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REVIEW: Vampire Mistress and Vampire Trinity by Joey W. Hill

REVIEW: Vampire Mistress and Vampire Trinity by Joey W. Hill

Dear Ms. Hill, I’m back. Remember me? I read Vampire Instinct a few weeks ago and while it was a nice read, it was just that. Nice. I like you when you’re crisp and edgy and take me to dark, weird places. So I picked up Vampire Mistress and Vampire Trinity and decided to give(…)

REVIEW: Secrets of Sin by Chloe Harris

REVIEW: Secrets of Sin by Chloe Harris

Dear Ms. Harris: Thank you for sending me your book for review. I suspect my review will solidify rumors that I just do not like erotic romance. I don’t believe that that’s true but I do find many erotic romances to be problematic. This is because I require some emotional connection to accompany the physical(…)

REVIEW: Taken by Selena Kitt

REVIEW: Taken by Selena Kitt

Dear Ms. Kitt, This is a difficult review to write because I have conflicted feelings about the story. You’re a talented author with a compelling literary voice. Taken isn’t the raunchy smut I expected. Unfortunately, neither is it an “erotic ménage romance” as the Kindle edition clearly states. I checked out your backlist on a(…)

REVIEW: Three to Tango by Lauren Dane, Megan Hart, Emma Holly and Bethany Kane

REVIEW: Three to Tango by Lauren Dane, Megan Hart, Emma Holly and Bethany Kane

Oh dear. Yes, that’s what I said when I finished reading this book. During the various stories I also said the following: WTF!?, Shut UP!, No way…, and Huh? Three to Tango is a collection of four novellas all featuring m/f/m ménages and the tag-line on the cover says “sex is best when it’s one-on-one(…)

REVIEW: Love Me by Kelly Jamieson

REVIEW: Love Me by Kelly Jamieson

Dear Ms. Jamieson, Someone who knows I like f/f/m recommended you on Twitter and I’m so glad they did. I’m always on the lookout for well-written stories featuring sexy situations, likeable characters, and some hot girl-on-girl action. Love Me fits the bill nicely. I really enjoyed it. I’ve complained before that f/f/m ménage romance is(…)

REVIEW: Copping to It and Cop Appeal by Ava Meyers

REVIEW: Copping to It and Cop Appeal by Ava Meyers

Dear Ms. Meyers: Your two self published books were recommended to me as examples of how the new romance author is taking advantage of the self publishing system. My understanding is that these two books are selling quite well.   Indeed, Copping to It and Cop Appeal average near 4 stars or more at Amazon. The(…)

REVIEWS: Heat It Up, Heat of the Night, The Heat is On by Elle Kennedy

REVIEWS: Heat It Up, Heat of the Night, The Heat is On by Elle Kennedy

Previously in the land of Dear Author, I wrote up my thoughts about the Out of Uniform series by Elle Kennedy.   This is a series of novellas published by Samhain Publishing and each story features the love affair and subsequent romance of Seal Team Fifteen. The first three stories were reviewed here and the last(…)

REVIEW: Trifecta by Kate Sherwood

REVIEW: Trifecta by Kate Sherwood

Dear Ms. Sherwood. I didn’t really expect to like this book. I love menage stories, especially m/m/m menage. So I read the book because of that, not because I was blown away by the excerpt. I thought the excerpt was too thinky, didn’t have enough dialogue, and the characters looked a bit flat. But I’m(…)

REVIEW: The Seduction of Miranda Prosper by Marissa Day

REVIEW: The Seduction of Miranda Prosper by Marissa Day

Dear Ms. Day, I never know what grades to give erotica, because, much like exotic foodstuffs, it is a genre that is peculiarly subjective to what Englishmen call taste, the French call bon gout, and everyone else chalks up to appetite. But let’s be fair, Ms. Day, most erotica is-’even without the idiosyncratic presence of(…)

REVIEW: Never Have I Ever by Alisha Rai

REVIEW: Never Have I Ever by Alisha Rai

Dear Ms. Rai: I don’t know about anyone else, but I read the Author promo thread every month and your blurb intrigued me. I bought it over at Amazon for the princely sum of $3.60. To give you a little history, I really enjoyed the first menage you wrote and published with Samhain but I(…)

A trio of menages:  Sweet Thursday by Mari Carr, Maggie’s Mates by Bronwyn Green, and What She Craves by Anne Rainey

A trio of menages: Sweet Thursday by Mari Carr, Maggie’s Mates by Bronwyn Green, and What She Craves by Anne Rainey

Sweet Thursday by Mari Carr Lily, Killian and Justin were best friends in high school. Lily had secretly longed for both of them, but couldn’t summon up the courage to out her feelings even on their last day together after graduation. Fast forward ten years later.   Lily, Killian and Justin find themselves at their high(…)

REVIEW: Debutante’s DIlemma by Elyse Mady

REVIEW: Debutante’s DIlemma by Elyse Mady

Dear Ms. Mady: I liked your voice and I liked the character interaction. I liked the idea of the novel but this novella was just that, an idea. It was a sketch and because of the brevity, I couldn’t buy into anything. I didn’t believe that there was an HEA for these three because there(…)

REVIEW:  Mating Call by Gale Stanley

REVIEW: Mating Call by Gale Stanley

Dear Ms. Stanley: The only other book I’ve reviewed from Siren Publishing is the infamous Trinity Blacio story The Claiming. I do know that Siren is well known for its menage line called Menage Amour. This is one of the stories from the menage amour line. I’m not opposed to the menage line and neither(…)

REVIEW: The Lovers by Eden Bradley

REVIEW: The Lovers by Eden Bradley

Dear Ms. Bradley, I registered at NetGalley for the express purpose of downloading an advanced copy of this book.   I've been a fan of yours since reading your contribution to the Hot Nights, Dark Desires anthology.   "The Art of Desire," featuring a tattoo artist hero and his female client, is one of my favorite erotic(…)

REVIEW: Four Play by Maya Banks and Shayla Black

REVIEW: Four Play by Maya Banks and Shayla Black

Note: Even though I really liked Maya Banks’ contribution to Four Play, I couldn’t recommend the entire book because I didn’t really like the Black story. This is an occasion in which I wish publishers would sell digital copies of anthology contributions separately. Dear Ms. Banks: Your last foursome, Be With Me, was not on(…)