From the Jacket Copy:“Employees must maintain clear boundaries between personal and professional relationships and conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to the office…” When Hartford brings in Abel Hernandez as the new CEO for his company Hartford Industries, he’s prepared for Abel to shake things up…but not quite like this ... more >
Dear Cara McKenna, I enjoyed Crosstown Crush and liked Downtown Devil, the first two books in your Sins in the City series and I’d seen some early buzz about Midtown Masters – intriguingly, the blurb was extremely vague. The books in the series don’t share any characters. Rather, they share ... more >
*Trigger warning: Dear Roni Loren, Loving You Easy is the latest installment in the Loving on the Edge series. While it is book nine of the series, it can easily be read as a standalone novel. There were mentions of earlier characters and relationships, enough to spark my interest but ... more >
Dear Rebecca Grace Allen, I was so excited when I read an early excerpt of The Theory of Deviance. I tweeted you to confirm that the story in fact was m/m/f menage (my favourite kind) and when you said yes and offered me a review copy, I snapped it up. ... more >
Dear Joey W. Hill, By the time I finished parts I, II and III of this serial, I admit I was suffering from a bit of sex fatigue. The series was written to be read in small bites and I kind of gorged myself and felt “overfull”. So I took ... more >
Dear Joey W. Hill, The Naughty Wishes serial continues with part three, “Mind”. I recommend readers start with part one “Body” (review here) and read part two, “Heart” (review here) before picking up part three. Even more so than part two, “Mind” does not work well as a stand alone. ... more >