Sunday, October 12, 2014

Review: Project Snowflake


Project Snowflake
Project Snowflake by Heidi Champa

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



A story that seems to reflect a lost opportunity between Brenton and Spencer. One feeling he has said too much and one realizing he hasn't said enough. It was glad for the epilogue but wished it had a bit more detail.



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Review: Dreams To Sell


Dreams To Sell
Dreams To Sell by K.C. Kendricks

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Keith is ready for a new challenge. Terry might be ready to move on. You see them both be surprised at the feeling and it was great to watch them figure out each next step.



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Review: Losing Sight of the Target


Losing Sight of the Target
Losing Sight of the Target by T.A. Chase

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



Justin is very strong and is facing his reality. No matter how hard it is I was so glad to see him get his moment. Caesar seems at a cross roads. I would really like to think he makes a career change.



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Review: Breaking Abigail


Breaking Abigail
Breaking Abigail by Emily Tilton

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



Very, very intense story. It takes an interesting and erotic look at consensual vs non-consent. I love how it works out for Abigail but in ways that turned out to be unexpected. A very interesting way to exam the idea of what we fear the most might also be what we truly need.



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Review: Protecting Isabelle


Protecting Isabelle
Protecting Isabelle by Arabella Kingsley

My rating: 4 of 5 stars



This one is between 3.5 and 4. This story is about a young woman caught up in mob family. There seems to be not one but two strong men who are willing to take her in hand and keep her safe. It is a good story that draws you in. But at some points it feels like too many different things are going on at once. But it is hot and the ending is sweet.



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Review: Somebody's Angel


Somebody's Angel
Somebody's Angel by Kallypso Masters

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



I love the way this story overlaps the previous story without a big rehash. It was different because the Dom is the one needing to deal with his past. Very intense, moving, beautiful. Don't want to give a bit of it away.



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Review: Unearthing Cole


Unearthing Cole
Unearthing Cole by A.M. Arthur

My rating: 5 of 5 stars



The story opens with Cole both literally and figuratively buried. Jeremy is looking to see what he can use for his business but he also wants to help.

It was interesting to see the build in the relationship that while it was quick it also digs deep. Cole has to dig himself out but Jeremy gives him the courage to undo what is happening and to face up to his past.



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