Emma Holly

REVIEW:  The Billionaire Bad Boys Club by Emma Holly

REVIEW: The Billionaire Bad Boys Club by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: You popped my erotica cherry WAY back in the day with your Black Lace release, Menage. I’ve always enjoyed your contemporary set erotica/erotic romances, but stopped reading your books as your paranormal voice did not work for me. So when a Dear Author reader suggested that I try this book, I jumped(…)

REVIEW: Saving Midnight by Emma Holly

REVIEW: Saving Midnight by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: The problem I’ve run into with reviewing this trilogy is discussing the book while trying to avoid spoilers. I’ve decided that it’s close to impossible.   You’ve been warned . . . Saving Midnight begins soon after the events of the second.   Edmund has been rescued thanks to Graham, Pen, Estelle, Ben and(…)

REVIEW: Breaking Midnight by Emma Holly

REVIEW: Breaking Midnight by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: When I first decided to read and review your latest upyr trilogy, I had the idea that I would write a single review of all three books together. Two paragraphs in, I realized I was going to need more space than a single review allowed. Breaking Midnight begins shortly after the ending(…)

REVIEW: Catching Midnight by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly, A few years ago, I read your historical romance Beyond Innocence. While I didn’t love the book, I thought it was better than average and I especially liked your writing voice, so much so that I quoted from it in my opinion piece on style. Therefore, when Janet (Robin) recommended Catching Midnight(…)

REVIEW: Demon’s Fire by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: When we think of cross over genre, we readers usually are referring to the science fiction/fantasy book that appeals to both the sff reader and the romance reader. But you are probably one of the first cross over authors I ever read except I never really identified as such. You started out(…)

REVIEW:  Beyond the Dark by Angela Knight, Emma Holly, Lora Leigh, Diane Whiteside

REVIEW: Beyond the Dark by Angela Knight, Emma Holly, Lora Leigh, Diane Whiteside

Dear Ladies: The anthologies in this collection had one thing in common – they all had a paranormal or mythical backdrop. While most of these authors are associated with super erotic fare, I found the sensuality to be mixed as well as the quality. Emma Holly’s is the top dog, her writing is head and(…)

REVIEW: Fairyville by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: Your new erotica release, Fairyville, is vintage Holly. The heroine, Zoe, is a woman with a big heart and an unsatisfied love life. The heroes, all three of them, have various obstacles to their ultimate happiness in love, none of which include a lack of available sexual opportunities. Through various mix and(…)

REVIEW: All U Can Eat by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: Whenever I think of erotica, my list always includes you. I remember that the first modern erotica book I read was menage. It was such a different story for me at the time. It was the first story I ever read that featured a menage. Since that time, you have moved from(…)

REVIEW: Prince of Ice by Emma Holly

Dear Ms. Holly: This is probably my favorite book you have written so far. It’s a fairly traditional romance set in the Far East featuring young friends who have a close friendship and then are torn apart by one child’s family. While it is marketed as a paranormal and your worldbuilding is based upon the(…)