I received an ARC copy to give an honest review. I gotta say,
I always love a good Ménage book but this was a Ménage with a twist. It had a
plot and characters I cared about. And they were the kidnappers. Who kidnapped
a shell of a girl who wanted her boss, who then turns against her when the kidnappers
came in. But oh this book was steamy. Although I did want the ending go a
different way, probably because I felt there was a connection between one of
the kidnappers and Lilly. But this is a great fast read!
Thursday, May 11, 2017
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Black by Elin Peer (A really big ginger snap award for this!)
Black by Elin PeerOh my, Elin has done it again. She is now my favorite author. How unique and rare story Elin written again. Every story I've read of hers always have a plot that is unbelievably complex and wonderful. Her characters are so tangled into a world that is exclusive to surprise the reader. I loved how the characters were entangled into this dark, yet beautiful world of strange ways of helping Black because Cia with the help of handsome Gabriel. I can not wait to read the rest of this series while I read more of her exquisite Slave Series.Glory to Elin for writing such phenomenal literature.
View all my reviews
Thursday, April 20, 2017
OMG! I loved loved loved The Midnight Club by Michelle Love
The Midnight club by Michelle LoveMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is one of the best books I have read in a very long time. I couldn't put it down. I was so engrossed with what was going on, that after the first part was over I didn't realize that the story wasn't over. And even though these boys were all billionaires (a group of gorgeous men all born on the same day) I was so into all of these characters and really wanted to figure out who was killing the loves of the boys in the club. I loved that this was a super hot erotic mystery. So well written, and all character maps were so planned out, I couldn't put it down. I've never read such a unique, exciting, and beautifully written world. Bravo Michelle. I received an Advanced Reader Copy for an honest review. And if being honest in how much I loved this book, then so be it!
Get it cheaper digital or even on Kindle Unlimited. But get it!
Wednesday, March 29, 2017
Eh It was alright Award: Jack (The Elite) Books #1&2
Jack Book #1 KB Winter
I really didn't feel the characters in this series. Yes I know that it was broken relationship from the get-go in the beginning of book one. But I just didn't understand why I should have care for these characters too much. I thought it was basically on again, off again relationship when I didn't feel like they were really dwelling into what they should be doing. Which was communicating. Instead they just start going off on these fights, which led to break ups and then they couldn't be without each other. I didn't feel like they were dwelled into enough for me to care about them. When I thought was the new character who was going to cause conflict, he was barely even in it. I think I cared more about how the dogs were separated more than the characters themselves. There were some moments where there was a suspense "oh I didn't see that coming" a couple times. But yet, they still didn't communicate with each other until the end. It was like both characters were too much into themselves to really truly care about each other in forming the long term relationship stronger. It was an okay book. But I felt delving into the characters feelings more and maybe causing more conflict would have helped. But the sex scenes were pretty hot! I did receive these books by the author to give an honest review.
KB Winter's Amazon Store
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Jenna's Cookie Award: More Than A Slave
More Than A Slave by Anaelle GadeyneMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Reading some of the reviews on how this is degrading. Yes it was a little violent but it was a FICTIONAL world where this slavery does not exist in reality. I feel a lot of people are bring it down because they are comparing it to non-fiction world.
I received this ARC copy to give an honest review. I loved it. I was expecting romantic fluff thinking the book would be a story about a slave and her master. Boy was I wrong.
Yes it is a little gruesome and violent but it also included a woman (Aria, love the characters name) and her strong characterization of speaking up even if that resulted in punishment. And when she falls into the hands of Alexander Anderson and the rumors of how horrible his family, it goes from there. Aria thinking that she will probably will die soon.
The romance comes where Alexander and Aria have a game of "cat and mouse" where they drive each other mad but also includes sexual tension. Throughout the book it was suspenseful because you never knew if Alexander was going to go off his word and abuse her because of his anger issues. But Aria still pushes him back and forth throughout.
Aria is well written because of her sensitivity and her brashness against Alexander. Which the rest of the family believe if he hadn't killed her by now, she must mean something to him.
It was a very nice change of pace in the romantic genre. The only issue I had was when a character spoke in POV and the paragraph later the other character's POV. It got a little confusing.
And the fact that I couldn't put it down, even at work, I believe I found this novel a surprisingly good read.
View all my reviews
Anaelle Gadeyne's Amazon Page
Jenna's Cookie Awards: Reaper's Rival Book #2
Reaper's Rival by Simone EliseMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This time she's a bad ass. Loved how Simone Elise made Abby all grown up with what she needed to do to block out Reaper leaving her. Again it's a major on again, off again story about how they both felt it is for the best to be out of each other lives, except there's really no need to fight it. I felt there was a little dragged on in that case, but again, I was following all their adventures and was so into it. I even cried at one point. Not going to give spoilers out, but there is some parts where it is so touching. And then wam bam there are so many moments that Abby is gun happy, which I though was a nice change from most female characters I've read. And just the same with Reaper. I thought how he showed a really sensitive side to his outer personality when it came to Abby. It was a nice transition from being this bad boy to see how he softens up only to Abby. Shows how much he cares but not too mushy. Which was great. Although I received an ARC copy from the publisher to give a true honest review, I am so ready for book #3.
View all my reviews
Simone Elise's Amazon Page
Monday, March 20, 2017
Jenna's Cookie Award: Elin Peer
Elin Peeris becoming one of my favorite authors. The Accidental Slave was a really great story.
The Accidental Slave: Aya's Story by Elin Peer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
Wonderfully complex
This story was so original with making a whole country up that you would never want to step a foot in. The main characters are so torn but made for each other. It's a beautiful story how they go through the bad and ugly and kept finding each other after denying their feelings for each other. I want to keep reading the series.
View all my reviews
I look forward to reading more and more of her books.
Elin Peer's Amazon Store
The Accidental Slave: Aya's Story by Elin PeerMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Wonderfully complex
This story was so original with making a whole country up that you would never want to step a foot in. The main characters are so torn but made for each other. It's a beautiful story how they go through the bad and ugly and kept finding each other after denying their feelings for each other. I want to keep reading the series.
View all my reviews
I look forward to reading more and more of her books.
Elin Peer's Amazon Store
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)