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Kyle has an unwelcome crush on his nemesis Brent. Brent has a welcome crush on his friend Kyle. As it turns out, the line between a friend and an enemy doesn’t have to be a line at all.
Born on the wrong side of the tracks to the wrong family, Kyle Potter. When he gets the perfect job at the perfect firm in perfect Los Angeles, Kyle is sure there are only blue skies ahead. Born with a silver spoon to a well-established family, Brent has never been interested in leveraging his connections. Friends, success, and dates come easily to Brent and rejection isn’t something he has to deal with in life. And then he meets perfect Kyle Potter. |
Genre: Romance, Erotic, Contemporary TBR Reviewer: Bella Star Rating: 5/5 stars - A Must Read Heat: 5/5 - Orgasmic - REVIEW - Amena is the leader on a documentary in Africa. It all goes to hell when they’re attacked. They find the elusive tribe as they flee. However, they don’t believe in single women. She’s stuck with a choice: Marry the sarcastic tour guide Peter or a tribesman. I love how tough and annoyed Amena is. She’s not one to be a helpless woman but she’s stuck in a terrible predicament. She agrees to marry Peter but technically it’s not a real marriage. They’re just trying to survive in the tribe until they can find a way out. However, spending all that time together has them bonding. Intimately. The sex scenes were smoking hot. Wow. Hello, ice cold shower. There’s also some action that really kept the pace going. For a short story, Mr. Not So Heroic, is a fun and steamy read! - Giveaway - Prize One
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 | He’s older, wiser, and always gets what he wants. This wedding is happening ... whether the groom likes it or not. Our seven hand-picked stories feature young reluctant grooms and the older men determined to claim them. These forced marriages may start out frigid, but our authors will prove that love can conquer all. Evernight's Reluctant Groom anthology stories are sure to deliver passion that is off the charts, scorching hot sex, and sigh-worthy happy ever afters. |
Genre: Anthology, Romance, Erotic, Gay
TBR Reviewer: Bella Star
Rating: 4/5 - Highly Recommended Read
Heat:4/5 - Smoking Hot!
TBR Reviewer: Bella Star
Rating: 4/5 - Highly Recommended Read
Heat:4/5 - Smoking Hot!
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Here we go! Another anthology by Evernight Publishing. I really enjoyed their collections.
Reluctant Groom is all about weddings where one man isn't as sure as the other. These men are determined to say I do and I loved reading about their chase. There are seven stories in this book.
Worth the Risk by Allyson Young
Sins of the Father Hannah Morse
Room With a View by James Cox
Making It Real by Marie Medina
Protecting Chauncey by Cooper Mckenzie
October Surprise L.J. Longo
Not So Sham Wedding by Megan Slayer
My favorite is absolutely tied between Sins of the Father by Hannah Morse and Room with a View by James Cox. Those two stories have such alpha male, gorgeous, tough, soft hearted characters. I fell in love with them. If you're only going to read two stories, those are a must read. Luckily you get five more stories and I enjoyed them as well.
So, pick up your copy of Reluctant Groom and prepare for steamy fun!
Reluctant Groom is all about weddings where one man isn't as sure as the other. These men are determined to say I do and I loved reading about their chase. There are seven stories in this book.
Worth the Risk by Allyson Young
Sins of the Father Hannah Morse
Room With a View by James Cox
Making It Real by Marie Medina
Protecting Chauncey by Cooper Mckenzie
October Surprise L.J. Longo
Not So Sham Wedding by Megan Slayer
My favorite is absolutely tied between Sins of the Father by Hannah Morse and Room with a View by James Cox. Those two stories have such alpha male, gorgeous, tough, soft hearted characters. I fell in love with them. If you're only going to read two stories, those are a must read. Luckily you get five more stories and I enjoyed them as well.
So, pick up your copy of Reluctant Groom and prepare for steamy fun!
