Wrong Place, Right Time (Bourbon Street Boys #2) – Elle Casey

Wrong Place, Right Time is the second edition of the Bourbon Street Boys book series.  When I received this book from NetGalley, the entire series interested me, so I also downloaded the Bourbon Street Boys #1 from Kindle Unlimited (review pending).  Both books didn’t disappoint.

Author Spotlight: Marian Tee

I was about to write a review for one of Marian Tee’s books, but then I decided to write about the author instead.

P*rn Star: The BIG Edition – Laurelin Paige and Sierra Simone

P*rn Star: The BIG Edition by Laurelin Paige and Sierra Simone was hugely impressive. I was grinning and blushing as I read it and grinning some more as I’m writing this review. I read this book because the book description kept saying how “unique” it was. Really? A book about a porn star being unique?

Then, when I finished it, the only thing in my head was “Who knew porn stars could be so romantic?” and, “They were right, it really was a unique read”.

Cin Wikkid – Mary Hughes

Cin Wikkid by Mary Hughes was just released yesterday, March 18^th. I love reading modernized versions of fairy tales, even these short fun releases. It’s fun to see what the author changes and/or improves upon. In this one, it’s bringing Cinderella up to date on technology and adding in some elements of feminism. Cin Wikkid is also not as innocent as the original. 

Cleat Chaser – Celia Aaron and Sloane Howell

Cleat Chaser by Celia Aaron and Sloane Howell is an erotic romance about a baseball player and a woman who hates baseball players. It’s definitely a guilty pleasure read, where you get to watch a man, one who is used to women falling at his feet, woo a woman who doesn’t want him. He’s determined and focused (as a star pitcher should be) and he has her in his sights.

Threefold – Sotia Lazu

Threefold, by Sotia Lazu, revolves around Colin, Brad, and Becca.  Becca’s birthday is coming up and Brad wants to fulfill a sexual fantasy of hers as a birthday gift, a ménage. He invites his best friend, Colin, to help with the fantasy.

The synopsis made it seem like a quick and dirty read, but it was actually deeper and much better than I thought it would be. There is a lot of grappling with the “what ifs” of the situation. What if there’s jealousy afterward, would we be destroying our relationship? What if I start to feel more than I want to? The grappling of “what-ifs” and the steamy encounters during their decision-making created more depth than I expected from this book. In addition, I enjoyed reading how Colin went from playboy bachelor, shallow and arrogant, to guy with real emotions.

(Spoiler!) I will warn readers, this isn’t a Maya Banks/Shyla Banks type of usual ménage, where the guys are all about the girl. There’s a relationship that develops between the guys too, so a couple of MM scenes are in there.

I gave it a 4 stars – It was a good read. The steamy parts were definitely steamy, the deeper parts dive into the characters’ anxiety are well written. The less one star is because I wanted more. The final scene was a good one, but after all of the hesitancy about the three of them getting it together, I wanted to bask in it a little more.

This ARC was provided by NetGalley for an honest review.

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