This Week’s Book Feature: Deep by Skye Warren
Lucien’s constant desire for Cassandra was impressive. Pretty much anything she says, does, or wears gives him a hard-on. After 171,00 words, and reading about the state of his length, I was achy. Unfortunately, despite my best efforts, I wasn’t able to conjure him into reality from the well-written pages.
I really liked Cassandra, imperfections and all. She is independent and doesn’t reveal her secrets. I love her ability to move on with her life even when she’s been wrecked.
Then there’s Jayce – oh my my. He’s the slutty character that you can’t really pin down but is genuinely lovable.
The plot is filled some great twists! If you enjoy something new in a romance story, you seriously have to read this book.
The steamy scenes in this book are like a volcano that erupts for days – explosive, intense, and enduring.
Mature audiences only, this story covers a few darker themes and topics.
The following story contains dark mature themes, strong language, and sexual situations. It is intended for adult readers.
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YAY!! I finally got to read Pucked. It had been on my TBR for a while. I had heard so many great things about the book I was starting to worry that it wouldn’t live up to the hype. NO WORRIES! This book is fantastic. It’s hot, fun, sexy, and humorous – sometimes all at the same time. The open and often awkward conversations between Violet and Alex are part of what makes this remarkably unique.
If you didn’t know, the book centers around (pun intended) the captain and center for the Chicago Blackhawks.
This book was so good that even I, a huge St. Louis Blues fan and Blackhawk despiser, fell in love with the story and characters.
The gift giving is a little over the top, but the fun possibilities with a $1000 gift card to Victoria’s Secret is a thrill to the imagination.
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This is a very unique story. It’s like a combination of Alice in Wonderland and Pleasantville meets Mob Wives. Here, Violet falls down a rabbit’s hole (gets lost on a deserted road); falls into a different era of mentality (she compares it to the 1950’s); and she finds herself face to face with reality stars from a mafia show that she watches.
Violet is an amazingly crazy and intriguing character. Admittedly, she is an “enigma,” as Rocky points out, “You’re afraid of uncooked meat, but you can shoot an assault rifle?” She’s an endless treat with all of her unfiltered comments.
Rocky believes himself to be a violent monster, but his heart, loyalty, and intelligence makes him extremely lovable.
The Italian, Russian, Ukranian, and Latino side characters are utterly fantastic: from the way they talk to the way they dress to the way they treat one another are utterly entertaining.
This story is filled with twist after twist. There isn’t any predictability with the story, which makes it a great read.
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She Whom I Love by Tess Bowery
This isn’t a hearts and roses Valentine book. It’s shockingly humorous. I was a bit embarrassed when I couldn’t control my laughter and cackled loudly. Scene after scene is more amusing than the next.
Honestly, I’ve read a hundreds of romance books, but this one wins for most astonishing. Even after a little research on the internet, I’m still astounded.
I won’t spoil the best lines, but I’m compelled to include this one from a side character:
“If men weren’t so gosh darned sexy with all those muscles and flirty smiles and round, apply bottoms and dicks, I’d go lesbo in a heartbeat.”
Don’t fret, there’s also enough sappy phrases to give the book a traditional romantic feel.
“You’re mine now, Dani. You’re the only woman I’ve ever allowed in my home, in this bed, and after tonight, you’re the last one I want in here. … I may not be any good for you, but you’re damn well perfect for me.”
J.C. Valentine is the USA Today and International bestselling author of the Night Calls and Wayward FightersSeries and the Forbidden Series. Her vivid imagination and love of words and romance had her penning her own romance stories from an early age, which, despite being poorly edited and written longhand, she forced friends and family members to read. No, she isn’t sorry.
J.C. earned her own happily ever after when she married her high school sweetheart. Living in the Northwest, they have three amazing children and far too many pets and spend much of their free time together enjoying movies or the outdoors. Among the many hats she wears, J.C. is an entrepreneur. Having graduated with honors, she holds a Bachelor’s in English and when she isn’t writing, you can find her editing for fellow authors.
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I don’t usually blog about audiobooks, but this one demanded a bit of noteworthy attention.
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This is the ultimate romance reader’s dream. Woman in a stifling-sexless relationship dives into a sex-driven, indulgence-filled relationship.
This book has the heat of erotica and plot to keep the reader intrigued. The sex is off the charts, but the struggle with trust is real.
There’s nothing sexier than the mutual ecstasy between Gabi and Darion. “She loved the sounds of appreciation that he made, that he enjoyed every bit of it, as did she.”
Darion’s philosophy in life is “[W]e should stick to what gives us pleasure in life. We only get one chance, ya know, why limit ourselves?”
The one thing that bothered me about the story was all the smoking, which is why I reduced my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars. It’s not that the smoking made me dislike the character. There are many books where I hate the character (btw a great sign of writing) and have awarded a 5 star. The smoking element, persistence, and timing added an “icky” factor that I simply couldn’t ignore. Otherwise, the book is really great. I look forward to reading the next one.
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This book is absolutely brilliant. It literally takes a character from the evil depths of the BDSM world and steps through all the positive aspects of a BDSM relationship, which results in mentally strengthening both Dominant and submissive.
I love how the beauty and calmness of the cover directly reflects how the developing Dominant/submissive relationship between Cole and Sasha is soothing to both. This story is about the delicacy of the BDSM relationship.
This book also contains a lot of hot erotic, traditional BDSM scenes. Tara Sue Me writes with such finesse that the mental image of her words almost transforms into a physical caress.
More importantly, the way that the author weaves the sex scenes into the context of a mutual beneficial relationship, makes this the best BDSM romance book I’ve read.
The author dispels the notion that the BDSM community is only comprised of depraved persons. In the middle of a scene, involving numerous Doms and a sub, one of the participants receives an alarming call about their spouse being rushed to the hospital. Everyone drops what they are doing to assist this person. Just because these characters lead a kinky sexual lifestyle doesn’t make them lose sight of other priorities.
Finally, I also love the occasional nuggets of humor. My favorite is when Cole sarcastically comments on Sasha’s lack of creative writing:
“Six years and the filthiest sentence you could come up with using ‘its’ is, ‘I put the vibrator in its place at the back of my nightstand’?”
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