Kris‘ review of Satisfying Sophie by Ava McNight Sophie has never had an orgasm. Too much guilt and a horrific teenage tragedy have left her self-conscious about her body. But her two roommates and best friends, Sam and Jordan, find Sophie beyond desirable. Together, they set a steamy seduction into play that awakens Sophie’s passion…and […]
Tracy’s review of Experimenting With Ed (Human Design #1) by Katie Allen A self-professed lab geek, Claire doesn’t date much. In fact, she has more contact with the rats at the lab than with human males, not counting her toad-like boss, Gordon. When her coworkers drag her out to a club, Claire ends up fending […]
This novel started out slow for me. The first few pages intrigued me, but I didn’t really fall into the story until the 3rd or 4th chapter. This novel is much darker than some of Hoyt’s others. Although I’ve come to expect some dark humor, she’s generally lighter than this. It totally worked, though. Unlike […]
I wasn’t sure what to think going into this novel. I wasn’t very impressed with Julian in either of the previous two books. He came across as angry, uncaring, selfish, vain and altogether a not-very-likable character. I vowed to have an open mind, but we all know how that is. So it’s with great […]
Tracy’s review of Bonds of Justice (Psy/Changeling series #8) by Nalini Singh Max Shannon is a good cop, one of the best in New York Enforcement. Born with a natural shield that protects him against Psy mental invasions, he knows he has little chance of advancement within the Psy-dominated power structure. The last case he […]