An entertaining and hot erotica romance
Review of The Next Life by Lise Gold and Madeleine Taylor, Audiobook narrated by Abby Craden and Tessa Stavers It’s no mystery that Madeleine Taylor is Lise Gold’s pen name for her erotica books, a secret that she unveiled a few months ago, though many of us suspected well before that. Many authors use a […]
A hot and emotional age-gap romance
Review of At Your Most Beautiful by Harper Bliss, audiobook narrated by Angela Dawe The artistic partnership between Harper Bliss and Angela Dawe has produced a good number of audiobooks, all of them of great quality. A new one is always a reason for celebration. Quinn Hathaway and Maya Mercer shared a one-night stand that they agreed […]
This is my favorite in the High Stakes Series
Review of Beginner’s Bet by Fiona Riley Since the start of this book series, I’ve been eager to read Ellison’s story who was always my favourite. She’s such an enigmatic character that I was looking forward to seeing her walls go down and let someone in her life. Ellison Gamble is the owner of the […]
An angsty novel with the beauty of Greenland as a backdrop
Review of Melt by Robbi McCoy, Audiobook narrated by Anastasia Watley Since I’ve discovered Anastasia Watley in her outstanding performance of The X Ingredient by Roslyn Sinclair, I’m a total fan. I don’t care if she reads the phone book, I’ll listen to it. Unfortunately, she doesn’t perform much lesfic so it’s always a treat […]
A coming-out study from two very different perspectives
Review of About that kiss by Harper Bliss, Audiobook narrated by Abby Craden Harper Bliss is an established lesfic author who has an impressive back-catalog over ten years of career. Her novels tend to be on the short side but the level of heat is always high. For her audiobooks, Ms. Bliss normally chooses great […]
A very good debut by a promising author
Review of Aurora by Emma McGeown I admit that the reason I got curious about this book is that the author is from Northern Ireland, my adoptive place in the world. In a small country such as this, she might as well be my neighbour, so I decided to go ahead and read this. I’m […]
A delightful age gap/ice queen romantic suspense novel
Review of The Headmistress by Milena McKay Milena McKay’s debut novel, The Delicate Things We Make, is the book I recommended most often this year since I read it in January. It’s a very impressive debut, a promise of many good books to come. The Perfect Match in February reinforced that impression, but it’s so […]
An interesting (and hot) collaboration between Lise Gold and Madeleine Taylor
Review of The Next Life by Lise Gold and Madeleine Taylor Reina has been mourning the end of her marriage for about a year, and when her friend Sasha suggests she enjoys her newfound freedom instead of seeing the breakup as the end of her life, she can’t deny she has a point. Enters Belle, […]
Great end to the Jericho Series
Review of Covenant by Ann McMan Covenant takes us deep into the hearts and souls of the people we have come to know and love in this Jericho series. At the end of my review for Goldenrod I mentioned that darkness hangs over Jericho’s community. I recommend you read the first three to fully appreciate […]