Threesome

REVIEW: Everything Changes by Megan Hart

REVIEW: Everything Changes by Megan Hart

Dear Ms. Hart, The plot of this Spice Brief deals with the same events described in your full-length novel, Tempted, which Jennie and I reviewed here. But whereas Tempted was narrated in first person from the POV of Anne Kinney, a married woman in her late twenties, “Everything Changes” is told in third person and(…)

REVIEW:  Texas Tangle by Leah Braemel

REVIEW: Texas Tangle by Leah Braemel

Dear Ms. Braemel: I like good erotic romance and even though I know that it is hard to do and there are some real clunkers out there, I continue to return in hopes of finding a new gem. While Texas Tangle isn’t a gem that I am going to re-read, it does provide more substance(…)

REVIEW: Necking anthology, edited by Julianne Bentley

REVIEW: Necking anthology, edited by Julianne Bentley

Dear Authors. The theme of this anthology is gay male threesomes, so I’m not sure where the title comes from. I opened the volume because it has stories by some of my favorite Dreamspinner authors (Merrow, Cullinan, Black) and because I love m/m romances AND threesome stories. Some of the stories have a HEA for(…)

REVIEW: Steal Away by Amber Green

REVIEW: Steal Away by Amber Green

Dear Ms. Green, In a way “Steal Away” is a major departure from the previous books of yours I’ve read. Yet in others, it’s very similar. Here there’s no paranormal element, at least not that I noticed. But you reprise the use of two men and one woman as the main characters around whom the(…)

REVIEW:  The Object of My Obssession by Cara North

REVIEW: The Object of My Obssession by Cara North

Dear Ms. North: A reader recommended this book to me. She said that she had picked it up during the All Romance eBook holiday giveaway for free and that it reminded her, a bit, of The Satin Sash. Specifically it was a menage a trois with a strong emotional component. I purchased the book on(…)

REVIEW: Double Dare by Jeanne St. James

REVIEW: Double Dare by Jeanne St. James

Dear Ms. St. James, This book put me to sleep. I mean, I’d had four hours sleep the night before I read it and I was in bed trying to nap, but srsly, this book totally put me to sleep. In the middle of (one of) the (many) big sex scene(s). This is Not Good.(…)

REVIEW: The Satin Sash by Red Garnier

Dear Ms. Garnier: This is another book I don’t think I would have picked up on my own because author’s name made me think of the hair color. Huzzah for review copies. Antonia “Toni” Kearney and Grey Richards have been a couple for about two years.   Grey had solicited Toni’s services as a logo designer(…)

REVIEW: Flame Seeker by Kay Danella

REVIEW: Flame Seeker by Kay Danella

Dear Ms. Danella: What is under (or inside) the cover is a really well drawn high fantasy romance telling the story of clan Redgrove’s First daughter, Alithia, and her quest to get a tablet of mystery.   The clan’s sacred flame has been extinguished.   Without the flame, the clan cannot prepare its sanctified oils and incense.(…)

REVIEW: Submission Times Two by Claire Thompson

REVIEW: Submission Times Two by Claire Thompson

Dear Ms. Thompson. I’ve had numerous people recommend your books to me as examples of good BDSM romances. When James Buchanan recommended you yet again, I broke down. I’m glad I did. I really enjoyed Submission Times Two and look forward to reading more of your books. I started with Submission Times Two because how(…)

REVIEW: When Alex Was Bad by Jo Davis

REVIEW: When Alex Was Bad by Jo Davis

Dear Ms. Davis: I picked up this book at B&N because of the cover. I bought it because of its premise and because I’m fascinated by full triad m/m/f menage books actually being sold in the romance section at bricks-and-mortar stores, so I wanted to support that. Once I did, the book was…well, okay. Nothing(…)

REVIEW: One + One = Three by Sasha James

REVIEW: One + One = Three by Sasha James

Dear St. Martin’s Press: I am writing this letter to you because I have a serious beef with this book and I don’t think its appropriate to direct my ire toward her, but rather you. You are the company that purchased this book and then released it at a cost of $13.99 on the unsuspecting(…)

REVIEW: The Claiming by Trinity Blacio

Jane: Maili, I understand you just finished reading (or is that too generous of a word) the words compiled into one PDF known as The Claiming by Trinity Blacio published by Siren Publishing-Bookstrand, Inc. The Claiming is ostensibly about a young woman whose family was killed in a bomb explosion on the family boat 10(…)

REVIEW: Animal Attraction by Charlene Teglia

Dear Ms. Teglia Thank you for sending me a copy of your latest release, Animal Attraction. This is a stand alone full length story featuring Chandra Walker, an ordinary shop girl who finds out that her rare werewolf genes makes her a target for an all male pack looking for an alpha female, a queen.(…)

REVIEW:  Glutton for Pleasure by Alisha Rai

REVIEW: Glutton for Pleasure by Alisha Rai

Dear Ms. Rai: This is the first book of yours that I have read. I picked it because it featured a non caucasion protagonist; it  had to do with cooking; and there were two hot guys in the story. I had mixed emotions at the end of the story. On the one hand I loved that(…)

REVIEW:  The Flame and the Shadow by Denise Rossetti

REVIEW: The Flame and the Shadow by Denise Rossetti

Dear Ms. Rossetti, I picked up this book on the strength of a cover quote from Shana Abe and the vague idea that said quote meant that The Flame and the Shadow would bear some resemblance to Abe’s Drakon series, which I’m quite fond of. About one-third of the way through, I was ruing my(…)