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 | Noah Tenbey’s body and soul were torn asunder during a cavalry charge at the battle of Waterloo. A year later he’s still suffering. Fearful, his family calls in Dr. James Byrd from London, who not only helps Noah with his injuries, he also brings Noah’s heart back to life. But what life can James, the bastard son of an Earl, and Noah have together when all of society doesn’t see them as they truly are. Will they find a way to keep their love blooming, or will it wither on the vine? |
Genre: Romance, Gay, Historical
TBR Reviewer: Bella
Rating: 4/5 - Highly recommended read!
Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy!
TBR Reviewer: Bella
Rating: 4/5 - Highly recommended read!
Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy!
- REVIEW -
Hothouse Bloom is the second book in the Ramsbury Estate series. I had the pleasure to review the first book, High Strung and loved it. This story follows Noah, healing from a war wound. It’s not just his body that’s in need of help but also his mental state. James is the doctor that was hired to assist him. As they get to know each other the professional façade falls into something so much deeper.
I really liked Noah. He’s going through so much and there is so much heaviness when it comes to his side of the story. As James takes care of him there are some up and downs but he’s feeling more confidence. I really loved their romance. It was sweet and sexy, very heartwarming. There are a few slow spots that bog the story down. The historical world building is nicely done. I enjoyed this addition and I’m excited to see where this series goes.
If you enjoy historical M/M, I highly recommend Hothouse Bloom.
I really liked Noah. He’s going through so much and there is so much heaviness when it comes to his side of the story. As James takes care of him there are some up and downs but he’s feeling more confidence. I really loved their romance. It was sweet and sexy, very heartwarming. There are a few slow spots that bog the story down. The historical world building is nicely done. I enjoyed this addition and I’m excited to see where this series goes.
If you enjoy historical M/M, I highly recommend Hothouse Bloom.
 | Noah Tenbey’s body and soul were torn asunder during a cavalry charge at the battle of Waterloo. A year later he’s still suffering. Fearful, his family calls in Dr. James Byrd from London, who not only helps Noah with his injuries, he also brings Noah’s heart back to life. But what life can James, the bastard son of an Earl, and Noah have together when all of society doesn’t see them as they truly are? Will they find a way to keep their love blooming, or will it wither on the vine? |
- SNEAK PEAK -
James pressed thyme into the next seed pot. “As a physician, I am wondering about the injury to your leg. May I ask what it was from? I’m suspecting a fall from a horse.”
As expected, Noah bristled. “I’ve not lost my seat since I was a boy on my first pony. I was part of the heavy calvary charge at Waterloo. We came over the ridge … and…”
“And it was bloody chaos.”
“It was. Long story short, I caught two bullets to my leg. Second killed my horse, which probably saved my life. I somehow ended up under his neck when he went down. Weight held the blood at bay until I was carried off.” He did not sound all that grateful for not having bled to death. Noah wouldn’t be the first man James had met still fighting a battle that had ended ages ago.
Noah’s head had bowed, his face hidden behind a curtain of dark hair.
James crossed his arms. “Can I see the work the field surgeon did? Out of professional curiosity, of course.” It had nothing to do with Noah removing his trousers. Not at all. It couldn’t.
“If you must.”
Those three words stabbed at James. They were resigned as if Noah had realized he was nothing but a medical oddity. The need to kneel next to him and reassure him that there was more to life than this injury was nearly overwhelming, but he couldn’t give in. He didn’t even know Noah, though that would have to change over the next few months if any progress were to be made.
James spun to his pots when Noah slid his coat and braces off his shoulder. Stabbing sage seeds into the dirt did little to distract James from the sound of Noah undoing his buttons and pushing at his trousers from his seat on the chaise.
There was a pained grunt. Another, then a resigned sigh. “I’m afraid I can’t get my trousers down myself. I’m going to need your professional assistance if you want to see what’s left of me.”
“Of course.” James tossed every thought that wasn’t clinical into a far corner of his mind. This was his patient who he’d been hired to care for. Taking a deep breath, he turned. All the air left his lungs in a rush. Noah, lips pursed, had his trousers undone and his shirt hiked up. James flexed his hands to keep his fingers from trembling as he bent over Noah, the scent of whatever fancy cologne he had on filling the air, and grasped the waistband of Noah’s trousers.
