My rating: 5 of 5 stars

So far this is my favorite of my recently purchased books. I love Linnet and Piers – the barbs, the intelligence, and how they grow to care about each other. I love that Piers was inspired by House from the tv show and I really enjoyed how she translated him to the time period. I loved the character of Linnet and the misunderstanding that set up the entire book made me laugh. The book made me laugh and made me almost cry and I will most definitely be reading it again.

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I thought this book was very amusing at times and was also sad in places. Olivia and her sister Georgiana spent their entire lives being trained to be duchesses due to a betrothal arranged before any of the three were born. Olivia, who is 7 minutes older than her twin, is the affianced, and while her intended Rupert is away at war (but safely out of action) she and her sister attend a party to hopefully find Georgie a husband. Throw in scientists, hijinks, a crazy mom, hormones, a daring rescue and true love and you have an excellent fast paced story with an almost completely happy ending. This is part of James’ Fairy Tale series and is based loosely on The Princess and the Pea (though the prospective mother in law runs tests that do not involve a pea). While I like the previous book When Beauty Tamed the Beast better, I really did enjoy this book and most certainly will be reading it again.

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh it was hot, and wonderfully written.
I’m loving the series, the writing, all of it.
It’s so WELL done.

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My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Beth and Daniel’s story.
I enjoyed it.
I was sort of heart-broken that neither one of them were able to have more children, which they both seemed to want.
I hate the asshole she was married to before, and I’m honestly glad he’s dead.
Yes, I said it.
I hate abusers.

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My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Oh holy crap! This was hot. Hot. HOT!
Some reviewers didn’t like Jaxi, but honestly, I loved her. I loved Blake.
I loved the whole family.
What I didn’t like was the whole all of a sudden skip to NON Jaxi/Blake points of views. It was disjointed that way.

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

The final book in the trilogy.
Well, novella, I guess I’d call it, instead of a book.

It was well-done, and there was some action but it was rushed, like it was an afterthought.

I like a story with bite, and this had it, but it was still just too short.

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A continuation of the Down and Dirty series.
There are characters you saw in the first, and ones you heard discussed.

Once again, super fast, but well written. It was over before I really even had a chance to get completely sucked in, which kind of, well, sucked

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Others have reviewed that it was abrupt and short.
I’ll agree with that. But it was well-written, and if there was a longer version, I’d completely read it.

It’s another unique spin on werewolves, and it is actually set in the future, but also in the past, if that makes sense.

Sex was hot and quite graphic, but not in the “practically porn” way. Just well done all around

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My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Okay, I feel a little weird reviewing this.
I’ve read the whole series and well, Angie {Smut Book Club} has me embracing my love of a little bit of smut.
The series is not for the faint of heart. If you’re not into erotica, with pretty explicit descriptions, this isn’t the book for you. Also, if you’re not a fan of multiple partners or BDSM, you won’t like this either. You have been warned.

It’s not as hot and spicy as the previous books. I think, honestly, there were only 3 sex scenes. If I’m going to be honest, I actually skipped over it. I actually yawned. It was sort of “Um, okay” for me. The previous ones weren’t like that, at all.

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