Review:Liz and Nina are teammates on a volleyball team when Liz was struck by the ball hit by an opponent while she was admiring Nina's legs. Later on, when Nina shows concern for her teammate, Liz decides to do something about her fascination by sharing an intimate encounter with Nina. It is Nina's first intimate encounter with another woman.

There isn't much more to the story as there is little character development, background information or other such details. However, the author leads the r... Read more

Review:This was really short - even for the short story genre. I do think there was a lot of potential,especially for character development. I would recommend Lexy Harper instead, if you want hot f/f short stories. This story did nothing for me, physically or emotionally. Read more

Review:Penelope Douglas keeps getting better and better. I read this book in one sitting, it grabs your attention from the first page to the last, and it leaves you wanting more of Tyler and Easton.

Well done Penelope! I absolutely loved it!! Read more

Review:I loved this story!!! It is not your typical love story, the main character in this story, Haven has been badly abused this is her story of getting back to herself, finding her strength and her heart again. Hardy Cates is just the man to help her do that. He is patient and strong, he knows just what to do to help her. He loves her!!!!! He isn't the most popular choice with her family but he grows on them as he helps Haven. I really didn't want this story to end. I loved the strength and s... Read more

Review:Lisa Kleypas delivers this story with her signature style: utterly descriptive prose, a riveting plot, highly nuanced characters , including the secondary ones. What impressed me the most, though, is the fact that everything seems to be heightened, magnified, overloaded: a plot featuring the abduction of a child and a blackmail, the protagonists' personalities with their extreme behavior, their initial antagonism, their love/hate relationship, somehow the length and the complexity of the nove... Read more

Review:Evangeline Anderson is one of my favorite writers. I love her Brides of the Kindred series, addicted actually. This series will definitely keep you turning those pages. Very action packed, funny and sexy. You can't go wrong with this series. Read more

Review:Love, love, love The Kindred series!!! Evangeline is an amazing author with an incredible imagination and way of bringing her story to life. She's really thought out the worlds and characters where you feel like they could possibly exist.....in another reality, of course. LOL I love how she includes a dictionary at the end each story. I can't wait to continue the series!! Read more

Review:I started things backward, since this was the last book in this series but once I got through reading this one I knew I absolutely had to read the other 6 books. I am now on the 5th book and feel both excited and sad because I wish the books would never come to an end. Evangeline Anderson is an awesome writer and I look forward to many more great reads from her! Read more

Review:Brides of the Kindred have cause my home to become a mess. I started reading about a month ago with the free copy of CLAIMED and read all the way through to FORGOTTEN. My husband is glad I am finished with the series so far because I can take time to do other things. Thank you for writing such entertaining books. Read more

Review:I've read the entire series and really enjoyed the earlier ones, but maybe it's time for this to end? This installment is highly character driven - the plot revolving around the Scourge is not developed at all - except that we know Terex has been taken over (we knew that at the end of #10, though). So if you don't love the characters, there's not much to love about this book.

Tess was inherently weak - which made her unlikable to me, and Garron was confused over all of his feelings - fo... Read more