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The Goddess of Bondage by Starla Cole

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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The Goddess of Bondage by Starla Cole
Boudoir Sessions #3
Publisher:  Self Published
Genre: Contemporary, Holiday
Length: Short Story (93 pgs)
Other: BDSM, M/F, F/F, Ménage, Multiple Partners, Anal Play, Fetish, Toys, Fisting, Voyeurism
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Thistledown

When Syria decides to learn the art of Japanese rope bondage for her boyfriend Tyson, she has no idea that the her instructor, a respected Dominatrix, will invite her and Mia to participate in a BDSM exhibition.

As the men watch Mia’s amazing flexibility take the art to a new level, Syria is led on stage to soothe Mia’s pain, leading to a public sex act that becomes an orgy.
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In the aftermath of the exhibition, Syria begins to doubt that she is worthy of finding her long-lost father or keeping Tyson as a lover. With her Santa stripper living thousands of miles away, Syria isn’t sure their love story will survive the distance and their new lifestyle.

When Syria decides she wants to learn some hot new skills to tempt her lover, will she be the one tied up in knots?

Syria and Tyson are hot and heavy, except for when he has to be away with his work. As a photographer, Syria has meet some very sexy clients and is now craving more. When Mia makes a surprise visit and things get a little hot and heavy, she invites her to meet a Shibari expert. Madam Takahashi is a severe woman but one that Syria can learn from. Her adventures in the art of the rope are about to begin.

Author Starla Cole has a great series with The Boudoir Sessions. If you missed the first two, I highly suggest getting them and reading them in order. You won’t be disappointed. A hot Santa and some smoking hot pirate models await. The depth of character in these books is spot on, down to the emotional response as Syria learns new skills. Whether it is ménage or rope work, these books are addictive. In Goddess of Bondage, Syria continues her journey by going to a bondage exhibition with Mia and a whole new adventure ensues. The other great thing about this book is the links at the back so you as a reader can see exactly what the author is writing about. Links to the Knotty Boys Coin Knot and Corselet ties are provided. The Knotty Boys are leading experts in the art of rope bondage and if you want to learn from some of the best, you owe it to yourself to check out their photography and tips. There is even a music link to get yourself into the right mindset. Perfect.

There was nothing I didn’t like about this book. The flow was amazing, the characters delicious and the right amount of peril and pleasure were balanced out. There was a hot scene with fisting, some really hot video phone sex, voyeurism and lots more surprises at the Shibari event. This book was like drinking a salted caramel mocha while you are wrapped in your favorite blanket. Wonderful!

If you want to find yourself a new author that you will fall in love with, then you have to read Starla Cole’s Boudoir Sessions.

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Even Dead Men Play Chess by Michael Weitz

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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Even Dead Men Play Chess by Michael Weitz
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Suspense/Mystery, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (157 pgs)
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Fern

Making house calls or meeting people in public places is how Ray Gordon makes his living. He’s not a doctor. He’s not a prostitute. Ray Gordon is a chess teacher.

When one of Ray’s students, Walter Kelly, is found dead in his shop, the police and his family let it go as an accident. Ray, however, doesn’t buy it. As a former cop with a lingering curiosity, Ray snoops around and stumbles into the murky world of methamphetamine, the worst drug epidemic of our time.
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Ray Gordon is a professional chess teacher, plays correspondence chess through the mail, and also moonlights to assist and give lessons to a few adults for short periods of time. While he originally turned Walter Kelly down as he lived too far away, Walter had pointed out he knew Ray’s mother before she’d been killed in a car accident when Ray was a kid. Curious, Ray decided to give Walter a few lessons. For more than a year Ray helped Walter’s chess game improve and – more importantly – listened to all sorts of stories of his mother from high school, enjoying getting to know her. When Ray arrives at Walter’s doorstep for his regular session one day, it’s to discover Walter is dead.

Despite his good intentions Ray gets drawn into looking at the circumstances surrounding Walter’s death and what follows is an awesome mystery novel. This is an intriguing book, a pure mystery, filled with chess moves and trivia and a fantastic plot that winds around, not once becoming boring or stagnant. While I’m not a fan of chess (and can’t play a game to save my life) I found myself really interested in the history of the game, the moves and eclectic pieces of information the author drops. I didn’t find myself at all lost or drowning under vats of information, either. This book is refreshing and really well written. Ray’s a regular man and the tone of the book and his voice is interesting, the plot moving along at a good clip but not so fast it leaves the uneducated chess person behind.

Mystery lovers, regardless of their enjoyment or lack thereof of chess, will really enjoy this story. I loved the plot, became highly attached to the characters and enjoyed learning a bit about chess all at the same time. Highly Recommended.