James forced his suddenly thick tongue to work. “You’ll have to lift your hips if I’m to get these down.”
Noah strung an arm over the back of the chaise. He grimaced, then hesitantly reached out. “Sorry,” he murmured as he set his other hand on James’s shoulder.
“That’s what I’m here for.” To have a good-looking man put his hands on him, that was entirely the reason he’d agreed to spend Christmastide in the countryside, not for the money. “Now up.”
Noah gripped James harder before hefting his rear a few inches off the cushion. The flash of pain on Noah’s face made James move quickly, pulling the trousers down to the man’s knees in seconds before settling him back on the chaise. James busied himself with undoing the laces at the knee of Noah’s drawers. With those loosened, there was nothing else to do besides push the fine fabric up to bare his thigh.
It was a fine, muscled leg, dusted with dark hair. The scar of the injury was far worse than James had expected. It was a pit in the thigh, not two individual wounds. He pushed his spectacles back up his nose.
“They carved out the flesh to stop the rot from spreading,” Noah said. His tone was as bored as if he was discussing the weather. “I’m told I begged them not to take my leg. I suppose I could have done so, but I don’t remember any of it.”
James sucked on his lower lip. “I don’t know how you lived.” He’d seen enough putrid wounds to know that such carving rarely worked. An amputation wouldn’t likely have been feasible, the wound was too far up the leg. So much of it would have been removed that Noah would have died from the blood loss alone.
“Hell, I don’t know how I did either.”
“I’m going to touch you now,” James said, glancing at Noah’s face.
His expression remained tight. He sat rigidly, his back ramrod straight. “You’re the physician.”
James settled his hand over the scar. It was about the size of his palm. Moving his fingers over Noah’s leg he could feel the knots in the muscle, as well as how it had healed, missing where it should be, and the wrong shape in the places it was left. The attachments to the bone must have been disrupted. There was a good chance the bone itself had been chipped or broken and deformed when it knit back together.
“I apologize,” James said. “This will be uncomfortable now but help later.” He rubbed at the knots in the muscle, smiling as they unknit under his fingers.
Noah groaned, the sound making James’s already interested cock perk up further.
“What are you doing?” Noah asked. His voice had taken on a hoarseness that hit James low in the belly.
“Sometimes a muscle will tighten up and forget to relax. I’m reminding it that’s a possibility.”
Silence descended on the greenhouse, only broken by the soft noises Noah made as James rubbed his leg.
“You intimated the bullets passed through your leg?” James asked when the worst of the knots had smoothed themselves out.
“One did. The surgeon dug out the other.”
“Where’s the other wound?” He slid his finger over the top of Noah’s leg, his fingertips trailing through the hair.
“I believe I’m tired of being poked at.” Noah pushed at James, hard enough to send him sprawling backward on the flagstones.
It didn’t hurt, and any indignity was overwhelmed by what he’d seen before Noah had gotten defensive. Noah had schooled his face well, but the cockstand that’d strained the front of his drawers spoke loudly.
James stood, dusting off his rear and turning his back as Noah got his feet under him. He pulled up his trousers in a huff.
“I’ll make you a salve for the leg, it’ll help,” James said, carefully keeping his gaze fixed on the pots with their seeds while removing his spectacles.
“You can do as you please,” Noah said. “But give up now, Doctor Byrd. You can’t fix me.”
As expected, Noah bristled. “I’ve not lost my seat since I was a boy on my first pony. I was part of the heavy calvary charge at Waterloo. We came over the ridge … and…”
“And it was bloody chaos.”
“It was. Long story short, I caught two bullets to my leg. Second killed my horse, which probably saved my life. I somehow ended up under his neck when he went down. Weight held the blood at bay until I was carried off.” He did not sound all that grateful for not having bled to death. Noah wouldn’t be the first man James had met still fighting a battle that had ended ages ago.
Noah’s head had bowed, his face hidden behind a curtain of dark hair.
