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January Erotic Book of the Month Poll Winners ~ Dark Muse by Lisa Carlisle and Hannah and the Dom Next Door by BJ Wane

January 31, 2016 By Leave a Comment

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MUSE
Dark Muse by Lisa Carlisle

Chateau Seduction Series
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (107 pages)
Other: M/F, Spanking
Rating: 4.5 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

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It takes time before Gina Meiro warms up to people and her shyness is often misunderstood. She hasn’t had to worry about meeting new people at a remote art colony until a new resident arrives—a rock guitarist more suited for a billboard. Her carefree days of painting at the medieval-styled castle on a remote New England island are shattered when she stumbles right into his welcome gathering.

After a falling out with his band, Dante Riani wants nothing more at Les Beaux Arts on DeRoche Island than solitude to work on new songs. When a shy young painter asks to paint him at sunset, he’s tempted by the opportunity to be alone with her.

Someone at the colony claims to know what Dante is and asks for his help. Dante fears his plans are coming undone, especially as grows more drawn to Gina. Her scent and vulnerability are too difficult to resist. But he must stay away from her—she would never understand his secret.

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Hannah and the Dom Next Door by BJ Wane
Publisher: Pink Flamingo
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (114 Pags)
Other: M/F, BDSM, Anal Sex/play, spanking
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Sorrel

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Mitch Burnett wishes he hadn’t promised his neighbor he’d look in on his niece (an Amish widow) while she’s house sitting for the summer. He’s sure she’ll be a prudish pain in the ass. But Hannah is not what he expects. Her full curves, pretty face and innocent demeanor take him off guard. To keep his lust in check, he keeps his distance. However, he’s unprepared for her unexpected attraction to him.

The closeness of his thickly muscled body brings on sensations Hannah has rarely felt. She brazenly asks Mitch to have sex with her, thinking a one-night stand will put an end to the stimulating feelings. Unable to resist, Mitch tables his more dominant urges for a night with Hannah. But what starts out as a one-time fling turns into a steamy affair. Each time Hannah embraces something new, Mitch discovers he wants more until he finally introduces her to his dominant practices. However, an assault on Hannah and a terrible loss make her question her behavior and send her running back to her roots to find the answers.

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January Non-Erotic Book of the Month Poll Winner ~ Protecting Kate by Amy J Hawthorn

January 31, 2016 By 1 Comment

KATE
Protecting Kate by Amy J. Hawthorn
Dark Horse Inc. Book 1
Publisher: Indie Publishers
Genre: Contemporary, Mystery/Suspense
Length: Full length (234 Pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Sorrel
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Trent Dawson, horse trainer and former soldier, smells trouble at a simple charity auction. His good intentions get the better of him and he bids a small fortune on a damsel in distress. It turns out there’s far more than meets the eye to the former Ms. Kentucky and their chemistry is off the charts.

The only thing standing between Kate MacDonald and her worst nightmare is Trent Dawson and the men of Dark Horse Inc.

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Dead in Dubai by Marilynn Larew

January 29, 2016 By 14 Comments

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Dead in Dubai by Marilynn Larew
Publisher: Artemis Hunter Press
Genre: Contemporary, Suspense/Mystery
Length: Full Length (284 pgs)
Rating: 4 stars
Review by: Rose

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This book starts off with a bang (literally—the main character is shot at in the first paragraph) and doesn’t slow down until the very end, which lends itself very nicely to a new book starring Lee Carruthers. This is the second in the series and, while it can be read as a standalone, I suspect readers would get a much richer experience if they started with the first book, The Spider Catchers. I know I’m going to order the first one, albeit a little later than I should have.

Because the book drops you right into the action, it took me a few pages to catch up to what was going on with Lee, who she was, and what kind of work she did. Knowing her backstory would have also let me see, I think, why she did some of the things she did.  That did not affect my enjoyment of the story, however; just slowed it down a bit until I sorted things out. The book is solidly written, the plot moves along nicely, and there is not a boring moment in the entire book.

