Judith‘s review of Dante’s Desire by Amber Skyze Pleasuring one’s self can be so much fun–especially when you have a one-man audience. Addison loves sex. More importantly, she loves her body and isn’t afraid to make it sing. Add a little voyerism and it’s totally erotic. Dante’s muse has stalled–until his sexy neighbor starts seducinghim. […]
Judith‘s review of The Spurned Viscountess by Shelley Munro Cursed with the sight and rumors of witchcraft, Rosalind’s only chance at an ordinary life is marriage to Lucien, Viscount Hastings. She doesn’t expect love, only security and children of her own. Determined to go through with the wedding, she allows nothing she encounters at the […]
Judith‘s review of Sloane Hall by Libby Sternberg. In 1920s Hollywood, young John Doyle learns the craft of cinematography when a stupid mistake costs him his job. On a tip, he heads to Sloane Hall, the estate of a famous silent screen actress, Pauline Sloane, where he lands a position as chauffeur. Sloane Hall first […]
Judith‘s review of The Diva of Peddler’s Creek by Ava Bleu Romance novelist Taylor Beir will stop at nothing to get her mother off her back, including relocating to Peddler’s Creek to teach a little boy she doesn’t know how to read. But Christopher Doubleday doesn’t want to learn. His older brother, Boyd, has an […]
Judith‘s review of Running in Fear: Escaped by Trinity Blacio Jaycee Manz has been on the run since her sixteenth birthday. After growing up fast and depending on no one, how is she supposed to handle three male werewolves who claim to be her mates? Can she learn to trust them or will she continue […]