James crossed his arms. “Can I see the work the field surgeon did? Out of professional curiosity, of course.” It had nothing to do with Noah removing his trousers. Not at all. It couldn’t.
“If you must.”
Those three words stabbed at James. They were resigned as if Noah had realized he was nothing but a medical oddity. The need to kneel next to him and reassure him that there was more to life than this injury was nearly overwhelming, but he couldn’t give in. He didn’t even know Noah, though that would have to change over the next few months if any progress were to be made.
James spun to his pots when Noah slid his coat and braces off his shoulder. Stabbing sage seeds into the dirt did little to distract James from the sound of Noah undoing his buttons and pushing at his trousers from his seat on the chaise.
There was a pained grunt. Another, then a resigned sigh. “I’m afraid I can’t get my trousers down myself. I’m going to need your professional assistance if you want to see what’s left of me.”
“Of course.” James tossed every thought that wasn’t clinical into a far corner of his mind. This was his patient who he’d been hired to care for. Taking a deep breath, he turned. All the air left his lungs in a rush. Noah, lips pursed, had his trousers undone and his shirt hiked up. James flexed his hands to keep his fingers from trembling as he bent over Noah, the scent of whatever fancy cologne he had on filling the air, and grasped the waistband of Noah’s trousers.
James forced his suddenly thick tongue to work. “You’ll have to lift your hips if I’m to get these down.”
Noah strung an arm over the back of the chaise. He grimaced, then hesitantly reached out. “Sorry,” he murmured as he set his other hand on James’s shoulder.
“That’s what I’m here for.” To have a good-looking man put his hands on him, that was entirely the reason he’d agreed to spend Christmastide in the countryside, not for the money. “Now up.”
Noah gripped James harder before hefting his rear a few inches off the cushion. The flash of pain on Noah’s face made James move quickly, pulling the trousers down to the man’s knees in seconds before settling him back on the chaise. James busied himself with undoing the laces at the knee of Noah’s drawers. With those loosened, there was nothing else to do besides push the fine fabric up to bare his thigh.
It was a fine, muscled leg, dusted with dark hair. The scar of the injury was far worse than James had expected. It was a pit in the thigh, not two individual wounds. He pushed his spectacles back up his nose.
“They carved out the flesh to stop the rot from spreading,” Noah said. His tone was as bored as if he was discussing the weather. “I’m told I begged them not to take my leg. I suppose I could have done so, but I don’t remember any of it.”
James sucked on his lower lip. “I don’t know how you lived.” He’d seen enough putrid wounds to know that such carving rarely worked. An amputation wouldn’t likely have been feasible, the wound was too far up the leg. So much of it would have been removed that Noah would have died from the blood loss alone.
“Hell, I don’t know how I did either.”
“I’m going to touch you now,” James said, glancing at Noah’s face.
His expression remained tight. He sat rigidly, his back ramrod straight. “You’re the physician.”
James settled his hand over the scar. It was about the size of his palm. Moving his fingers over Noah’s leg he could feel the knots in the muscle, as well as how it had healed, missing where it should be, and the wrong shape in the places it was left. The attachments to the bone must have been disrupted. There was a good chance the bone itself had been chipped or broken and deformed when it knit back together.
“I apologize,” James said. “This will be uncomfortable now but help later.” He rubbed at the knots in the muscle, smiling as they unknit under his fingers.
Noah groaned, the sound making James’s already interested cock perk up further.
“What are you doing?” Noah asked. His voice had taken on a hoarseness that hit James low in the belly.
“Sometimes a muscle will tighten up and forget to relax. I’m reminding it that’s a possibility.”
Silence descended on the greenhouse, only broken by the soft noises Noah made as James rubbed his leg.
“You intimated the bullets passed through your leg?” James asked when the worst of the knots had smoothed themselves out.
“One did. The surgeon dug out the other.”
“Where’s the other wound?” He slid his finger over the top of Noah’s leg, his fingertips trailing through the hair.
“I believe I’m tired of being poked at.” Noah pushed at James, hard enough to send him sprawling backward on the flagstones.