Lee is a former CIA analyst who has left the company, but still manages to find herself involved in the case of a missing (read that as dead) operative. She is a not a woman you want to get on the bad side of… she feels naked without her Glock and her knife, and she’s not afraid to use either of them. At the same time, she does what’s right, not just what’s expedient. She is very much the good guy and I really enjoyed watching her work.

There are many twists and turns as she tries to discover who George Branson really was and how he fit into the intrigue that surrounds her. This book truly deserves to be called a thriller, because it’s non-stop. Good job, Ms. Larew.

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When Darkness Comes by Alexandra Ivy

January 29, 2016 By Leave a Comment

COMES
When Darkness Comes by Alexandra Ivy
Publisher: Zebra Books
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal
Length: Full Length (244 pgs)
Heat Rating: Hot
Rating: 5 Stars
Reviewed by Xeranthemum

It’s been a hell of a day for Abby Barlow. In just a few hours, she’s survived an explosion, watched her employer die, had a startling dream, and now she finds herself in a seedy Chicago hotel with the sexy, unearthly Dante, a vampire she both desires and fears.

For 341 years, Dante has stood as guardian to The Chalice, a mortal woman chosen to hold back the darkness. A terrible twist of fate has now made Abby that woman. Three hours ago. Dante would have used all his charms to seduce her. Now she is his to protect. And he will do so until his very death.

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I’ve just discovered another world that is so amazing and intricate that it’s created a new addiction. Ms. Ivy’s When Darkness Comes delivers a hard to resist hook, a premise that is unique and fascinating and characters that come alive between the pages. I’m a happy reader.

The basic gist is the age old battle between good and evil. In this case, vampires and all sorts of paranormal folk are just variations of demons. I’m not into reading about demons per se, but Ms. Ivy has a clever twist that makes them not as one would expect. Like the heroine found out, demons can be beautiful and harmless as much as they can be harbingers of the end of the world. Sometimes humans can be just as bad, if not worse, than the worst demon. The heroine sure found out about that, too.

The very first chapter was intriguing. I met Abby, a sort of klutzy, sweet but very responsible woman who has had to struggle to survive. She’s got this great gig going on that is finally paying the bills. One day she breaks a priceless vase and she thought that was the absolutely most horrifying thing that could happen to her. Call it the calm before the storm. What happens after neatly and efficiently captured my interest, imagination and garnered desperation to read every page, chapter and scene where Abby and Dante try to not only stay alive but save the world from overambitious zealots. This book is a page flipper.

In between all the suspense and drama, Ms. Ivy has Abby and Dante falling in love. It’s rocky, passionate and hot. They are wonderful together and their chemistry is off the charts.

Secondary characters are not only important, they are vital. Every single one plays a role and they contributed to the feel of the community, the friendships and the sense of being players on a very large stage. A lot goes on in this book but it’s the hints of what is to come that tease the mind and senses.

When Darkness Comes is a must read. It’s on my keeper shelf and it’s a book that I can’t wait to read again. It’s infused me with the need to know more about Viper and just what kind of woman will be his downfall so I’m already primed to read the next adventure. I found this novel to be as gripping, exciting and fun as anything I’ve read in a long time. Not only that but I checked into the next book and was astounded to find out that there are a lot of books in the series. My bank account is going to scream but if they are as astounding and solidly well written as When Darkness Comes then it’s going to be money well spent. This book has made me an instant fan. I really, really count myself fortunate that I discovered this series especially because, with so many already written, I don’t have to wait. How awesome is that?!?

