Congrats to Samantha M!! You are the winner of Chelsea Mueller's Borrowed Souls. You are the winner of Chelsea Mueller's Borrowed Souls. *winner has been notified by email* Continue Reading
Weekly Wrap-Up
This week at Smexy… B+ review- Never Trust A Pirate by Valerie Bowman (historical/kini) B review – Borrowed Souls by Chelsea Mueller (urban fantasy/tori) B- review-All The Lies We Tell by Megan Hart (contemporary/mandi) C+ review- Red Wolf by Jennifer Ashley (paranormal/tori) C+ review – Open Hearts by Eve Dangerfield (contemporary/mandi) C review -Good Girls Guide to Talking Dirty by Alice Faris (comedy/kini) C review-Intercepting the Chef by Rachel Goodman Continue Reading
Mandi’s May To-Be-Read
White Hot by Ilona Andrews - 5/30. May has read this and book three coming out later this year and LOVED both. If you have yet to read book one, get on it. It's going to be a great trilogy. Goodreads l Kindle The Queen and the Cure by Amy Harmon - 5/9. Last year I read The Bird and the Sword and loved it so much. A Fantasy romance, the author has a wonderful voice. I think this book is Kjell's book, a secondary character from book one. So excited to read it. Goodreads l Kindle The Continue Reading
Feature: Your Alluring Love by Layla Hagen
About YOUR ALLURING LOVE *A sizzling romance from a USA Today Bestselling Author* Alice Bennett has been holding a torch for her older brother’s best friend, Nate, for more than a decade. He’s a hotshot TV producer who travels the world, never staying in San Francisco for too long. But now he’s in town and just as tempting as ever… with a bossy streak that makes her weak in the knees and a smile that can melt ice—or at the very least, her defenses. As a successful restaurant owner, Continue Reading
Review: Blood Submission by L.E. Wilson
Blood Submission by L.E. Wilson Deathless Nights, #5 Paranormal Romance Everblood Publishing Released: April 4, 2017 Reviewed by Sheena Favorite Quote:“Are you going to run, little mouse? Or are you just going to stand there and squeak at me?” Unless you are going to commit to reading the books preceding this one in the series (#5), you may not get much out of or like more than half of this paranormal romance. The half that focused on Dante and Laney- superb. Arresting and me Continue Reading
Winner of Jennifer Estep Snared Giveaway
Congrats to Natasha! You are the winner of the Jennifer Estep Snared Giveaway. *winner has been notified by email* Continue Reading
Winners!
The winners of Wolf Tracks by Vivian Arend are: Maureen Paige Amy R. Elaine G. Kumiko Shin Congrats! An Email has been sent Continue Reading
Joint Review: The Chosen by J.R. Ward (Spoilers)
We are huge fan of this series and it’s definitely had its ups and downs. We've loooooooved some books and others have received 1-star (sorry, that’s what happens when you kill of a heroine in a romance book). We can safely say that The Chosen is one of the better books of late. Yes, there are multiple story lines but it felt more cohesive. Ward really put some intense emotions into it. Helyce, Sheena and I will hit up all the characters. Please note: Spoilers below. We don't hold Continue Reading
Review: The Lady and the Highlander by Lecia Cornwall
The Lady and the Highlander by Lecia Cornwall A Highland Fairytale, #3 Historical Romance Released: April 4, 2017 Swerve Reviewed by Sheena Favorite Quote: “Turn around,” he said gruffly. She raised her chin. “I’m not leaving.” “I sleep naked.” Enchanting. Exciting. Charming. The "Fairytale Twist" is a trendy trope these days and I can say that The Lady and the Highlander is the best of the bunch. It is everything you love about highlander/historical fiction mixed with the magic Continue Reading
Smexy Deals!
From the USA Today Bestselling author of 'Truth or Beard', this is a full-length, 110k word novel is the first book in the Knitting in the City series. There are three things you need to know about Janie Morris: 1) She is incapable of engaging in a conversation without volunteering TMTI (Too Much Trivial Information), especially when she is unnerved, 2) No one unnerves her more than Quinn Sullivan, and 3) She doesn't know how to knit. After losing her boyfriend, apartment, and job in the Continue Reading