Review: Watching Over Me

Watching Over Me by Joannie Kay

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



This story was so much fun. Nadine and David were high school sweet hearts but they both moved on. But through a little meddling set up her Aunt Molly before her death they have a chance to try again. They bond over her Aunt's diaries. It was great to see history through her aunt's eyes and to see what a strong woman she was. And it was great to watch these sweethearts regain their own magic.



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Review: His Defiant Wife

His Defiant Wife by Vanessa Brooks

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Linnett and John seem to recover from one crisis only for her to plunge them into another adventure. Linnett doesn't deliberately set out to cause trouble but she doesn't do such a good job at listening and following directions. I like that despite the continued "adventures" she does seem to continue to grow and mature and you can see that while she will always be spirited she will learn to temper it. Her strength will make it possible to survive in the harsher environment of the new world.



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Review: Securing It All

Securing It All by Livia Grant

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



This books focus on two couples Brianna and Markus who are putting their relationship back on track. And Lucus and Tiffany who are just beginning their relationship journey. This is the second in the Passion series and like the first book this one is full of action and emotion. I was drawn in to these characters and really felt invested in the outcome.



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Review: Full Circle

Full Circle by Mariella Starr

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Jack had helped to keep the child Josie in check but they went their separate ways. But fate seems to have reconnected them. Both of these characters are strong people and more than capable in their own rights. Josie is a caring a loving person. But Jack seems to meet a need in Josie and is looking forward to being a full part of her family. They must face some touch stuff and there is a mystery to solve but together they will be able to face the world.



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Review: Aftercare

Aftercare by Breanna Hayse

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



The newest installment in the General's Daughter series. The story heats up with more intrigue and danger. But now there are some new loves and Sam has one more man to keep her in line. But now there is a new girl in her brother's life. Lots of shifting of dynamics as they family grows to embrace new members but they remain the same at the core.



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Review: Summer Son

Summer Son by Anna Martin

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Ellis is learning to cope with being a single father and getting over his ex Oliver. But a chance meeting with friends brings Zane into his life. We get to watch two strong men weather a few crises together and this makes their love stronger.



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Review: Family Ties

Family Ties by Lisa Gray

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



These story really tells the story of two men. On the surface one is much strong than the other and both are being backed into a corner. But as the story unfolds you realize they each have strengths and weakness that compliment each other. And when it comes down to it they are able to take control of their lives and work it out for the their own good.



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Review: Wanting It Raw

Wanting It Raw by Hunter Raines

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Daniel is planning mind games on himself and trusts that his success is due to his Dom for hire. But suddenly he is out there alone and is lost. Matthew is ready to offer him even more than he had in the past plus the ability to see his own strength. I love that Matthew has to take charge but we get to see that he too is vulnerable. Also, Matthew wants Daniel to realize his own strength.



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Review: Rainy Days And Mondays

Rainy Days And Mondays by A.J. Llewellyn

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Mike's life is falling apart and all he wants to do is find his missing brother. But somehow there is Keanu and he suddenly finds himself opening himself to new possibilities.



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Review: Andre

Andre by D.J. Manly

My rating: 3 of 5 stars



This book was part of a package deal I purchased and I don't usually purchase this genre but it is well written and you are drawn into the story of tortured lovers, getting closure, paying back evil, and moving on. Full of strong characters and good descriptions that let you really see and feel all that is happening.



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Review: Never The Perfect Moment

Never The Perfect Moment by K-lee Klein

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



A crisis brings out the true feelings between Bryan and Chrys but neither one seems ready to speak it outloud. I loved watching poor Bryan waiting for the perfect moment to share his feelings. It takes the honest of a child to get the ball rolling.



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Review: Crouching Vegan, Hidden Werewolf

Crouching Vegan, Hidden Werewolf by Sean Michael

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



You know when you see the title that this book is going to be fun and it delivers. Erik is in all kinds of closets and Dark is just as determined to drag him up and make him love it. I love seeing even Dark being surprised by his feelings and his dedication to make things best for both of them.



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Review: Up a Notch

Up a Notch by Breanna Hayse

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Sam continues to try and stretch her wings while the men in her life try to keep her safe without clipping them.



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Review: Three Dark Hours

Three Dark Hours by Maggie Carpenter

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Isobel wants to explore her "darker" side and after reading a chapter for work and getting a school assignment it seems to spark not only her imagination but it gives her the chance to try it in real life. I love how Lucy is strong enough to put herself forward but also is able to realize when things aren't the way she wants and she is brave enough to make adjustments. This story takes an honest look at some of the emotional worry and questioning that can occur when you begin to explore who you really are.



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Review: Disciplining the Maid

Disciplining the Maid by Zoe Blake

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Lord Rand is from an era where he feels that what he wants is what he gets. Lily isn't in a position to complain. There starts a feeling of harshness and being used but there seems to be a shifting as the story progresses. And somehow you get the feeling the his Lordship is just as caught in their new life as Lily is.



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Review: The Professor's Girl

The Professor's Girl by Renee Rose

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Lucy wants to explore her "darker" side and after reading a chapter for work and getting a school assignment it seems to spark not only her imagination but it gives her the chance to try it in real life. I love how Lucy is strong enough to put herself forward but also is able to realize when things aren't the way she wants and she is brave enough to make adjustments.



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Review: The Duty of a Beta

The Duty of a Beta by Kim Dare

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Gunner understands his duty in his new pack and that he has an intended mate he must keep in line but once again love really doesn't care what you had planned and maybe the best duty is to to accept love when it is given to you.



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Review: The Submissive

The Submissive by Shannon West

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



This continues the story of Cody and Jake. Things are working okay but Cody has some insecurities and Jake has to give him the kind of reassurance he can understand.



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Review: The Keyholder

The Keyholder by Shannon West

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Cody has gone too far and Jake is not going to let this happen again. Work partners who seem to finally find out maybe they should be together.



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Review: Over the Barrel

Over the Barrel by Breanna Hayse

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Blair is mad at her aunt and takes off to find herself a better life with her grandfather. Of course she meets a hot cowboy who takes her in hand. But there is so much more than what appears on the surface. There is so many mysteries to solve and emotional baggage that will need to be unpacked if there have any chance of making things work.



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Review: Father Charles Takes a Wife

Father Charles Takes a Wife by Emily Tilton

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Father Charles is the minister in a very usual community. But Laura comes for a visit and seems to fit the community and Father Charles. But as so often happens in real life they both do things that seem to kill the relationship. If they want it to work they both have to be able to come to an understanding. This book was interesting because it explored an interesting mix of bdsm and religion.



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Review: Caught in the Net

Caught in the Net by Breanna Hayse

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Sam continues to give her family fit with her sassy strength. There continues to be danger of course but some new additions in new characters and more people being added to this very special family. Sam maybe getting just what she needs yet another man to help keep her in line.



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