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Chocolate Side of the Moon by Jianne Carlo

January 29, 2016 By Leave a Comment

SIDE
Chocolate Side of the Moon by Jianne Carlo
Lucky in Red Book 1
Publisher: Loose ID
Genre: Paranormal, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (119 pages)
Other: M/F, mild BDSM
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Honeysuckle

Sleeping Dog, Texas has its share of secrets and the three Lobos brothers own the biggest of them all. They’re werewolves who own a dry cleaning business. But when a woman steps into each man’s life, each with her own badly stained red dress, fantasies will be fulfilled, barriers broken and secrets told.

Werewolf Maximillian Lobos likes his women overripe, luscious and curvy, and spitting-fire passionate. Prim and proper Candi Wagner is so not his type, yet when he discovers she wears chocolate body paint, his testosterone levels careen off the planet.

Trouble is Candi doesn’t understand what being claimed means, doesn’t get that weres mate for life, doesn’t believe weres even exist. Lucky for Max she’s natural sub and he soon has her handled. Or does he?

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Max is the Alpha wolf. He knows it, the reader knows it, heck, most of the town where they’re hiding in plain sight seems to know it even if they don’t know that wolves live among them. People turn to Max when something needs fixing or there’s a problem with a citizen. Is he the mayor? Or Sheriff? No, he owns a dry cleaning business with his two brothers. Huh? Yeah, that was my reaction and yet, it’s kind of perfect. It’s the only business of it’s type in town and therefore he sees everybody, hears all the gossip, stays in the loop and is more prepared to protect his family. And he’s typical alpha hot and bossy but even I’d obey his every command.

Fate really did have a hand in choosing his mate. How else would someone explain how a Bostonian princess find her way to Sleeping Dog, Texas where it just so happens the man/wolf she’s meant for, owns a dry cleaning business? See, it has to be fate…and a little suspended disbelief. But I honestly liked Candi. She’s kind of a doe in the path of big bad wolf when Max finally makes his move but the chemistry sizzles off the page. The author is very talented in writing sexual tension and sexy dialogue. When I said NSFW, seriously, lots of blushing and very distracting.

I know Ms. Carlo has written a lot of other books with paranormal elements and I have to wonder if this trilogy isn’t part of another bigger series. There’s a side story of wedding between two townspeople that just feels like it started somewhere else. Plus, secondary characters who feel like they’re established, like I should already be familiar with their place in town. Cleo and Rosa come to mind. These two old ladies are fixtures and even though they aren’t wolves, they know, or suspect, and they’re in the middle of everything. And very outspoken, and dirty minded, and did I mention outspoken?

This story moves really fast. One minute they’re sealing the deal and the next she’s resolving her backstory with her father, so it may feel rushed. Also, there are some noted inconsistencies. How he could know everything about her, thanks to a PI, but not know what the C in her name stood for? Or how her father just accepts everything Max tells him with only mild irritation. Not to mention the impromptu. Now, that was fast.

And a minor warning, Max partial shifts during sex. By partial I mean, his eyes, nails and tongue change. He fights to stay in control of the wolf and one part I especially enjoyed was when Candi notes that the more out of control he becomes, the more his language reverts to Spanish. It’s really pretty hot. As it is, this story is overall satisfying in spite of the little hiccups. And it ends on good note that also had me laughing out loud more than once. In sympathy, of course.

I’m really looking forward to reading Diego and Antonio’s stories as well as doing some backtracking to see if there are other stories set in and around Sleeping Dog.

This little short had exactly the right elements I was looking for: wolves, fated mates, sexual tension, small town setting and some comedic relief. All rolled together for the beginnings of fantastic trilogy of stories and more.

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Beauty and Cruelty by Meredith Katz

January 28, 2016 By Leave a Comment

BEAUTY
Beauty and Cruelty by Meredith Katz
Publisher: Less Than Three Press
Genre: Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Contemporary
Length: Full Length (218 pages)
Heat Level: Spicy
Rating: 4 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

Cruelty, once an evil fairy and now working in fast food, comes home one day to find the lazy, drooling King of Cats on her doorstep. Worse, he comes bearing news Cruelty would be happier not hearing: Sleeping Beauty has gotten tired of lying around and is trying to save the world Cruelty left long ago.

