Tracy’s review of Awakened by a Kiss (Fiery Tales #1) by Lila Dipasqua Once upon a salacious time, when fairy tales were written… Sleeping Beau: Five years ago, notorious rake Adrien d’Aspe, Marquis de Beaulain, was awakened by a sensuous kiss-and experienced a night of raw ecstasy that was branded into his memory. Years later, […]
Tracy‘s review of A Gentleman’s Savior by Charlene Roberts When Stephanie’s art teacher issues a challenge—create a painting based only on the torso of a human sculpture—she decides to paint a Regency lord. But with his muscular body, longer hair and a few well-placed scars, Stephanie’s lord is definitely no Regency dandy. Her best work […]
Judith‘s review of Frayed Bonds by Diana Thorn Peter Mainwaring, Viscount Herridon, fell in love with Amy in the Assembly Room at Bath. When he waylaid her in a moonlit garden and introduced her to erotic bondage and submission, he thought he had found his bride. But Amy, frightened of her response, fled and married […]
Judith‘s review of Captain’s Price by Lyla Sinclair. Captain’s Private Journal, May 30, 1790: My heart pounds hard in my chest as I think of her–the lass awaiting me, naked in my cabin as I commanded. She was discovered masquerading as one of my seamen, yet I am still appalled at myself for demanding such […]
Ames‘ review of Love’s Fortress by Samantha Kane Gideon North wants a wife. She must be practical and hardworking. But above all, she must have a hearty constitution. Horribly injured and scarred from his PeninsularWar service, Gideon does not want to deal with a wife who flinches every time shelooks at him. Gideon’s estate manager […]