Ugly is relative...

Brent is determined to wants to find his mate, so does his dragon.

Carissa has no desire to live up to her parents 'free love' lifestyle, so she’s buried her sexual desires and decided to focus on building up her business, Scentify an aromatherapy store. 

Everything is great until she meets Brent, then things turn ugly—dragon ugly.


I'm just sayin:

The book was a decent read, though it was sometimes a little dry. It took forever for the "action" to start and there wasn't really a protagonist in the story either. The sex scenes were mild as well. But, there weren't tons of writing errors and everything that happened made sense ( I have read a lot of books where the characters actions don't make sense based on what the author has established.) I also liked that she had a 'better' career than him and it was never an issue. There were some confusing things about this story, one of the characters mentions a shifter football team that he is supposed to be on, but that development never goes anywhere. And a hypnotizing snake shifter-singer that really has no point.

Overall:
 It was just okay

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2 tails many twitches of my heart by R.E. Butler

A Twitch of Tail by R.E. Butler

This is the story of one witch, Tera, and two weretiger brothers Melo and Tahlon who live in Ohio.  

Normally novella's leave me wanting more, particuarly when the characters are compelling (or hot). Often times the stories seem incomplete or rushed, leaving me with more questions than answers, but I have found a few good novellas, so I give praise when it's due. 

I have to say that overall I enjoyed this novella, the characters were well thought out and the romance was easy to enjoy and the story felt complete. I enjoyed the fact that our heroine didn't run from love and that she had strength and character of her own without needing the men to define her. I also liked that she had previous menage experience, though it didn't go well the first go around, she tried again realizing that her men would treat her like a goddess and not a toy. Oftentimes the female of a menage gets treated as an object by the author, but this is not the case int twitch.

My only gripe is a minor one; I live in Ohio and am familiar with the Cleveland area and I want to know how you write a story about Cle-town with no African-American characters? This is a little offensive. R.E. Butler include some characters of color in your next story please. I'm avaliable if you need inspiration for a intelligent, sassy, full-figured woman of color who enjoys hot men and a good read with a little adventure on the side.

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Blown away

A Guardian's Desire

This is my first experience with an alpha female as the herione of the book and I loved it! Freya, our shero, is working an easy gig; gaurd some girls as they find a mate during a weekend pagent. The warrior in Freya is bored without highstakes action or a pretty boy toy that she can dominant. Enter Rayne, a beautiful witch shifter who throws himself in Freya's path; they become entranced with each other. The problem? Rayne's big dominant alpha, Fenris, who has plans to make Freya one of the pageant girls!.

Omg, this book is so good. The prologue threw me off at first, but by the end I was like, YES! Rayne, isn't just some pretty boy; he tall and muscular with a handsome face, sensitivity, intelligence and some satisfying techniques. Fenris is his total opposite, not pretty but strong like bull and calculating. The pair work their way into Freya's and mine. My favorite part is the courting, when Freya lets herself be free with Rayne and finally starts to accept Fenris. I have read the epilouge at least three times, the insecurities that Freya reveals to her mates is so heart warming; she finally let somone in and was rewarded by unconditional love from not one, but two gorgeous men who call her mate.

There are some typos, but they are minor compared to so many other books out there. I wrote the author with my sentiments ( A nice way of saying I gushed about how much I loved the book) and I mentioned the typos, she assured me that she has an editor and that they try to get to all of them, but some slip through. Ahem, (she straightens her imaginary tie) PLEASE PLEASE, PLEASE (falls to knees) let me help out with that! 

Fierce Read!

Fierce heat 

Threesomes are not my thing. Neither is m/m, Novellas aren't worth my money, because they always leave me wanting. I have found the exception to these negatives, Fierce heat by Celia Kyle and Lizzie Lynn Lee. This book piqued my interest with its descriptive wording and concise storyline.  

The story revolves around two shifter lovers Isic and Ferr after an interspecies war. Homeless and hotly in love with one another the warriors land on a spacestation where they meet Amaya, their third part. Then the book gets fiercely hotter. I do wish there was more, but would be satisfied with a sequel. Great read that I would recommend to anyone that loves well written erotica.

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The darkness within- By Charisma Knight

Bitter beginning.

How am I supposed to like a book where it begins with the main character whining about missing her lovers? How am I supposed to like a book where the same heroine is proud of beating her abusive husband to death with a frying pan for cheating. Not in self defense, but because he called her fat and cheated; I guess the blows she received were just minor annoyances compared to the name calling and other women.