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The land where fairy tales exist is dying. Will Cruelty be able to save it?

Cruelty might have technically been a villain, but that couldn’t stop me from adoring her. Her personality was so well developed that I was able to predict how she’d react to virtually anything by the time I’d reached the midway point in the storyline, and I get so excited when that happens in a book. All of her choices made perfect sense as well given what I’d learned about who Cruelty was as an individual. Did I occasionally wince at the thought of certain decisions she made? Yes, but I never would have expected anything different from this character. Her tendency to be callous sometimes was as much a part of her personality as her intelligence or her uncanny ability to blend into her surroundings.

I will admit that it did take me some time to immerse myself in what was happening in the plot. The pacing was slower than normal in the beginning due to all of the information the main character needed to share with her audience about who she was, where she came from, and why she’d decided to emigrate to our universe. Sharing all of these details with the reader was necessary in order to understand what happened in later scenes, though, so I was grateful to have such a complete picture of everything up front. Once the pacing sped up, I was so glad I had stuck with it!

Ms. Katz’s whimsical writing style was not only a ton of fun to read, it was a perfect match for this story as well. The whole novel was full of quotable sentences that made me giggle. I wish I could fill every paragraph of this review with the humorous things the characters said and thought along the way, but I will restrict myself to only mentioning the one that amused me the most: “There was really no point in taking your anger out on cats. They were entirely resistant to curses, and they wouldn’t feel guilt if they didn’t deserve your rage.” The fact that every single chapter had several sentences like this one that I simply had to highlight and remember for later has made me an instant fan of this writer. I can’t wait to see what she comes up with next.

Beauty and Cruelty was a fairy tale for the twenty-first century. I’d wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who loves this genre as much as I do.

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Dark Muse by Lisa Carlisle

January 28, 2016 By 2 Comments

MUSE
Dark Muse by Lisa Carlisle

Chateau Seduction Series
Publisher: Self-Published
Genre: Contemporary, Paranormal, Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story (107 pages)
Other: M/F, Spanking
Rating: 4.5 stars
Reviewed by Orchid

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After a falling out with his band, Dante Riani wants nothing more at Les Beaux Arts on DeRoche Island than solitude to work on new songs. When a shy young painter asks to paint him at sunset, he’s tempted by the opportunity to be alone with her.

Someone at the colony claims to know what Dante is and asks for his help. Dante fears his plans are coming undone, especially as grows more drawn to Gina. Her scent and vulnerability are too difficult to resist. But he must stay away from her—she would never understand his secret.

Les Beaux Arts on DeRoche Island exists to assist artists in all forms to dedicate themselves to their art. Antoine Chevalier is the owner of the castle and offers residencies to painters, writers, musicians, sculptors and other devotees of the arts. Dante Riani falls out with his band and comes to DeRoche to concentrate on his muse. Gina is a young painter, painfully shy, who plucks up courage to ask him if she can paint him against the sunset.

Dante’s secret prevents him from getting too close to Gina, but when someone at the castle asks for his help he agrees and then wonders if Gina would understand the part of him he must keep hidden.

A wonderful continuation of the Chateau Seduction Series. Involves the previous characters, but definitely a stand alone book as well. I love the new (to me) aspect of the paranormal. I often find hot sex scenes are put in merely to enhance the scene, but in these books the romance and sex intertwine and fit perfectly into the story.

Well done Ms Carlisle, I’m now reading the third book.

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Going Coastal by Jane DiLucchio

January 27, 2016 By Leave a Comment

COASTAL
Going Coastal by Jane DiLucchio
A Kate Matthews Mystery
Publisher: Quest Books/ Regal Crest Enterprises
Genre: Suspense/Mystery, Contemporary
Length: Short Story (143 pages)
Rating: 3 Stars
Reviewed by Astilbe

A client dying on her massage table is traumatic enough for Kate Matthews, but when the police declare that death a murder, life becomes more painful for her as she is cast as the major suspect.

