REVIEW: Man-to-Man Firsts by Diana Sheridan

Man-to-Man Firsts by Diana Sheridan My rating: 3 of 5 stars Man-to-Man Firsts is an anthology of three short stories, all erotica by the one author. They are told in the 1st POV from the virgin bottom's perspective. Each story consist of one sex scene, each beginning with a blowjob and ending in anal sex (no pun intended). I recommend Man-to-Man Firsts for readers who in the mood for no-fuss, all-hot...

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REVIEW: Dawn of Darkness by Daniel A. Kaine

Dawn of Darkness by Daniel A. Kaine My rating: 4 of 5 stars CAUTION: Long Review, Spoilers At the time of writing this review, Dawn of Darkness combines the two most popular genres — Paranormal and Dystopian — of Young Adult fiction into one substantial read. This is the first time where I read a YA book that was both Paranormal and Dystopian, both genre that I read extensively of in my YA books. DoD...

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REVIEW: Delany's Catch by Diana DeRicci

Delany's Catch by Diana DeRicci My rating: 3 of 5 stars CAUTION: Long Review, Spoilers Delany's Catch is a short story about a closeted werewolf who chanced upon his mate. Jake Holiday is a tall but timid bookstore owner whose ex-boyfriend of three years ago cheated on Jake and left Jake romatically scarred. Taller than Jake, Delany Coltrane is an ex-bodyguard who came into Jake's bookstore looking...

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REVIEW: Kidnapped by Megan Derr

Kidnapped by Megan Derr My rating: 3 of 5 stars CAUTION: Long Review, Spoilers Kidnapped is the first book in the Infinitum Government duology by the talented writer Megan Derr. (The "third" book Jewels of Bangkok is a spin-off, set in the same universe but in a different timeline and doesn't relate to the main story.) The story's main conflict is for our heroes to save the Draconis race, a derivative...

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REVIEW: First Watch by Peter Hansen

First Watch by Peter Hansen My rating: 1 of 5 stars CAUTION: Spoilers First Watch is really more of a horror story than a romance because the romance was slim. I felt little chemistry between Edouard and Ruiz. Actually, even the horror part failed to horrify me. FW tried to retain an air of mystery, but instead retained a fog of confusion. It wasn't the writing that confused me — the writing...

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