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Juggernaut by Nancy Springer

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

Juggernaut

Juggernaut by Nancy Springer
Publisher: Untreed Reads
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/mystery
Length: Short Story (11 pgs)
Rating: 4 stars
Review by: Stephanotis

When Marietta Becker goes undercover at a singles dance to investigate the homicide of five men, she thinks she’s discovered one of the saddest places she’s ever encountered. When her husband suddenly appears and is immediately recognized by the dance regulars, Marietta realizes there are a lot of reasons to want to kill someone.

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If you’re in the mood for a mystery but short on time, this is definitely a good pick for you.

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Other Options by Pembroke Sinclair

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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Other Options by Pembroke Sinclair
Publisher: Musa Publishing
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (31 pgs)
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Fern

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Eddie Muroe is extremely excited to be returning home and to his wife. What he finds though is that she’s been seeing another man while he was away with work, and now she’s in the process of moving out, leaving him behind. Heartbroken, Eddie requests to have a shipmate who isn’t a female, unable to bear the thought of being away for a few months in close confines with a woman. Unfortunately for him, there aren’t any other assignments, and he faces the prospect of being on a ship for three months with Rie Danalgo. Determined to not lose his career, Eddie tries to keep things professional and his personal problems under wraps.

Slowly though, they stop avoiding one another and share small things, cooking meals together, target practice and games of cribbage. As the days turn into weeks both Eddie and Rie get closer and slowly a hesitant trust and friendship blossoms between them amongst the alien landscape. This is sweet romance, mostly centered around the pain of betrayal and the healing and tender opening of the heart afterwards. Set in a world full of missions and space travel, hydro-mining and a somewhat alternate reality it’s a wonderful mixture of emotional romance and science fiction. A gentle, heartwarming story; I really enjoyed this.

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Darkness, Darkness by Fred Andersen

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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Darkness, Darkness by Fred Andersen
Publisher: Uncial Press
Genre: Suspense/Mystery, Contemporary, Action/Adventure
Length: Short Story (23 pages)
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

A school custodian’s job is usually pretty unexciting. But one night when Frank is locking up, he spies two intruders carrying automatic pistols. He suspects they have come for the two young Mexican boys who are spending the night in Ms. Castellon’s room. The boys reveal that the men are narcotraficantes, determined to finish the job of eliminating their entire family. Despite his bum leg, Frank and Ms. Castellon manage to get the boys as far as the school gym, where their escape is cut off and all their lives are plunged into darkness.

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From the beginning of this tale I was intrigued by the idea of four unarmed, law-abiding individuals – two terrified children, a physically disabled man and a woman who is described as quite petite – attempting to outsmart armed criminals on a deadly mission. The plot moves so quickly that the reader isn’t provided with a great deal of background information about Frank, Ms. Castellon, Adam or Christiano but the glimpses we are given illuminate their courage and resourcefulness in even the stickiest situations. Frank knows the cartilage in his knee is damaged. It came as a surprise, then, that he was so easily able to run around in the dark and lift heavy objects throughout the course of the plot. Surely his knee would have slowed him down once the adrenaline wore off. I also questioned Frank’s career choice given his physical limitations. Custodians are on their feet doing physical labour during every shift. While some disabilities can be accommodated in this sort of occupation I don’t know how well someone with a bad knee would be able to function in this role. Wondering about this was a distraction as I attempted to figure out why we’d learn information about a character that later seemed to be forgotten or overlooked.

Still, the plot was intriguing, and the action intense.  More, the final scene redeemed the story for me. While the ending was foreshadowed earlier on it was done so subtly that I didn’t notice what was happening on my first read through it. If you’re looking for a book that goes out with a bang give Darkness, Darkness a try.

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Bad Moon Rising by DC Juris

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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Bad Moon Rising by DC Juris
Publisher: Breathless Press
Genre: Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (97 pgs)
Other: M/M, Anal Play
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Fern

Bryce finds himself smack in a zombie apocalypse, and meets the man of his dreams along the way.

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The zombie apocalypse has happened and Bryce finds himself completely alone until his life is saved by Richard. Bryce joins with Richard and his partner, Cole, heading for a haven they’ve heard about on the radio.

This a fast paced book, full of action and humanity. A realistic story of three men who band together after an apocalyptic zombie infection, this wasn’t gory or overly bloodthirsty. Nevertheless it gives the reader a deep insight to how seemingly normal things would change and the effect that would have on people. Strangers grouping for comfort and strength, just how far they would be pushed for survival – not only against the zombies but also for smaller things, like food, safety, travel and sleep.

