Marriage of Convenience really didn’t do it for me. At all. There’s isn’t enough spanking/impact play, discipline, or erotica for me in this one. I hate to say it but this one was incredibly boring to be so short! I could barely remember the hero/ine’s names…and I ended up skimming… Read more »
I like a good ménage romance just as much as the next dirty girl…but Their Kidnapped Bride just didn’t do it for me. I had an issue with the most of the story, to be honest. The whole reason her step-brother sold her was…pretty much BS and made no sense… Read more »
Hmmm, not sure what to say about this one. I feel like Nobody’ Darling is broken into two parts: 1 – In the American West This part is my favorite. I loved watching Billy and Esmerelda travel and flirt and fall in love. This section was funny and sweet and… Read more »
When a Scot Ties the Knot is my second read by Tessa Dare. I really enjoyed the first book – a novella – and I had very high hopes for When a Scot Ties the Knot based on the raving reviews I read. When a Scot Ties the Knot is… Read more »
This was a rather adorable erotic romance that I was greatly surprised to really enjoy. I picked up a copy of The Debutante’s Dilemma in 2011 when it was being offered as a free download by Carina Press. I have to admit…the cover really drew me in: it’s gorgeous and… Read more »
The thing that stood out the MOST to me throughout this book was the constant use of the word “psychical.” And it drove me mad by irritating the shit out of me. 🙁 Directly after that I was irritated by the word “senses.” I felt like I was partially dropped… Read more »
Sadly, this book was rather “meh” for me. I like Amanda Quick as an author and I’ve read several of her books – my favorite being Scandal. The parts of Otherwise Engaged that worked the most for me was Amity and her sister Penny’s relationship and the agency that both… Read more »
Meh. I picked this one up because the blurb sounded pretty delicious but I didn’t get exactly what I was…looking for? Expecting? IDK but it didn’t quite do it for me. The heroine, Annie, is a brat – I’m not a fan of brats. She seems to have a tendency… Read more »
I’ve heard of Tessa Dare previously but How to Catch a Wild Viscount is the first book I’ve read by Ms Dare. Strangely enough, reading Lauren Dane’s The Best Kind of Trouble spurred me to read this short. The heroine, Natalie, in The Best Kind of Trouble is a librarian… Read more »
Accck! This one, I really disliked. Parlor Games was the third book I read using my Scribd trial. Scribd introduced me to Jess Michaels via the book Everything Forbidden – and suggested this title since I read Everything Forbidden. As of today this book is on sale at Kobo… Read more »
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