B ReviewsAmber Quill Publishing / Contemporary / Megan-Hart / novella / romantica5 Comments
Dear Ms Hart, I was checking my ebook reader to see what books were on it and came across this one. I’m embarrassed to say how long it’s been sitting there, patiently waiting to be read so I won’t. But I found once I got started reading it, the pages ... more >
B Reviews Category / B- Reviews / Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C+ ReviewsContemporary / conversational review / dysfunctional family / erotica / Marriage-in-Trouble / Megan-Hart / real-people / sexual-encounters / Threesome / traumatic-past46 Comments
Janine: My friend Jennie F. and I had so much fun doing a conversational review of Jane Lockwood’s Forbidden Shores that we decided to do it again. Lo and behold, the subject of this discussion is also a novel about an erotic entanglement that involves two men and a woman! ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / erotica / Marriage-in-Trouble / Megan-Hart / real-people / sexual-encounters14 Comments
Dear Ms. Hart, On the first Friday of each month, Sadie Danning, the narrator of your book, Broken, has lunch on an atrium bench. Joe, whose last name Sadie doesn’t know, sits down with his own lunch next to her and tells her a story, and Sadie imagines herself within ... more >
A Review Category / A- Reviews / Book ReviewsContemporary / erotica / Megan-Hart / real-people / Romance / scarred-people / sexual-encounters / traumatic-past25 Comments
Dear Ms. Hart, Elle Kavanagh wears only black and white. She counts things — not just money at her prestigious accounting job, but also stars, marbles, ceiling tiles. She buys her boss’s wife candy to assuage her guilt for sleeping with him years before. She has been celibate for three ... more >
Book Reviews / C Reviews Category / C- Reviewserotica / Megan-Hart34 Comments
Dear Ms. Hart: You came on the blog a while back during a discussion about erotica and erotic romance. You were very upfront about the fact that your book was erotica. I kind of poo-poo’ed most erotica as being a woman’s sexploration which didn’t sound very appealing to me. As ... more >