More than the zombie-plot, this is a book that explores the emotions of a threesome, and of how such a stressful event can effect people. I found myself drawn into the triangle between Richard, Bryce and Cole and the complexities of their relationship and the situation they found themselves in. Readers with a queasy stomach might want to be careful reading this – there are deaths and, while not graphic they’re not glossed over either. And while there is sex in it – this is definitely a plot and character heavy novella. The erotica is just a bit of extra spice – not the main meal. Quite a different story from most books I’ve read – I really enjoyed this.

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The Square Peg By Jane Davitt & Alexa Snow

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

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The Square Peg By Jane Davitt & Alexa Snow
Publisher: Loose Id
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (257 pgs)
Other: BDSM, M/M, Anal Play, Toys, Spanking
Rating: 4 stars
Reviewed by Peppermint

Benedict, a successful accountant, who’s just been dumped for being boring, is surprised and pleased to learn that he’s inherited half ownership in a gay bar from his estranged father, seeing it as a chance to get out of his rut. That’s until he meets his new partner, a mouthy, disturbingly hot Brit called Shane, and discovers that the bar’s in the red and Shane’s not interested in renovations that could drive away their regulars.

When a late-night confrontation turns into the hottest sex either of them has experienced, they realize there’s one way to fit a square peg into a round hole, but are they solving problems or papering over the cracks? As they explore the new dynamic between them, pushing their limits until Ben’s shocked at where his desire to dominate Shane takes him, the renovations to the bar begin. They’re building something new, something good — but fear and an unexpected act of violence may tear down what they’ve created.

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I love the dynamic between Shane and Ben’s personality. From their blatant differences in personalities to their inability to agree on anything… well, anything except for the mutual attraction to one another. It is clear that they are going to need some work regarding the bar and figure some way to meet in the middle. Ben while out of his element wants to make the bar as successful as possible. Shane feels as if he has been running the bar long enough to know what it needs and what is right, even if admittedly something have feel through the cracks.

The physical attraction between the characters is instantly recognizable. Even when the author doesn’t come out and say it directly you can tell there is something pulling these two together. While they may not recognize or understand that they have the unique ability to give each other what they need I as a reader could recognize it. It made the story more entertaining to watch how they figured out themselves and their need for one another.

The BDSM element in this story was intriguing. The characters seem to fall right into the role of dominant and submissive without even recognizing their own needs or each others. One thing that I would have liked was for one of them to educate themselves on safety regarding their actions. I couldn’t help but wonder if they would push the envelope too far and not understand what type of potential physical and emotional damage they would have done. Luckily, they did not harm one another and instead looked to meet each other’s needs. Now I hope some of the other characters in the story can also find there happily ever after, and I have a feeling this isn’t the last of The Square Peg we will see.

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Free Fall by Catherine Mann

February 11, 2013 By Leave a Comment

FREEFALL

Free Fall by Catherine Mann
Publisher: Sourcebooks
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full Length (319 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 stars
Reviewed by Camellia

On This Mission, There Are No Accidents…

Pararescueman Jose “Cuervo” James is the guy they call for the most dangerous assignments. He lives for his job.

On a high-risk rescue deep in the African jungle, Jose encounters sexy, smart Interpol agent Stella Carson. They’d once had an affair that burned hot and fast, but family is everything to Stella, and Jose just can’t go there.

Fate has thrown them into the deadly hot zone together, and sparks will fly…but only if they can live to tell about it.

She saves him and he saves her right back. It wasn’t planned to be that way but fate, or whatever one wishes to call it, deemed it so.

Stella Carson, an Interpol Agent and Jose “Cuervo” James, a pararescueman, feel a connection at first sight, but dangers and duty keep them fully occupied. Determined LOVE refuses to be left behind. It sneaks in, hides in a safe place deep inside hearts and abides, all the time putting down deep roots.
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Stella’s underlying reason for being in Africa colors her actions. She is a complex woman with unique insightfulness. With her infectious laugh and playfulness, she is compellingly irresistible. But her long-range goals and Jose’s do not mesh, so a future together seems impossible—it hurts both of them.

Jose, with his family history, his alcohol addiction that must be struggled with daily and his determination to not further the family genes that have bedeviled his life, sets him at odds with Stella hopes for home and family in due time. Yet to see Stella happy and to be with her—his true soul mate—is a need he can’t out run. “They are so good together and yet so wrong for each other.”

The danger-infested action, the sub-plot of Annie Johnson and Samir Al-Shennaive and Ajaya add depth to the maIn plot and reveal much about the characters and their motivation.

The actions of clandestine agencies and the military that Catherine Mann makes so real keep the story at an adrenaline-pumping level much of the time, but her love scenes take the reader to an entirely different place on the emotional continuum where just wanting to feel and rejoice in the ecstasy of that mystical, timeless connection of true lovers takes the readers breath away.

Side stories seem minor yet they have a major impact on the outcome of tense situations that help make Free Fall a breath-holding read at times.

