Judith’s review of Persuading Prudence by Liz Cole After their night of mistaken identity and passion, can Lord Ravensbrook convince frumpy spinster, Prudence Mayville that marriage is the best and most honorable option? Frumpy Lady Prudence Mayville has harbored a tenure for the devilishly dashing Lord Ravensbrook since her days in the schoolroom. So when […]
Tracy’s review of Loving the Beast (Fairy Tales Unleashed #1) by Naima Simone Left scarred and bitter, he demands her body and desires her heart. But could she come to love a beast? Gwendolyn Sinclair needs help. And the one person who can give her the aid she urgently requires is exacting a high price. […]
Tracy’s review of Keeping House by Lee Brazil Donovan Holloway, advertising executive, newly made vice president of the company where he’s worked for twenty years, grew up in a free love hippie commune, taking care of the parents who should have been taking care of him. He’s worked hard to put himself through school and […]
Ames’ review of Copping a Feel by Jamieson Wolf. I’m not putting up a picture of the cover because IT IS SCARY. If you’re curious, go see it here. (H: It is pretty scary) Justin’s world is thrown upside down when a cop gives him a blowjob in a hotel bathroom. But when the cop […]
Tracy’s review of A Duke’s Desire by Liz Cole Anna Carrington is no longer a child, but a marriageable young woman who has loved the Duke of Fairmount for years. She has kept her love for him well hidden, sure that even if, by some miracle, he did return her feelings, his dedication to propriety […]