Played by Jen Frederick
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

I Loved Ty so much!!! The reason for the 1/2 star deduction... Ara.... she was fine. I liked her quirkiness and I could feel the connection between her and Ty, but she was just SUCH A P**SY!!!
I get that you don't want to lose your best friend and your dad has had all these failed relationships which show you that Love doesn't last. I mean all that fear was understandable to a certain point. But, when you get to the point where you're going to lose your friend regardless then ...
SERIOUSLY GIRL!! GROW SOME BALLS!!
Aside from that though, I liked this one a lot. Ty was seriously a fantastic hunk of rippling muscle. Yum...

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Review: Played

Played by Jen Frederick
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.5 Stars

I Loved Ty so much!!! The reason for the 1/2 star deduction... Ara.... she was fine. I liked her quirkiness and I could feel the connection between her and Ty, but she was just SUCH A P**SY!!!
I get that you don't want to lose your best friend and your dad has had all these failed relationships which show you that Love doesn't last. I mean all that fear was understandable to a certain point. But, when you get to the point where you're going to lose your friend regardless then ...
SERIOUSLY GIRL!! GROW SOME BALLS!!
Aside from that though, I liked this one a lot. Ty was seriously a fantastic hunk of rippling muscle. Yum...

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Downed by Jen Frederick
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

4.75 stars!!

"Once upon a time, I probably would’ve been a man who’d hurt her, but not anymore. Now I’m the one who’s going to love her.

This was my favorite in the series so far :)

I was pretty disappointed with Ace in the last book, but he just did a 180 for me in this one!

Sometimes I have a hard time with heroes who are total manwhores and Ace was basically the walking reason that contraceptives were invented. In the last book there was no doubt about the fact that Ace put his dick into anything with a vagina. One of the main reasons that weren't a big turn off for me in his book is because there is no detailed or alluded to sexual contact with any other woman then the heroine here. Ace also starts to understand in this book that the reasons for his slutting around and I appreciated that the author made it more than just the fact that he likes P**sy.

"Ace is a decent man. I know he is. He just needs a little more confidence in himself so he doesn’t have to find it in women."

Ace and Bryant's story was definitely one with sexual chemistry and connection, but there was also a depth of emotion that I wasn't quite expecting. I knew that Ace was troubled from the previous book. In the beginning, you think this book is all about "fixing" Ace. You can tell he has some issues just looking at his behavior, but I think the author did a really great job at showing him turning around his self-destructive behavior but also keeping the "asshole" ish part that makes him who he is.

"If Bryant's one skill is people, my skill is not giving many fucks at all. Except about her."

Bryant was such an interesting character. One of my most likable heroines! For the whole beginning of the story, she reminded me SO MUCH of Sandra Bullock in The Blind Side . She just seemed to have everything so under control and has this huge heart she uses to take care of everyone around her. Unfortunately, she uses that care for others as a shield to keep everyone at an emotional distance; using her compassion for others as a shield so no one will look too closely and see the damage she carries from a tragic past.

This was such a great addition to the series and such a great story for Ace :) Love it


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Sacked by Jen Frederick
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

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Solid 4.5 Football Stud Stars

"When you meet the girl who’ll be sitting on the front porch holding your hand when you’re eighty, you don’t let a thing like cool dismissive looks, big brothers, or fucking rules stand in your way."



I haven't read much by Jen Frederick, but I definitely want to read more from her. I really liked her writing style and I loved how she actually used REAL football terms and gave us a lot of the sport in the story. Surprisingly, that isn't very common!

It was so refreshing to read a story about a college athlete who is NOT a complete and total walking STD... (Though there are some friends in the story who are.)
I liked that his character was virginal, but not a 'goody two shoes'. He was definitely crass and accepting of his teammates "activities" but just didn't partake in the sexual favors thrown at them because of their status; it made it feel very real.
People may say that the idea of a college boy who is being offered non-stop pu... um I mean... 'female attention' staying a virgin for any reason is not believable, but here's the thing. Nothing about a romance novel is really supposed to be believable. That's kind of the point of reading. We don't read this genre to be regaled with real-life situations. You read this genre because you want the fairy tale.
Book boyfriends are saught after reading material because 'real' men are not the devilishly handsome, GQ cover, sensitive guy with a great sense of humor and lickable muscles who marries his college sweetheart and they have mind exploding sex till they are old, wrinkled, and can't move the way they used to.
Sorry for the spoiler everyone!
Anyway, I loved this one and can't wait to carry on the series!

