Review: Because Of You by Jessica Scott

Because of You

Every now and then I go through a reading “thing”. By that I mean I pick something and go with it. I glom up everything I can of a certain type of hero, or setting or trope. For readers who visit Fiction Vixen regularly you might remember my cowboy stage—yee haw that was fun. Well, [...]

Review: Baby It’s Cold Outside by Addison Fox

Baby It's Cold Outside

Sloan McKinley is stuck in a never-ending cycle in New York City.  Her family is considered high society and she is the ultimate failure having not yet married and spit out the required 2.4 kids.  After another disastrous set up attempt by her mother she decides to take her best friend Grier up on her offer [...]

Review: Angels of Darkness Anthology

Angels of Darkness

I’m not usually much of an anthology fan, but I needed a Meljean Brook fix to tide me over while I wait for Michael’s book, so I jumped at the opportunity to review this book. I was quite surprised to find that I really enjoyed it! Maybe I should try to overcome my anthology dislike [...]

Review: Fifty Shades Darker by E.L. James

Fifty Shades Darker

Apologies in advance, but I have to start by staking my claim on Christian Grey, aka Fifty Shades, aka One of the Best Romance Heroes Ever. Ladies: I’m in love! What a naughty, naughty boy he is. For any romance reader out there who loves alpha heroes who are controlling, domineering, obsessive, possessive, intense, tortured, [...]

Review: His Mistress by Christmas by Victoria Alexander

Looking for angst? Looking for brooding characters who have a hard time letting themselves be happy? Looking for a shy heroine who hasn’t enjoyed sex to date and needs to be shown the power of the mighty orgasm? If you answered yes to any of those, it’s probably best to keep on walking, because this [...]

Review: Butterfly Unpinned by Laura Bacchi and Bonnie Dee

Butterfly Unpinned

“Sometimes a transition requires struggle. Remember the butterfly?” How could he forget? As a child, he’d found a butterfly emerging from a cocoon. He’d tried to help it by prying open the husk to set the insect free. It had lain in the sun, beating its wings as they dried, but had never flown and [...]

Review: Spider’s Revenge by Jennifer Estep

I’m the Spider, bitch—I’m the best there is.” Finally!! The one with the final showdown where Mab Monroe gets what’s coming to her. We know this going in because of the title, so that’s no big spoiler. As a fan of this series, I have been waiting for what seems like forever for Gin to [...]

Review: Unleashed by Cherrie Lynn

Unleashed

“I missed you,” she said softly and, though the top of her head only reached his chin, he heard that voice as if it had whispered in his ear. This was right. This was how they should be. He vowed in that moment to never let anyone come between them again. “I missed you, too,” [...]

Review: Ecstasy in Darkness by Gena Showalter

This book was absolutely hilarious. I giggled so many times while reading that my husband started giving me odd looks. The funniest parts usually revolved around Ava and Noelle and involved them sniping at each other. They were the type of best friends that seemed like blood enemies to the casual observer. Poor McKell made [...]

Review: Intimate Friends by Claire Matthews

Intimate Friends

The perfect way to describe this friends-to-lovers novella is short and sweet. The fact that I enjoyed it and am giving it a high rating is saying something, because normally romance novellas don’t do it for me. With romances, I need substantial character and relationship development, and just by default, it’s very difficult – if [...]