It didn’t hurt, and any indignity was overwhelmed by what he’d seen before Noah had gotten defensive. Noah had schooled his face well, but the cockstand that’d strained the front of his drawers spoke loudly.
James stood, dusting off his rear and turning his back as Noah got his feet under him. He pulled up his trousers in a huff.
“I’ll make you a salve for the leg, it’ll help,” James said, carefully keeping his gaze fixed on the pots with their seeds while removing his spectacles.
“You can do as you please,” Noah said. “But give up now, Doctor Byrd. You can’t fix me.”
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 | Title: Dark (Princesses Book 3) Author: Thayer King Genres: Paranormal Romance, Fantasy Romance TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommended Read Heat: 3 heat - Blush Worthy! |
Prince Raven of Dark Sphere has more power than anyone else around him has ever known. But when the traditional fortune-teller attended his birth, she predicted that he would lead his people to the destruction of their world. So he's been shunned his whole life. He's now in his early twenties. He's only got a very few real friends, since his tragic reaction years ago to discovering that his family had been slaughtered in an attempt to get him to return to Dark Sphere, so he could be killed. His emotions and his power combined, and he's been depressed about it ever since. He puts strong metaphysical chains around himself at least twice a day, to try to keep himself sane.
Veracity is the third child of a king and queen whose other two children will not be inheriting rule over their planet, C7. Her brother, Prince True, died in a tragic accident. And her older sister, Whimsical, Whimsy for short, fell in love with Gaedrian and ran off to marry him. He's a prince also, but not the one her parents had chosen for her. So Veracity is determined to make her parents happy. Unfortunately, the man they've chosen to unite her with is boring beyond belief. The only man her heart wants is referred to only as Dark. And he's barely acknowledged her existence. When her sister's twins turn three, there is a huge birthday celebration. Since Gaedrian is one of Dark's only friends, she knows he'll be at the party. She decides to throw herself at him, to try to get his attention. And somehow, she has to get rid of her betrothed.
I was so captured by this story that I had to keep reading long after I should have gone to bed. Dark is sent on a perilous assignment, and Veracity is determined to prove her love for him, so she decides to stow-away on the ship he travels in. Dark has been keeping his strong feelings for her to himself, because of his mistaken belief that no one so pure and beautiful could love a monster like him. He suffers eloquently. But little-by-little, she wins his trust. Since she's a virgin, once again there is the required deflowering scene, where she suffers minimal discomfort after he pleasures her with his tongue. But for all of his talk of how violent his urges are, and how afraid he is that he'll hurt her, he proves to be such a considerate lover that I wanted to join her in yelling at him--"I won't break!"
They have many adventures before they realize their HEA, but when Prince Raven is finally able to undo what he had done so many years before, I was thrilled for the relief he felt. And when you care about the characters that much, you really enjoy reading the book.
Veracity is the third child of a king and queen whose other two children will not be inheriting rule over their planet, C7. Her brother, Prince True, died in a tragic accident. And her older sister, Whimsical, Whimsy for short, fell in love with Gaedrian and ran off to marry him. He's a prince also, but not the one her parents had chosen for her. So Veracity is determined to make her parents happy. Unfortunately, the man they've chosen to unite her with is boring beyond belief. The only man her heart wants is referred to only as Dark. And he's barely acknowledged her existence. When her sister's twins turn three, there is a huge birthday celebration. Since Gaedrian is one of Dark's only friends, she knows he'll be at the party. She decides to throw herself at him, to try to get his attention. And somehow, she has to get rid of her betrothed.
I was so captured by this story that I had to keep reading long after I should have gone to bed. Dark is sent on a perilous assignment, and Veracity is determined to prove her love for him, so she decides to stow-away on the ship he travels in. Dark has been keeping his strong feelings for her to himself, because of his mistaken belief that no one so pure and beautiful could love a monster like him. He suffers eloquently. But little-by-little, she wins his trust. Since she's a virgin, once again there is the required deflowering scene, where she suffers minimal discomfort after he pleasures her with his tongue. But for all of his talk of how violent his urges are, and how afraid he is that he'll hurt her, he proves to be such a considerate lover that I wanted to join her in yelling at him--"I won't break!"