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Review: Priest

Priest by Sierra Simone
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Re-read or Re-listen rather
6 possibly 7 audio-book stars

Seriously, my absolute FAVORITE smut to this point in life... EVER!

I have never read this book and have only listened to the narration of it and...
HOLY MIND MELTING ORGASM BATMAN I am surprised I didn't burst into flames halfway through! Jacob Morgan (AKA Zachary Webber) is just ... my god... I just ... dear lord... ovary exploding isn't even a strong enough term for what his voice does to me!


Seriously, Jacob/Zachary is like my ideal man in voice form. My love for him cannot be overstated. I'm not like a Kathy Bates 'Misery' status fan, but whatever that level of fan is without all the stalking, kidnapping and general psychopathic tendencies would be... That's me.
I want to find him and make him read things to me in that amazing voice of his. I'm not picky with the material. Could be a book, magazine, hell even a shopping list read by him could get me all hot and bothered.
That's too much information I think...

I can't criticize one thing about this entire book. It was so hot and so naughty, but also had this deep emotion and just some beautiful writing that you just really feel when you listen to it. The characters, Tyler and Poppy, are flawed and imperfect but endearing as hell. I just love it.








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Review: Ready For Him: A Single Dad Next Door Romance

Ready For Him: A Single Dad Next Door Romance by Alyson Hale
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Ready For Him was really a fun, quick little read. I love a good older man younger woman romance pretty much anytime. Who doesn't! They are super hot!

Grant was a delectable hunk of man and Cheyanne was a stereotypical virginal 18-year-old with a childhood long obsession with the hot older neighbor boy. Can't go wrong unless your expecting some major "OMG... What just happened" plot twist...

Spoiler alert...

There isn't one...

Just a little sexual tension turned to super hot sex and a cute little boy. BUT that was good enough for me :)

I thought Hale did a nice job with characterization and pacing the plot line given the fact that there was a minimal number of pages. There were some things I thought could have made it a little more engaging and give us a better understanding of each characters motives and general personality, but given the fact that the book was a novella, I can understand why we didn't get much detail on each of their lives outside the building relationship between the MC's.
Our heroine Cheyanne is back home to look after her father who just suffered a heart attack and needs some caretaking. Our Hero Grant is also back in town to fix up and move into his parents home (His childhood home) with his 3-year-old son after going through a rough divorce with his ex-wife. Grant and Cheyanne have always shared a special connection despite their 10 year age gap. Cheyanne has always looked at Grant like her super-hero and grant has always seen Cheyanne as the cute little girl next door who always looked up to him. Now that they are both back in town they reconnect over Cheyanne's backyard pool, his son's love for swimming and Grants need for a dependable babysitter. At the first interaction, they both know their connection is still simmering between them, but something not so innocent is now sparking right alongside it.
This was a very cute story and while some of the dialogue could be a little trite I thought it was overall a good read!

*NOTE - BOOK ENDS AT 40% - Didn't bother me but just an FYI*

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A Sticky Situation by Missy Johnson
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is my first book of this series. I know... It's the last book of said series, but they are all stand alone's though so no biggie!

Its a really cute read! I was honestly very surprised by a little twist in the beginning there and was not sure if I was 100% excited about it, but I hung in there and turned out to be pretty happy with the result.

The story is pretty hilarious with many awkward situations and stumbling moments that are sure to have you cracking up. The MC's, Nate and Hannah, are funny and endearing with lots of chemistry to make the story steamy.

A little Spoiler here people! -

So you find out near the beginning that Brix is an Identical Twin and Hannah is actually spending time with Nate instead. I was kind of hoping for Brix's "issue" to be something a little more interesting than being gay... But, to be 100% honest, I was really only bummed because I really wanted there to be a book for him coming up, but I am not really into MM... so bummer for me I guess!!

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