-minded asshats with a mean girl or two, it’s not a place I’d want to spend time at. The best thing about it is it’s the home of Lucas,… Read more »
The Rancher’s Rose was a cute, sexy and sweet read I enjoyed very much. It reminded me of the first few Alexa Riley stories I read, just a bit less raunchy and with more story to it. Garrison had always seen Rose, his best friend’s half-sister, as the little… Read more »
ARR is a comfort author for me, so I know what to expect from her books. This was certainly sweet, light and easy to read, and I finished the story with a smile on my face after multiple epilogues (just as I like it). I loved the fact that… Read more »