They have many adventures before they realize their HEA, but when Prince Raven is finally able to undo what he had done so many years before, I was thrilled for the relief he felt. And when you care about the characters that much, you really enjoy reading the book.
 | Title: Love in Chaos Curvy Women Wanted series, #28 Author: Sam Crescent Genres: Sci-fi romance, BBW TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 3 Stars - A Good Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Maggie was only 18 years old when the world changed. Overnight, large swaths of the world's population died--presumably from some kind of virus. She lost both of her parents to it. She's spent the past 3 years staying out of everyone's sight. She's traveled alone, keeping herself alive by sheer strength of will, and her wits. But her luck runs out when she encounters the first man she's seen. He's a lower-level lackey for someone, so when he overpowers her, he tells her he's going to "gift" her to the guy in charge, so he'll be forgiven for his mistakes. But when she sees him, she's shocked.
Clay Knight was a high school History teacher in his previous life. Now he's the leader of a rag-tag group of folks who depend on him to keep them safe. But years ago he was tempted for the only time in his life, to date a student. Maggie's curves imprinted themselves on his mind, and she's all he's thought about for the past 3 years, while he turned down any other females who offered themselves to him. When she's thrown at his feet as an offering, he's not interested in her mind. He just wants what he's desired for years.
This book's first sex scene is a virgin-being-deflowered one--which I don't care for. The females who've presumably never even touched themselves before, suffer only a minimum of pain, before they're screaming out their ecstasy as they experience multiple orgasms. I guess this is a fictional story, after all. But this was an interesting look at a possible dystopic future society. The journey that the small band of survivors take is similar to the journey of emotional rescue that Maggie and Clay experience. They both come to realize that despite their age difference, they are perfectly suited to each other. They've found a home in each other's hearts just like they find a place to call home for their people.
Clay Knight was a high school History teacher in his previous life. Now he's the leader of a rag-tag group of folks who depend on him to keep them safe. But years ago he was tempted for the only time in his life, to date a student. Maggie's curves imprinted themselves on his mind, and she's all he's thought about for the past 3 years, while he turned down any other females who offered themselves to him. When she's thrown at his feet as an offering, he's not interested in her mind. He just wants what he's desired for years.
This book's first sex scene is a virgin-being-deflowered one--which I don't care for. The females who've presumably never even touched themselves before, suffer only a minimum of pain, before they're screaming out their ecstasy as they experience multiple orgasms. I guess this is a fictional story, after all. But this was an interesting look at a possible dystopic future society. The journey that the small band of survivors take is similar to the journey of emotional rescue that Maggie and Clay experience. They both come to realize that despite their age difference, they are perfectly suited to each other. They've found a home in each other's hearts just like they find a place to call home for their people.
 | Title: Xandore's Naughty Princess Author: Sheila J. Noel Length: 51 pages Genres: Sci-fi romance, On the Go romances TBR Reviewer: Fiona Rating: 3 Stars - A Good Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
Princess Ellegra is chafing at all of the rules she must follow as a princess. Most of all, she's tired of being watched all of the time--she wants to experience a little spontaneous fun. So she disguises herself while she and her entourage are visiting another planet, and goes for a stroll along the beach. When a sexy man assumes she's been sent to pleasure him, she's smitten with his smoldering looks, so she plays along with him. But the deed once done, cannot be undone.
Xandore is the Prince of Planet Artemis. He knows what he must do, and a politically-advantageous marriage has been arranged for him. It will benefit his planet as well as that of the Hesperians. He's willing to marry the princess, but has no plans at all to be monogamous. He's thoroughly enjoying being single, and sees no reason to stop taking mistresses, just because he has to marry and produce offspring with a chosen wife. He just hopes she won't be too hideous, and won't ask too many questions when he's off pursuing his pleasure elsewhere.
