Deliciously Dark Romance
Exactly as it says on the tin; it's a collection of romances in the rock star genre. I'd have to add too, that each story could be a novella in its own right. I've read a couple of the others, and they are good quality, solid romances, but I'm really here to review The Hopping... Continue Reading →
This novella describes itself as a Reverse Harem book. For those who don't know, Reverse Harem is a sub-genre involving a woman and several men in a mutual sexual and sometimes loving relationship. Read the triggers in the blurb. They aren't there just for shits n giggles. Now that's out the way, let's look at... Continue Reading →
Aaargh, a cliffhanger! This one is on me though, as I didn't read the recommendation I saw on Instagram properly. Just be aware there is one, and you can pre-order Part 2 of the two book series (Echoes of Vengeance, publication June 2022.) Okay, now THAT's all out the way, the book. Wow. A very... Continue Reading →
Ditching the Dream is the first book in the steamy Dream Series of romantic page-turners (all out and available.) If you like sizzling chemistry, complex heroes, and endings that leave you craving more, then you’ll love this passionate page-turner. Okay, so you need to leave a bit of reality at the door. I mean, if... Continue Reading →
I've read Tirza Schaefer's books before, and one thing is always certain. You never know what you're going to get. Actually, that isn't quite true. What you ALWAYS get is a sexy mature woman, smoking hot men, and unexpected twists and turns. Ava is a woman I can identify with. She is older, she has... Continue Reading →
Well, this set-up is a LOT of greedy womens' fantasy. You have three guys, the dark one (Dom - yes, really) who is urbane, suave, dominating yet kind and a beast in bed. The blond one (Seb) who has Viking vibes and struggles with his feelings but he's kind and wonderful, and a beast in... Continue Reading →
I love Tirza's books because they are like a warm hug on a cold day, the literary equivalent of cashmere in winter, or a summer afternoon in a shady hammock. Nothing really bad ever happens. There are serious issues to be dealt with by some of her characters, but the men are wonderful, supportive and... Continue Reading →
Jayne Lockwood Books 