Content warnings: If you follow me on Twitter, you’ve probably seen me flail wildly over this absolutely bananapants scifi erotica series before. It’s absolute bonkers sex planet shenanigans, and it’s hard for me to express how much I love the craziness. And if anything, this book takes the crazy to a whole new level. Niva’s an alien sex goddess with a magic pussy (complete with claws). Graven’s a virgin who literally cannot feel anything physically or emotionally but decides he loves giving oral sex. There’s a sex rock, not to mention like a dozen other pieces of sex furniture inRead the Post
Review: Bottle Rocket – Erin McLellan
Content warnings: Every time I read another one of Erin McLellan’s novellas, I keep saying that this one is my favorite, and that holds true for this Independence Day-themed one. It’s ridiculously sexy, hilarious and perfect, and a good blend of the second chance and opposites attract tropes. “I’m so tired of being …” “Being what?” “Boring.” He frowned, looking fierce and angry, and she wanted to wipe that scowl off his face with her tits. “Try again. You are not boring.” “Scared. I’m tired of being scared. I want to experience life, rather than letting it pass me by.”Read the Post
Review: Nothing to Fear – Juno Rushdan
Content warnings: I loved Every Last Breath so I was very excited to read this book. Forced proximity on-the-run? Neurodivergent heroine? Heck yes! It picks up shortly after the first book, and while you could possibly read it as a standalone, I think it works better as part of the series. After the startling realization that the Grey Box has a mole, the operatives are desperate to identify who’s betrayed them. Gideon has been assigned to investigate Willow, one of the Grey Box’s tech gurus and their prime suspect, but things aren’t adding up. He’s certain she isn’t responsible, but someoneRead the Post
Review: Ruthless Pride – Naima Simone
I’m not much of a category romance reader due to its constraints, but I couldn’t resist this one after I saw that this book was by Naima Simone and the first in a connected series. While I haven’t read her other categories, I’ve read her Sweetest Taboo series, and this book is exactly what I expected from her – tons of angst and tons of heat. It’s enemies-to-lovers with just a bit of forbidden love, considering that a relationship between a CEO and the reporter writing an article on him would definitely get them both in hot water! After hisRead the Post
Review: Guarding Temptation – Talia Hibbert
Content warnings: First off, this is an expanded reissue of Talia Hibbert’s “Resisting Desire” from the Rogue Nights anthology. I reviewed it ages ago (has Brexit really been going on so long?) and remembered enjoying it, so I was excited to see what had been added and revisit some old friends. This is set after the two Dirty British Romance books, and while the main characters from Wanna Bet? make an appearance, this could be read as a standalone with no issues. “Three years of unrequited adoration was more than enough. She was a dignified sort of woman, after all.” NinaRead the Post
Review: Messy – Katie Porter
Content warnings: “Messy” is a very apt description for this book! First off, it’s an age gap romance between an aging rock star and the daughter of his ex-bandmate who’s dying of cancer, with all the content warnings that implies. Secondly, both main characters are, well, messy – they’re broken, with lots of sharp edges that don’t fit well together. “What did you plan?” “To give you a message.” “What was this, then?” I like that he’s on his knees. I wonder what that says about me. “Revenge, possibly. Acting out, certainly.” Harlow’s life in San Francisco – such asRead the Post
Review: Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing – Charlie Adhara
Look, I cannot express in words how much I love Cooper and Park. From reluctant partners to is-this-a-relationship to living together, it’s been quite the journey, and now we’ve reached the next step – relationship counseling! If you haven’t read anything in the Big Bad Wolf series yet, please go read them – and beware, spoilers for the first three books ahead! “Why us?” he said, flustered. “Because I need someone I can trust in there. Someone I know is more concerned with finding the truth than upsetting the Park pack or inter-bureau politics. Someone who isn’t afraid to stepRead the Post
Review: The Wolf at Bay – Charlie Adhara
Imagine my surprise when, while rereading the Big Bad Wolf series in preparation for the fourth book, I realized I’d never actually officially reviewed the second one. So, I’ve updated my personal notes from my first read through and added on some additional insights. Oh, Charlie Adhara, how is this only your second book??? If you may recall, I fangirled endlessly over the first in this series, The Wolf at the Door, and I highly recommend reading it before this book. I was simultaneously excited and worried about this book, as how could it possibly live up to the first? Well,Read the Post
Review: The Cake King – Rosie Chase
Content warnings: Michael Godwin, the Cake King, has summoned several bakers from across the country to Lexington in order to hold his own private bake-off to determine who’ll bake the cake for his celebrity sister’s wedding. Sam’s not quite sure what she’s doing in a room full of big name bakers, considering she just does desserts at a tourist restaurant in Appalachia, but she’s determined to win the prize in order to help save her family’s restaurant. Nellie and Eric took her in after her grandmother died, and while the restaurant is successful, they’re drowning in medical debt. Problem is, sheRead the Post
Review: Candy Hearts – Erin McLellan
I absolutely adored the first book in this series, Stocker Stuffers, so I was so excited to see the next book would be Valentine’s Day themed. Like the first, this is a mix of absolute hilarity, kinky sex, and all the feels. It’s also got a bit of the fake relationship trope plus the grumpy/sunshine thing I adore. “Benji was over it. Over the dating scene. Over unsatisfying sex. Over the romantic-industrial complex called Valentine’s Day. Well, actually, he wasn’t over it at all, but he was trying to be. He was trying very hard.” William’s the older, buttoned-up type,Read the Post
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