★★★ Interesting and different – I can’t say I’ve read another erotic romance novel quite like this one. Heroine Jacey is easy to relate to, almost freakishly so. I like that her husband Dom is likeable and sexy – he doesn’t have to be the bad guy to pull off this unique premise, in fact, […]

★★★★★ Alison and Harker are the best couple in the series!  I loved The Baby Bargain so much I bought the rest – I wanted the fun to continue.  Making the Baby reads more like a continued saga than a novel.  It took me a while to read it but I loved it, so many

★★★★★ An intriguing twist comes at the end of this exciting fantasy romance, though I think we probably got a hint in the Power of Love Series and I’d simply forgotten a few character names. However, it was fun learning about the lineage behind a certain favorite character. As a new kingdom is created, Anna

★★★★ A feel-good historic romance which felt remarkably like a “what if” spin on The Duchess starring Keira Knightly, if Georgiana’s villainous husband the duke had died shortly after they married and Georgiana had the courage to act on her passions and live her happily ever after. Though, if author Sara Bennett had this idea

★★★★ A romance novel unlike any I’ve read, and I’ve read MANY.  Jennifer Blake dazzled me with her creativity with this very unique “what if” premise.  What first surprised me was the relationship between hero and heroine.  I thought, after reading the first chapter, that heroine Lady Marguerite was meeting the infamous Golden Knight for

★★★★★ Reading the prologue, I was as skeptical as heroine Rachel that this unlikely age-gapped pairing could be a couple.  At that point, Jamie’s 14 and Rachel is 20.  But this sweet soldier, who fell in love with his best friend’s older sister at first site, proved me wrong.  Now a 26-year-old marine, wounded after

★★★ The best was saved for last, and by this, I mean, that the best scenes in Loving Her Cowboys came at the end of the book, as seems to be the way with Jan Springer’s Cowboys Online Series.  Unlike the first 2 books in the series, this one reads more like the next episode

★★★★ Much like hero Patrick, we get no more than a tease with this very short story, which introduces The Voyeur Series.  To my surprise, (particularly after getting a version of the cover where he is looking at the reader), Patrick is NOT the voyeur.  The heroine, Annie, is.  What’s even more surprising is Annie,

★ ★ ★ Great dialogue, good writing. Not what I was expecting but I did enjoy this short erotic romance. Pepper is Derek’s assistant. That’s pretty much all we’re told – we jump right into the fire. Roxy Rush knows how to write steamy, and that’s all we get for a while, actually for almost

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Different from the other Petite Le Mort Club titles I’ve read and really well done – Ellis O. Day has quickly become my new favorite author.  For quite a while, the book reads more like a romance than an erotic romance because there’s so much resistance, stubbornness and misunderstanding between