Review: Having It All

Having It All by Livia Grant
My rating: 0 of 5 stars

This is the third book in the Passion Series. While we can't forget about the threat that is Jake this story focus much more on the relationships between all the couples especially Tiffany and Lukus. We even get to meet Tiffany's family and see their reaction to the new relationship. We also get introduced to a few new characters. Having it All has a lot less tension and more humor than the first two books. We also continue to see that every kinky relationship is unique in how it meets the needs of those involved.

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Review: Dom, Sub and Boy: Beginning

Dom, Sub and Boy: Beginning by Sean Michael
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Mark and Grant are a great couple but there seems to be a bit missing for Grant. Mark is a strong man and couldn't be a 24 hour sub. Ting has been been Mark's friend and you get the feeling that there is some feelings but they couldn't ever been enough for each other. And with all these loose ends we have the perfect solution for everyone. This is a wonderful story of something new, special, and big building between all three of these men.

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Review: A Bear's Bear

A Bear's Bear by Toni Griffin
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

It was a lot of fun to see the surprise that was in store for both Matthew and Hudson. It was so hard for Matthew to be in the spot light and you can't blame him for his reaction. But it was great to see the love that is developing and much Hudson will do to make Matthew feel special.

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Review: The New Boy

The New Boy by Sean Michael
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

This is a full rich story of finding a new love. Lance enjoys his heart and has learned to hide himself. But Tide with the help of Bran and Tyrone help to bring him out of his shell. It was so much fun to see the growing relationship develop between Tide and Lance. I love how Tide encourages Lance to do better.

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Review: Learning to Love: Michael & Sean

Learning to Love: Michael & Sean by K.C. Wells
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

We see Michael and Sean form a bond of friendship first and foremost. A crisis brings them together an an even tighter way. You have to feel sorry for Evan who seems to be both men's confidant and I'm glad to see he'll get his chance at love as well. This is a sweet story with a powerful message of love.

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