Vanessa Vale writes such hot, sexy love. All of the books I have read by her have ranchers as the heroes–ranchers with some special sexual needs and capabilities. This one is a great example of her work. The men share a ranch with a group of friends that has been forged through many tough times. Most of the men had been in the British army assigned in a made up middle-eastern country where more than one man shares a wife. That way, the wife and kids will never risk being widowed or orphaned. A group of three of them are the focus of this story, they think of themselves as brothers (no M/M sex) and intend to share a wife. But they hadn’t found the right one for the three of them.Read More »
Month: July 2015
Beast (Norseton Wolves Book 1) by Holley Trent
Beast (Norseton Wolves Book 1) is really good. I mean really. I loved the heroine. She was smart and could get a bit smart-mouthed, too. She had a bad upbringing in a mean pack that didn’t value females. She is small, and apparently that bothered her family’s pack, too. But she is one that makes lemons into lemonade and learned how to do anything she set her mind to. She set her mind to getting out of her home pack, and she had a chance when some pack she never heard of asked for mates. So she went–not knowing where, and not knowing who her mate would be.Read More »
Woodsman Werebear (Saw Bears Book 6) by T. S. Joyce
I really loved this story of a werebear and a human woman who are both going through a lot, but find each other. It might be the best of the Saw Bears books, but that’s hard to say–I’ve loved them all.Read More »
Wanting a Mate (BBW Paranormal Shapeshifter Romance) (Quick & Furry Book 5) by Celia Kyle and Mina Carter
This was a cute, sexy short story. The heroine is a BBW human lady with a crazy mother who wants her to get married, so she signs her up for a gathering to meet shifters who are looking for their mate. The hero is a cougar shifter whose dealing with an almost out of control cougar that is ready to find a mate and father some cubs. His mother also seems a bit whack-o.
Luckily for them, there is an immediate attraction and things get sexy really fast. This was a lot of fun, I liked the characters very much, and the dialogue was really funny sometimes. I recommend this story.Read More »
The Wolf You Feed (The Vargr Clan Trilogy Book 1) by Angela Stevens
This is a great story. It definitely isn’t like most wolf shifter romances and is completely unlike werewolf horror stories. I loved it. There is a long time frame covered in this book, so if you love epics, this is definitely the book for you. If you love wolf shifters, this is the book for you, because of how neat it is to see their point of view.Read More »
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July’s Fourth by Alexis Ayres
This is a really fun, sexy short read. I loved the heroine. She is a little older and a little curvier than the other women she works with, and they have an attitude with her, but has a good attitude about everything. She wins an all expense paid trip to Las Vegas for the Fourth of July, and has a lot of fun. It starts out a little bit disappointing, because she gets bumped from her flight, and has to take the next flight, and a guy is a jerk to her. He realizes he was a jerk, and buys her a drink, but then he sits right next to her in the bar, ignoring her. It is a real shame, because he is hot. Then she is stuck sitting next to him on the plane, but he ignores her some more!Read More »
***URGENT ATTENTION NEEDED*** Amazon changing the money rates for authors pay on Kindle Unlimited
I’m hearing from a lot of Indie Authors that make their living off of Amazon.com and Kindle Unlimited that Amazon is making changes without providing them the information they need to make decisions. What they have been told really concerns them.
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Many of you know that I’ve been a HUGE proponent of the Kindle Unlimited program. It’s allowed me to gain a broader readership and new fans who would have never discovered me without being able to borrow my books and take a chance on them through KU.
That said, you may not be aware that Amazon made massive, sweeping changes to the KU program starting today. Beginning today, they will only be paying based on pages read, rather than books borrowed.
This change has left authors in the dark regarding royalties since Amazon isn’t telling us how many readers are borrowing our books or how much we’ll earn for each page read.
How can authors make good business decisions without knowing how much money they are earning? The short answer is, we can’t. And that makes many of us question whether…
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