Dear Ms. Bailey, It’s no secret among your many fans that you are known as the ‘Queen of the Dirty Talkers’. In a romance world awash with billionaire heroes, your blue collar men are down to earth, ‘tell it like it is’ kind of guys, alpha heroes to the core. ... more >
Dear Ms. Bailey: I don’t know of another author that does steamy scenes as well as you do. This is the third in the Broke and Beautiful series. I read the first one and don’t really have any good excuse for why I skipped the second. The first one was a ... more >
Dear Ms. Bailey: I saw some twitter discussion from readers who had obtained an ARC and then Mandi from SmexyBooks emailed me that I needed to get a copy of this book. Roxy Cumberland is a college drop out from New Jersey who is in New York pursuing her dream of ... more >
Dear Ms. Bailey: This is one of the books where I wish I didn’t have to assign a grade. Part of the book I really enjoyed and other parts, not so much. Bowen Driscol has inherited the territory of Southern Brooklyn from his recently deceased father. He is taken in and ... more >
Dear Ms. Bailey: The release of this book came upon me fast. I missed the time it was available on NetGalley so I scampered off to purchase it. The first one Protecting What’s His is still my favorite, but this entry is much better than the novella. Story Brooks comes ... more >
Dear Ms. Bailey: I enjoyed your debut book, Protecting What’s his, quite a bit and I was told that this novella would feature a hero cut from the same dirty talking clothe. They weren’t wrong, but this novella suffers from length related problems. Troy Bennett is a homicide cop for ... more >