A royal assassination attempt causes Kirenai playboy Prince Arazhi to push up his plans to provide an heir for his family line. There’s just one problem, the Kirenai are a males only species. They have to find women from different alien species to reproduce. The good news is they’re a shape-shifting alien species, so they […]
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In the near future the world has descended into an inequitable chaos that would make Marie Antoinette proud. The police are on the take, the rich have all the power and the poor take the scraps that trickle down their way. Eve Vaughn delivers a dystopian world where desperate women can gamble with their lives
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Genre: Romantic Suspense Page Count: 253 Heat Level: (Sexy scenes are present and take place on the page but aren’t frequent) Rating: Seal team member Gabriel finds himself hesitantly on the way back to his hometown while on leave. He hasn’t visited the town once since he left after his entire family was killed in
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Genre: Romance Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca Pages: 226 Heat Level: (Sweet Romance where no sex scenes appear on the page but is mentioned. The reader is given no details.) Rating: Cassie O’Malley has had a rough start to life. After her mother’s death she has spent 4 years in the care of an abusive foster father
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As always, every time you see a list like this you should remember that these are my own opinions, so remember the old saying “beauty is the in the eye of the beholder.” To be clear, when I’m building this list first I look through the release announcements on Good Reads and on Amazon. If
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Genre: Suspense, Romance Publisher: Rock Chick Press Pages: 512 Heat Level: Rating: Delphine LaRue is a famous television star who finds herself the target of a crazed fan that kidnaps other cast members from her show and tortures them. The remaining members of the television show are placed into protective custody with their own protective
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Genre: Chick Lit. Publisher: Bookouture Page Count: 328 Heat Level (naughty sex scenes take place off page with only enough details to spark the imagination) Rating: At first glance Nikki is a successful woman with a good job, a happy home and a solid 5 year plan, but when her long term boyfriend breaks up
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There are a lot of reasons you might find yourself at home this Valentine’s Day but don’t worry, I’ve got you covered with some free books to curl up with over the holiday. To be considered for this list the books had to be a full length novel or a collection of novellas. Second, the
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The book wrap-up has gotten a lot of hate recently and I get it. People now a days have major issues with Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), and when we see someone who reads 27 books a month it’s hard to not feel like a slacker. My argument is that instead of thinking of the
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I know that some readers are all about the inciting incident but in the romance genre it’s all about the meet cute. Wherever you stand on whether the inciting incident or meet cute comes first argument, we can all agree that without the meet cute there is no romance novel. I’ve seen romance novels where
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