Review:Before you get started, you will need to be prepared. I advise the following. A glass of wine, a cold shower and a man on stand-by.

Sex. Sex, sex, sex. Sex.

Ok, now that I got that out of my system... Where should I start?

I have to admit, I wasn't crazy about the idea of Elizabeth being the heroine in this book. I hated her in The Perfect Play and I would have been okay with never seeing her in another book again. So, while I was excited about Jaci Burton's next book ... Read more

Review:STRADDLING THE LINE was a nicely spicy sports romance featuring Haven Briscoe and Trevor Shay. They have known each other since college. Haven's dad and mom were the house parents to a house full of athletes. Trevor was one of them. Haven had a massive crush on Trevor but he didn't even notice. He was too busy being charming, skating around his schoolwork and developing his skills in baseball and football.

When Trevor gets a call from Haven's mother saying that Haven isn't doing well afte... Read more

Review:Plot: C
Characters: C
Heat: D

The plot was OK. There was nothing spectacular or new about it. Mostly predicable, though I was surprised at what ended up being the conflict. I thought it would be related to Mick's secret, but it ended up being something different, so that was good at least.

Mick and Tara were boring. Mick was a blah, uninteresting character, and Tara was tiresome with her constant pushing away and jumping to conclusions.

The heat started off good, but ... Read more

Review:Who says you can't go back? Emma Burnett learned a hard life lesson that still leaves a mark and also a determination to stay away from men since she obviously can't choose them right. But now she is living her dream of owning her own veterinary practice back in her home town. She has her parents and her best gal pals and she is resigned to a long cold spell with her love life until attractive Luke McCormack brings in his police dog, Boomer, in for a strained leg. Not long after that, she's ... Read more

Review:Although somewhat predictable this was a solid read. I like Karen White and have read every book she has written. While some plot lines have a similar feeling she still writes a nice and easy to read book. Read more

Review:Hot! Hot! Hot! Great read and addition to the Bound series. Ms. James really knows how weave tale all around her readers leaving them bound in anticipation for more. Can't wait for the next installment. Read more

Review:All You Need by Lorelei James is a marvelous enemies to lovers romance. Although this newest release is the third installment in the fantastic Need You series, it can be read as a standalone (but I HIGHLY recommend the entire series).

Annika Lund is loyal to her family which is why she grudgingly agrees to help hockey bad boy Axl “the Hammer” Hammerquist salvage his image. Annika positively loathes Axl whose list of transgressions is looonnng, so she is rather shocked to realize she is... Read more

Review:Lorelei James delivers a sexy and engaging sports romance with When I Need You, and it is one of my favorite reads of the summer. Jensen Lund and Rowan Michaels are two extremely likable characters, and their romance is heart-warming.

Jensen is a star professional football player, who is not interested in single mothers, cheerleaders, or medical practitioners. Rowan checks all three of these boxes; therefore, it seems unlikely that Jensen would ever be interested in her. Wrong. Jensen mig... Read more

Review:The second installment in Lorelei James’ endearing Need You series, Just What I Needed, is a sweet, steamy and humor-filled romance.

Trinity Carlson and Walker Lund’s initial meeting is quite memorable and their relationship seems meant to be when they finally connect with each other again. Right from the beginning, there is a powerful attraction between them but what really makes their relationship work is the fact that they just get one another. Both have an off-beat, quirky sense of ... Read more

Review:If you read this series, more than likely you love Tobin. As is said in this book a few times, he’s a “good guy”, a “boy scout” even. Poor Tobin, always overlooked for the other men of Muddy Gap. One of the wonderful things about Tobin is how much he cares about the Mud Lilies and is always there to get them out of trouble. (Hence, the “good guy” label.) The way things went down in the previous book, Wrapped and Strapped, broke my heart for Tobin.

In this story, Tobin is ready to mov... Read more