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EXCLUSIVE EXCERPT: Wicked Sexy by J.T. Geissinger

I have been quite literally obsessed with both books in this series and reading them over the past few days back to back. Both standalone novels with interconnected characters, the first...

BOOK REVIEW: Sebring by Kristen Ashley

It only seems fitting that a series about ‘antiheroes’ should come to a close with the story of the darkest horse of them all—a man we distrusted, feared, even hated...

Natasha

12 January, 2016

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BOOK REVIEW: Play It Safe by Kristen Ashley

You know what happens when you have a craving for a great book, one that you know will rock your socks off, but you feel like giving an ‘oldie’ a...

Natasha

21 November, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Walk Through Fire by Kristen Ashley

Never underestimate the power of a great writer because the moment you step into one of their books, your every emotion is at their mercy, but when that writer also...

Natasha

22 October, 2015

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BOOK REVIEW: Ride Steady by Kristen Ashley

I always say it—there’s nothing like a Kristen Ashley book, my heart skipping a beat at the mere act of turning that very first page, but a love story set...

BOOK REVIEW: Deacon by Kristen Ashley

Some fires don’t ignite at first contact, it might take some time and patience to get that first spark and see it turn into a bright flame, but once it...

BOOK REVIEW: Aftershock by Sylvia Day

A new Sylvia Day novel is like Christmas morning in my eyes, the same kind of anticipation, excitement, pure joy leading up to it, and that is why she is...

BOOK REVIEW: Willing Captive by Belle Aurora

One of my favourite things these days is finding an author who constantly delivers beautifully written stories of pure escapism, stories that are not only light-heartedly entertaining and often flat...

Natasha

12 October, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: Natural Law by Joey W. Hill

Once upon a time, I asked a trusted fellow reviewer which BDSM book she would recommend if she had to pick only one from the countless ones she has read...

Natasha

3 October, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW & EXCERPT: Safe With Me by Kristen Proby

Brynna is a single mum to two beautiful twin daughters, who accidentally witnesses something that puts her and her children’s lives in imminent danger. Forced to flee across the country...

Natasha

25 September, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: Afterburn by Sylvia Day

Sylvia Day does it again! Just when I though that there was no way that she could possibly grab my attention so completely like with the Crossfire series, she gives...

Natasha

16 August, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: Rock Chick Revolution by Kristen Ashley

Pure. Kristen Ashley. Genius. There is no other way to describe this last instalment in the Rock Chick Series. I have to admit I have jumped on the Rock Chick...

Natasha

13 August, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: The Marriage Merger by Jennifer Probst

Some people watch re-runs of Sex and the City, some people indulge in chocolate comas… one of my guilty pleasures happens to be a Jennifer Probst book, and especially her...

Natasha

27 July, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: Edible by Ella Frank

Cole Madison. Bear with me, I need to say it again… Cole Madison. I knew from the moment we met this character in Entice that he would be somethin’ special,...

Natasha

11 July, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: The Rocker Who Savors Me by Terri Anne Browning

Give me rockers or give me bikers and I’m in my happy place! Wait, did I just say that out loud…? Well, since the cat is out of the bag,...

Natasha

22 June, 2013

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BOOK REVIEW: Entwined with You by Sylvia Day

I truly believe that good things come to those who wait and this is definitely one of those occasions. I will admit that I was scared of reading this book...

Natasha

9 June, 2013

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