B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C+ ReviewsADHD / BDSM / Contemporary / femdom / Marriage-in-TroubleNo Comments
Dear Rebecca Grace Allen, I have enjoyed the previous two books in the Legally Bound series, His Contract and Her Claim and I was especially looking forward to Their Discovery because I knew it would feature FemDom which, yay! It’s also a marriage-in-trouble story which I have just realised might ... more >
Book ReviewsAnthology / BDSM / Contemporary / Erotic-Romance / erotica / f/f / femdom / novella3 Comments
Dear authors, I was only hearing good things about The Devil’s Doorbell anthology and when Molly O’Keefe kindly offered me a review copy I didn’t hesitate to say yes. There are seven short stories in the book. They are more properly described as erotica than erotic romance I think. While ... more >
B ReviewsBDSM / Contemporary / domestic abuse / Erotic-Romance / femdom / novella4 Comments
Trigger Warning: domestic abuse, attempted rape, (neither by hero or heroine), rape fantasy. These scenes aren’t terribly graphic but they may nevertheless be a problem for some readers. Dear Roni Loren, Samantha Dunbar and Gibson Andrews have been circling around each other ever since they met a year ago. When ... more >
C+ ReviewsBDSM / Contemporary / femdom8 Comments
Dear Ms. Sinclair: The very first FemDom the story I have ever read was Natural Law by Joey Hill. Up until that time, I had only read maledom stories and I was unsure how I feel about a romance featuring a male submissive. In one of Joey Hills books she describes a male submissive ... more >
B- ReviewsBDSM / BDSM Lite / erotica / femdomComments Off on REVIEW: Vanilla by Megan Hart
Dear Megan Hart: I try not to have any expectations when starting a Hart book, unless it’s the expectation that it won’t be a traditionally structured genre romance. That’s definitely the case here. The blurb centers on two people named Elise and Niall, but our narrator Elise doesn’t meet Niall ... more >
B ReviewsContemporary romance / Erotic-Romance / femdom / Musicians / performers20 Comments
Dear Ms. Clark: I don’t normally include the book blurb in my reviews, but in this case, it seems significant. In Shelley Ann Clark’s seductive debut novel, two damaged souls discover that when they’re together, their bodies hit all the right notes. Rock diva Emme Hayes already broke up one ... more >