Today, I’m reviewing Sai Fox’s first book in the Valentino Family series, On Hands and Knees, a m/m contemporary mafia romance.
Here, you won’t find ratings for my reviews, only recommendations. I prefer to use recommendations over ratings because if a book is one I didn’t finish, or it wasn’t a book that I loved, I prefer to simply not do a review.
I’m NOT open to book review requests. My schedule is too busy. Instead, I prefer to read and review books I’ve won at contests, I’m reviewing for book tours, or purchased for my own pleasure.
Today, I’m reviewing Sai Fox’s first book in the Valentino Family series, On Hands and Knees, a m/m contemporary mafia romance.
Today, I’m reviewing fellow eXtasy Books author Denise Wheatley‘s Valentine’s Day release My Unconditional Valentine, book two in the Holiday Chronicles.
Today, I’m reviewing Darkness Dawns by Zakarrie Clarke, a m/m, contemporary romance starring a former heroin addict and a visually impaired man.
Today, I’m reviewing Bad Deal by Faith Ryan & Ember Raine-Winters, a m/m, mafia, MC, contemporary romance.
Today, I’m reviewing Beauty & Her Beast, the prequel to Knight, and Knight, book 1 in Sons of the Alpha by Addison Carmichael. I’m also helping Addison celebrate her release blitz. Don’t forget to enter the Rafflecopter giveaway. ****
Today, I’m reviewing fellow eXasty Books author Denise Wheatley and her Christmas release A Naughty Jolly Christmas.
I’m doing my best to provide reviews at least once per month starting in the New Year. To kick things off, here is my review of the Revolutionary Heart Series by Janice Jarrell.
It’s been ages since I’ve done a book review. So I’m happy to say here is my latest review of Guarded Wish by Addison Carmichael. I did my best to keep this spoiler free, because I’m also posting the review at Goodreads.
Maureen Jennings, Canadian mystery writer, is at the top of my fave authors’ list. She’s best known for her Murdoch Mysteries series that occur in Toronto, Canada during the Victorian period. Detective William Murdoch is employed by the Toronto Police Constabulary at Station House 4. While Murdoch prefers modern policing methods over conventional forms, his boss, …
This is an autobiography, but I’m recommending this book because Pamela Des Barres’ early life, in so many ways, plays out like a romance novel. Ms. Des Barres is more than clear she’s in search of her rock ‘n’ roll prince charming who’ll sweep her off her feet and take her to his Beverly Hills …
Published in the early nineties, the book’s narration has an old-school feel since Ms. Bittner refrains from using third person limited, and does a wee bit of telling instead of showing. Still, her writing holds up, along with the story and characters, otherwise I wouldn’t recommend this novel, or bother re-reading it for the bazillionth …
Maggie Blackbird 