A- Reviews / Recommended ReadsBaltimore / BDSM / bisexual / Contemporary / D/s / multicultural / queer14 Comments
Dear KA Mitchell, You have written some of my favourite queer romances. No Souvenirs and Regularly Scheduled Life have long been my favourites. I think there is a new one. It’s not a secret that your work can be hit or miss for me – the previous book, Bad Influence, ... more >
C+ ReviewsContemporary / D/s / Erotic-Romance / ShibariComments Off on REVIEW: Up in Knots by Gillian Archer
Book two of The Pleasure Code After the loss of her Dom and first love two years ago, the time has come for Kyla to again allow herself the pleasure of giving up control. She isn’t looking for anything serious yet, just the comforting embrace of rope and a firm ... more >
D Reviews / FeaturedContemporary / D/s / Erotic-Romance / Las Vegas14 Comments
Dear Ms. Jameson: Lately I’ve been reading a ton of billionaire heroes and their submissive heroines. I don’t apologize for it. For some reason, the trope is really working for me. So, when I read the blurb for your book, Blush, I immediately reached out to Jane to request it. ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / D/s / self-published19 Comments
Dear Ms. Ashley: That I requested Raid for review comes to a surprise to no one. The fact that I gobbled it up in less than three hours probably also comes as no surprise either. Of all of your series, the Unfinished Hero series is the one that I’m most ... more >
B- ReviewsContemporary / D/s / Erotic-Romance28 Comments
Dear Tara Sue Me: I picked this book up at Amazon after being somewhat intrigued by the premise. I’ll freely admit that while I disliked 50 Shades of Grey, I was captivated by the “the love of a billionaire” trope. I found out after reading your book that it is ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary / D/s / dominance / Loose-Id15 Comments
Dear Ms. Sinclair, I’m pretty sure I’ve not read anything by you before. I saw Angela James talking about your book on Twitter and clicked over to Amazon to see whether the book might appeal to me. Threatened by university cutbacks, Professor Abigail Bern’s only hope is to publish a ... more >