The motto of the Elite Force: “These things we do, so others may live” becomes very clear as the overwhelming dangers are met and conquered by the super heroes that Jose is a part of.

Catherine Mann engages all the emotions and all the senses of the reader as she lures the reader into bone-chilling fearful actions, into deep, personal motivations that drive the characters, and into euphoric love scenes with soul mate lovers. The piquant details Ms. Mann weaves into Free Fall make it riveting.

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Woman of Substance by Annette Bower

February 8, 2013 By 25 Comments

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Woman of Substance by Annette Bower
Publisher: Soul Mate Publishing
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Full (237 pgs)
Heat: Sensual
Rating: 4.5 Stars
Review by Poppy

“You will never understand what it means to be fat.” With those words, grad student Robbie Smith begins the Fat-Like-Me project. In order to support her thesis, she puts on a fat suit to measure people’s reactions to the new her.

Accused of embezzling funds, Professor Jake Proctor returns home to spend quality time with the only father he has ever known. There, he meets an intriguing overweight woman who reminds him of his late grandmother. She’s witty, charming, and cares deeply for those around her, including his dying grandfather.

When Robbie meets Jake while she’s in disguise, she deceives him for all the right reasons. But how long can she maintain the deception before Jake discovers that she is not who he believes her to be?

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Robbie is such a wonderful character. She’s loyal and determined and so willing to fight for what she thinks is right. She spars with her professor about her project: dressing as an obese woman. Her professor isn’t sold on the idea, but Robbie really thinks it’s the best way to prove her thesis for college. Her overweight friends help with insight, advice and clothing.

How could she know she’d meet a great guy while dressed in her costume?

Jake returns home to be with his grandfather, Frank, the man who raised him. Frank is a great character, so full of fun and life, despite his age. And Jake, for all his crankiness at the beginning, really loves his grandfather.  He really becomes a man to admire as the book progresses.

Ms. Bower has such a talented way with words. I felt as if I knew each character in this book, as if I would know them if I passed them on the street. The affection between many of them was palpable, friends, family, lovers.

While the storyline itself may not be overly complex, it was thoroughly enjoyable, sweet and tugs at the heart-strings. If this type of character building and description is par for the course for this author, she’s won a permanent fan.

If you’re looking for a sweet story that is populated with characters you’ll feel are your friends before you turn the last page; if you love a romance between a couple that’s built on affection before sex and is believably deep and lasting, then I recommend “Woman of Substance”. It’s more than you might think.

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The Millionaire and the Girl Next Door by Becca Dale

February 8, 2013 By 1 Comment

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The Millionaire and the Girl Next Door by Becca Dale
Publisher: Decadent Publishing Company, LLC
Genre: Contemporary
Length Short Story (81 pages)
Other: M/F
Rating: 4.5 stars
Reviewed by Dogwood

Tired of chasing his family’s need for money and power, millionaire Jake Wescott heads to Freewill Wyoming and the beautiful piece of heaven that calls to him.

The girl next door, Christa Dunham puts family first, and she’s determined to protect them from the city boy before he ruins their hunting grounds or steals her heart and then walks away when the lonely nights get too long.

Neither of them expect the attraction that pulls them together nor the lost spirit who wants to drive them apart. Confronting the past leaves them both anxious to find a love beyond a lifetime.

Becca Dale has indeed written yet another charming and sexy story that will heat up your chilly libido during these cold winter nights. Her passionate novellas continue to zap and sizzle thus making Ms. Dale one of my favorite writers. The Millionaire and the Girl Next Door is yet another example of witty dialogue that only Ms. Dale can spin into an amazing romantic modern day fairy tale.

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Christa Dunham loves her family and is willing to be a spy for them to see if the new neighbor Jake Wescott has plans to hurt their family business by stopping their hunting ground rights. Jake has purchased the ranch next door to them and now the Dunhams are concerned that the flashy city-boy might indeed have ulterior motives.

However neither Jake or Christa expected to find such strong chemistry between themselves. Will family problems and their past keep them from reaching a “happily -ever-after”?

This sensual tale was intriguing and catchy and kept me thoroughly entertained from start to finish. I could not put this book down once I started reading it. Her main characters, Jake and Christa, were extremely hot together and I could see the sparks that these two produced in my mind. I enjoyed her secondary characters as well and even found myself wishing to see a follow-up on Christa’s brothers and their love stories. I love that they had many insecurities, making them appear human and life-like.

As with all of the books that I have read by Ms. Dale, this one also captivated the imagination and enchanted me with her creativity.

Searching for a novella that will keep you smiling? Then The Millionaire and the Girl Next Door by Becca Dale is the book for you. Be prepared to firoot for these characters to have a “happily ever-after” and fall in love right along with them.

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