None of this is what Kate expected from her move to the peaceful town of Santa Barbara. After a near-fatal heart attack, an early retirement from her Los Angeles law firm, and a change in careers, Kate envisioned a quiet life with her wife, Alicia, and their grown children.
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Since the client held a position on the California Coastal Commission, her death becomes a media event. Kate finds herself and her family sucked into the maelstrom. The former lawyer has all she can do to find the truth behind Celia’s death without adding her own name to the body count.

Massages are supposed to be relaxing, not deadly.

The subplot involving Kate’s family was thought provoking. Not only did the ways in which she communicated with her wife and adult children give me valuable insight into her personality, it also fit in nicely with everything else that was going on in the plot. I especially enjoyed seeing how Kate reacted to conflict at home versus how she responded when something was hard to figure out in her case.

There were times when I had trouble keeping track of all of the characters because there were so many of them. This was something I especially noticed with characters who were only loosely connected to Kate or to the case she was trying to solve. They were mentioned so infrequently that it was easy for me to mix up their occupations and backstories. It would have been helpful to have fewer non-essential people to remember as I was trying to figure out what happened.

With that being said, the mystery itself was well done. The clues about what killed Kate’s client were shared regularly enough to keep me guessing just when I’d come up with yet another theory about who might have been responsible for it. I also liked seeing how the protagonist responded to the clues. She was intensely focused on solving this crime, and that made me more eager than ever to piece everything together before she did.

Give Going Coastal a try if you’re in the mood for a mystery that isn’t easy to unravel.

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Thinking Kinkier by Natalie Dae

January 27, 2016 By Leave a Comment

KINKIER
Thinking Kinkier by Natalie Dae
Publisher: Totally Bound
Genre: Contemporary
Length: Short Story (55 pgs)
Other: BDSM, M/F, Toys, Spanking
Rating: 3.5 stars
Reviewed by Fern

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With another weekend away due, Anna requests that Kline take her to sub-space during sex, somewhere he’s been several times but something she has so far failed to achieve. This time she’s intent on getting there, and with the help of her sexy-as-hell Dom, there’s no room for entertaining the fact she might not.
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Kline wants to satisfy Anna’s every need and takes her to a new kind of hotel—one with a dungeon so he can use the facilities there to enable him to grant Anna’s latest desire.

Will they experience an off-the-charts-hot sexual experience that they’ll never forget?

Anna and Kline might have moved into their own house – where they could be as loud as they liked whenever the urge struck them – but their monthly trysts in a hotel continued to both their pleasures. This time though, Kline is determined to push Anna further, as far as she can manage, right into her sub-space. Will they be able to come back from pushing both their limits to the brink?

This is the second installment of Anna and Kline’s story (after “Think Kink”) and while it could probably be read as a stand alone, I think most readers will get far more enjoyment after having read the first story. I liked reading about Kline pushing Anna much further this time around, but feel some readers who only enjoy to dabble in reading kink might think this story pushes the envelope a little. I’ve read before of submissives finding their “subspace”, but never in quite so much detail and never in quite this way. While I genuinely enjoyed reading it, I found it slightly uncomfortable and am not sure it will be everyone’s cup of tea.

We learn more about both Anna and Kline as their relationship continues to grow, but much like the first story I feel it’s more of a scene/situation based story – not character driven story. Anna and Kline’s scenes, the eroticism of their relationship as they push each other’s boundaries is the main focus here, and while I enjoy the uniqueness of this, a part of me is starting to hunger for more details about them as people – as a couple and as individuals. The author has done an excellent job though in the short length of the story. I’m looking forward to reading the novel-length book next in this series.

A strongly written, highly erotic story of a well-established couple as they push themselves and each other to the edge of their boundaries and beyond.

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