Judith‘s review of Forsaken Desire by Aubrey Ross. Rhys’ abuse as a Setti slave has left him emotionally distant from the conflict around him. The last time he trusted a woman, he ended up in a breed pen in the Setti homeworld.Frustrated by his son’s determination to keep himself isolated, Xenos sends temptation personified into Rhys’ […]
Judith‘s review of Commitment by Ann Jacobs. “No promises, no pain,” is Gaelen Reston’s mantra. But her long-time lover, Brent d’Angelo, wants a woman to cherish for a lifetime. He just has to persuade Gaelen that a real-life commitment doesn’t mean the end of their fiery fantasies. This is erotic romance fiction through and through […]
Tracy’s review of The Swing by Lissa Matthews Two years after his brother’s death in Afghanistan, Jethro is doing well. His handmade porch swing business is booming, his hip injury has healed and he’s still in love with Caitlyn. He knows he should resist her, but can’t, and pulls her into his darkly sensual world […]
Mary‘s review of Icebreaker (New York Blades, Book 9) by Deirdre Martin Attorney Sinead O’Brien’s new client is Adam Perry, the star of the New York Blades. It’s a good thing she doesn’t date clients, especially jocks. Charged with assault on another player, the private, no-nonsense Adam knows this is his last shot at Stanley […]
Ames’ review of Yours for the Taking (Domestic Gods, Book 4) by Robin Kaye. He might be too good to be true… Ben Walsh should be single. Handsome and wealthy, Ben is equally at home in Idaho where he grew up and in Manhattan where he’s now an art dealer. Suave and successful with impeccable […]