When Ellegra and Xandore meet each other, they realize that their dalliance set them up for more steamy encounters. The courts of both planets are pleased that these two seem to be so hot for each other. But Ellegra has heard all about Xandore's wanton ways, and refuses to look the other way, or to forgive him any straying. So there's a huge fly in the ointment of their pleasure together. Through a series of events, Xandore comes to realize he doesn't need other women, since his wife is more than enough woman for him from now on.
I really dislike virgins-being-deflowered scenes. There is always just a quick pain that disappears instantly, allowing for the formerly-virtuous woman to start enjoying sex like she's been doing it for years. How a female who hasn't ever even pleasured herself, can suddenly become like a cat-in-heat is beyond me. So for me, the initial sex scene wasn't believable. That being said, this is a cute short romance that involves a female forcing her man to accept that now that she's his wife, he has to accept that his days of fooling around are over. And she gets the benefit of his years of experience in pleasuring females. Win-win for both of them.
Xandore is the Prince of Planet Artemis. He knows what he must do, and a politically-advantageous marriage has been arranged for him. It will benefit his planet as well as that of the Hesperians. He's willing to marry the princess, but has no plans at all to be monogamous. He's thoroughly enjoying being single, and sees no reason to stop taking mistresses, just because he has to marry and produce offspring with a chosen wife. He just hopes she won't be too hideous, and won't ask too many questions when he's off pursuing his pleasure elsewhere.
When Ellegra and Xandore meet each other, they realize that their dalliance set them up for more steamy encounters. The courts of both planets are pleased that these two seem to be so hot for each other. But Ellegra has heard all about Xandore's wanton ways, and refuses to look the other way, or to forgive him any straying. So there's a huge fly in the ointment of their pleasure together. Through a series of events, Xandore comes to realize he doesn't need other women, since his wife is more than enough woman for him from now on.
I really dislike virgins-being-deflowered scenes. There is always just a quick pain that disappears instantly, allowing for the formerly-virtuous woman to start enjoying sex like she's been doing it for years. How a female who hasn't ever even pleasured herself, can suddenly become like a cat-in-heat is beyond me. So for me, the initial sex scene wasn't believable. That being said, this is a cute short romance that involves a female forcing her man to accept that now that she's his wife, he has to accept that his days of fooling around are over. And she gets the benefit of his years of experience in pleasuring females. Win-win for both of them.
 | Title: Lost and Found Author: Suzy Shearer Genre: Romance, Older romance, contemporary TBR Reviewer: Bella Rating: 4 Stars - Highly Recommended Read! Heat: 3/5 - Blush Worthy! |
This is an older couple romance. Oliver is in love, too bad he only knows this woman’s first name. He’s determined to find her no matter the cost.
A one-night stand leaves a lasting impression on both Oliver and Simone. However, once morning comes, they’re parted and that loss is felt to their souls. Oliver is a millionaire and he uses every resource he can to find this woman. At fifty-one he knows what he wants and he’s determined to get it. I felt his frustration when things didn’t pan out and the joy when he finally found her. Simone is equally as enamored by him so their romance is a sweet connection. I definitely wasn’t expecting the baby part with her being forty-six. The romance and falling in love was a little too fast for my taste. We start the book right when he’s searching for her so I didn’t get the intensity between them. As the book continues, they do learn and grow with each other. The action was a bit slim and the fact that Simone believed everything she was told was a bit simple. I did like how this was an older pairing dealing with new love and a child.
A one-night stand leaves a lasting impression on both Oliver and Simone. However, once morning comes, they’re parted and that loss is felt to their souls. Oliver is a millionaire and he uses every resource he can to find this woman. At fifty-one he knows what he wants and he’s determined to get it. I felt his frustration when things didn’t pan out and the joy when he finally found her. Simone is equally as enamored by him so their romance is a sweet connection. I definitely wasn’t expecting the baby part with her being forty-six. The romance and falling in love was a little too fast for my taste. We start the book right when he’s searching for her so I didn’t get the intensity between them. As the book continues, they do learn and grow with each other. The action was a bit slim and the fact that Simone believed everything she was told was a bit simple. I did like how this was an older pairing dealing with new love and a child.
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