Review: The world as he sees it by A.M. Arthur
As soon as I read about Tristan in The truth as he knows it, I was hooked.
Review: Not safe for work by L.A. Witt
I was pulled right into this story, because the book’s voice is really captivating.
Review: Ecstasy Unbound by Setta Jay
Bond sex can be hot but I was always thinking about her dying brother. Unlike her.
Review: Gatekeepers & Dreamweavers by Helena Maeve
I was hugely disappointed, because I expected more.
Review: Rule of Three by Lore Graham
Our main character – who isn’t the most intelligent mage there is, I’d say – for example uses the internet to get the pronunciations right.
Review: Alpha by Natasha Knight
And to be honest… I couldn’t take them seriously.
Review: Sharing a pond by Alex Whitehall
This book’s description had me hooked.
Review: The Truth as he knows it by A.M. Arthur
Do you have tissues ready? Because I am sure, you’ll need them.
Review: The Relics of the Gods by Yeyu
The only thing that’s not so typical about him is, that he wants to be the dominating one the bedroom.
Review: The Finer Points of Thievery by Nicole Wilkinson
I didn’t get the relationship between the characters as well. It’s like boom! Lust! Sex! More sex!
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