Tracy’s review of Tropical Exposure by Wynter Daniels Megastar Marin Shay disappears from the radar a few weeks a year for a vacation from the pressures of Hollywood. This time, though, instead of the usual bodyguards she gets stuck with—beefy middle-aged men with bad breath and even worse comb-overs—she lucks into some scorching-hot eye candy. […]
Rowena’s review of Two Week Trial by Missy Jane. Hi. My name is Mari. I’m of average height, average weight, average looks and I hold an average position at Hardy’s All Goods, my personal version of retail hell. To sum up, I’m nothing special. So why has Devon Campbell, the city’s Most Eligible Bachelor—and my […]
Judith‘s review of Fallen by Blayne Edwards (looks like her website is defunct) “She just fell from the freakin’ sky!” The Cherokee people don’t have a mating dance. Unfortunately for Lossiah’s clan, he’s an innovator. An innovator and perhaps a bit of a troublemaker. Of courswe, he never meant to bring home the flu bug […]
Judith’s review of Whispered Surrender by Lynn LaFleur and Randi Monroe. Abby Horton finds herself manipulated into managing her aunt’s upscale flower shop the week of Valentine’s Day. A Manhattan office manager by day and playwright by night, Abby knows nothing about the floral trade. Retired NFL superstar Brett Kincade stops by to order his […]
Judith‘s review of And Best Friend Makes Three by Lynn LaFleur A teasing remark from his best friend sends Eric McFarland back to his college days when sex was wild and plentiful. Now he is engaged to Brenna West and he had no desire to be with any other woman. Now that best friend, Keith […]