Shenanigans

Love, Sex, and Magic #1

by T.B. Bond

Meet Edward Richards. She’s your typical girl (if you overlook the fact that she has a man’s name and is a succubus), but when she meets Jackson Loren everything changes. Jackson is hot, fun, and stubborn. He always has an argument for why he should get his way and Edward is having trouble disagreeing. When their first date goes horribly wrong both of them are forever changed.

Fast forward four years and the two of them reconnect. Things heat up with a series of hijinks, interfering sisters, and a supernatural body-switching governess. All the two of them want is to just go on a simple date and be normal in this tale of love, sex, and magic.

Genres: Romance

234 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 11, 2013

About the author

TB. Bond has been writing, drawing, and web designing for years. When she is not doing one of those things, she’s reading and watching anime. Nerdtastic to the core she’s a Whovian, Trekie, Otaku, and probably a whole host of other things.

Described as one of the hardest working people known by her friends, she holds three degrees; one in science, one in art, and one in information technology. Currently her main job is in a learning technology department where she uses elements all of three fields.

Currently she lives with her husband, a fellow nerd, in Virginia.

Reviews

[Vee.Garnettverizon.Net · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this several years ago after meeting the author a a romance book festival.

I have read a lot of poorly constructed books since then. It’s refreshing to read a story told in the third person. These new authors think they are writing episodic television scripts. Each of the characters has been fleshed out without a lot of waste.

[Kristi Cramer · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fun story. Jackson makes a great book boyfriend. He's almost too good to be true, but I like my heroes like that.
I liked Edward, and the premise that all the sisters have boys names. It's going to make for a great series, I think. I may write more, later. (I'm under a deadline, so I don't have time to write big reviews.)

This has some fully depicted, graphic love scenes, so I would call it R-rated, but there is far more story than sex, so the sex scenes are not the driving force of the book. I don't remember the language being too coarse, but a quick search did reveal some f-bombs, so that is in keeping with the R-Rating, too. Language and Sexual content.

I think I read that this book has been overhauled, maybe since I got my copy (I'm working through a huge TBR) so hopefully the small errors that were littered throughout have been corrected.