4 stars
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6 of the 10
stories read
Scandalous
Billionaire by Sierra Cartwright – 5 stars
Lizzie grew
up with Braeden, and she had her crush on him through her teenage years. Now
back to help her mom, the attraction between them is electric and
overwhelming. Braden doesn’t deny himself of Lizzie, but when she backs away
afterwards because of his reputation, he is at a loss of what to do. He had
already knew Lizzie was different, and he has to find a way for her to give
him a chance. Sexy and emotional, this story was perfect!
In From
the Cold by Lexi Blake – 5 stars
Goddess, I
love a good MMF, and Lexi delivers it so beautifully here! An office
attraction, and a years long secret affair throws everyone out of sorts. 6
months later, they are trying to work things out, but hurt feelings and
lingering pain hold things back. When Gideon Dom’s up, Reid and Jessica don’t
stand a chance!
Midnight
Wild by Mari Carr – 5 stars
This
anthology is spoiling me, an MFM, with two dominants, I think I’ve gone to
heaven! Brooklyn has been lusting after her bosses for two years, and they
her. When they nearly lost her to another man, they are not wasting anytime
making sure her string of bad luck on New Year’s Eve takes a turn, or two,
for the better, and into an HEA!
Seduced
by the Bride by Shayla Black – 5 stars
Love a good
forbidden, she’s too young story, and then she comes back all grown up. The
heat between Perrie and Hayden radiates off the page, and the emotional
connection they have is right there with it!
Forbidden
Redemption by Sidney Bristol – 3 stars
The story
seemed to start in the middle of a story, and it explained some of why we
were there, but it truly felt like you needed to read another book (??) to
get the background and the reasons for the characters acting the way they
did. Because of that confusion, it was hard to get into the characters or the
story
The
Professor by Katana Collins – 4 stars
I really liked this
story, I love this trope! Reid and Hazel had such great chemistry, right from
the beginning, and it sustained itself through the whole story. Loved that
epilogue!
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