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January 7, 2016 / Kaetrin

I’m over at Dear Author with a review of Not Safe For Work by LA Witt. A bit of a power flip – the wealthy CEO client is the sub and the not-in-charge architectural modeller is the Dom. I liked it.

Review at Dear Author

January 1, 2016 / Kaetrin

I’m over at Dear Author with a review Her Kind of Man by Nona Raines. Probably should have started at book 1.

Review at Dear Author

December 9, 2015 / Kaetrin

I’m over at Dear Author with a review of With This Bling by LB Gregg, book three in her Romano & Albright mystery/humour/romance series.

Monthly Mini Review

Don’t Stop Believing by Gwen Hayes – B- This is a sweet and (a little bit but in a non-erotic way) sexy short about a grumpy recluse and the librarian he has been crushing on. When Adam’s car goes off the road in a snowstorm, Simon brings him home to his cabin to look after him and they finally have some conversation. The time frame is short and the grand gesture at the end a little treacly but I enjoyed the cast and the writing style. There was a bit of POV whiplash, for instance:

Simon groaned and took Adams lips. Sampling lightly, tasting, teasing. The kisses kept him off balance in the masculine cage Simon had made of his body. Was Simon holding back or was he just trying to drive Adam crazy? As the kisses veered away from Adam’s mouth to his cheek, his chin, Adam clenched. He wanted more. Needed more.

but I was able to follow the story and enjoy it anyway. Simon and Adam were pretty well drawn considering the short word count and I liked my 99c visit to the small Washington town of Silver Pines.

Plus, you gotta love a librarian book amirite?

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Review at Dear Author

November 26, 2015 / Kaetrin

I’m over at Dear Author with a thinky review of Unnatural by Joanna Chambers. An offshoot of the Enlightenment series, this is Captain Iain Sinclair’s story.

Review at Dear Author

October 31, 2015 / Kaetrin

I’m over at Dear Author with Sirius today. We’re reviewing Skip Trace by Kelly Jensen and Jenn Burke. The first half was kind of meh for me but the action really picked up in the second half and saved the book from being a wash.