C- Reviewsbisexual hero / erotica / Harlequin Spice / Megan-Hart / sexual-encounters / Threesome9 Comments
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 ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category19th century / Charlotte Featherstone / Erotic-Romance / erotica / Historical Romances97 Comments
Dear Ms. Featherstone, Your book is officially my first erotic historical romance, and I was very pleased with the resulting read. While the thought of an erotic romance made me apprehensive, you managed to give me a good story that really kept well, despite the sex scenes. Jane Rankin works ... more >
Publishing NewsAmazon / erotica / Harlequin / iPad / Orbit / Sony12 Comments
Orbit, the publisher of books like Soulless and Changelessby Gail Carriger along with The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by N.K. Jemisin, has just announced that it will digitally publish short fiction in the genres of science fiction and fantasy. There are not many publishers providing digital fiction in the SFF area ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / class-difference / Erotic-Romance / erotica / First-Person / Germany / good-narration / Harlequin Spice / Scientist12 Comments
Dear Ms. Richardson, I had a blast reading The Birthday Present, the third and final story in your Countess Trilogy. To readers who have not read the earlier stories, but would like to read this one, I have to suggest reading this series in order. Like The Countess’s Client and ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / B Reviews Category / B+ Reviews / Book Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / class-difference / England / erotica / First-Person / good-narration / Harlequin Spice / Scientist9 Comments
Dear Ms. Richardson, Recently I reviewed The Countess’s Client, the first Spice Brief in your Countess Trilogy. I enjoyed the story, and especially its haughty narrator, Anna, Countess von Esslin, a young widow with a taste for good sex on her own terms. To read more about her, I purchased ... more >
B Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / Ebooks18th-century / brothel / class-difference / erotica / First-Person / France / Harlequin Spice / Paris / Scientist17 Comments
Dear Ms. Richardson, When your Countess Trilogy was recently recommended to me by no less than three friends, I sat up and took notice. I quickly purchased the first of the three stories, downloaded it to my Sony reader, and devoured it. The practice of genuine virtue leads to a ... more >