UNCLE'S LITTLE SECRET

by Emery Croft

Nineteen-year-old Alexis goes to stay with her older Uncle, Harley, on his horse farm and things take an intense turn.

Genres: Smut

120 pages, ebook

Published April 25, 2024

Reviews

[thebeespot72 · Rating 5 out of 5]

“Uncle’s Little Secret” is Emery Croft’s recent release and is 113 pages of pure taboo. Alexis is sent to stay with her Uncle Harley due to some family circumstances. There is hostility between the two—mainly coming from Alexis, giving off the vibe that she doesn’t want to stay in conditions that are beneath her. Smexual tension, though, is replaced. All the arguments they have are pushed aside.

”Uncle’s Little Secret” is not a dark read. It is lighter than Emery Croft’s other books—not in terms of smex scenes but in terms of darkness. I liked this one. I thought it had a good story showing how Alexis initially changed from being the snobby girl to contributing to the household and caring for others towards the end. She learns a lot about herself and some lies hidden from her about her family. There’s also a “what did we do/this is wrong” moment that sometimes is missing from some taboo novellas.

There are lots of graphic smex that are on point and super hot.

I received a copy for free, and I am leaving this review voluntarily.

TW/CW: Bl••d Related ¡nc•$t Uncle/N¡3ce D•d/l•G, Gr4phic S3x Scenes, Age Gap (19/48), Sqü¡rt¡ng, Añ4l S3x, HEA

[Fiverrr · Rating 5 out of 5]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️🌶️/5

AMO LOS LIBROS DE EMERY. Si sos fan de los libros taboo este es obligatorio

[Stephanie · Rating 2 out of 5]

Good God GET AN EDITOR

[The Bodacious Bibliophile · Rating 2 out of 5]

What in the actual fuck?
First of all this book needed an editor big time. But worse than that was just the book itself. Did some high schooler write this for a school project with the help of ChatGPT?!
The dialogue in the writing was just so cringe. Who even talks like that? We didn’t really get an ending or an epilogue which would’ve helped it only slightly. It was a hot mess y’all.

[Dania · Rating 1 out of 5]

Decepcionante.

Diferencia de edad. Taboo. Tio/sobrina.

Antes de empezar, las escenas sexuales? Una maravilla, me encantaron. Creo que es lo mejor que podría destacar del libro.

Pero hubieron varias cosas que no me gustaron, por ejemplo, el final, que más pasó en la vida de la prota con su tío? hubo un futuro juntos? Que dijo el papá de Alexis sobre su relación? Un final bastante abierto a decir verdad.

También el tema de Harley, el tío de Alexis, tenia unas reacciones bastante violentas y parecía bastante indiferente a que Alexis se fuera, por eso quizá era necesario algún que otro capitulo narrado por él...De todas formas, un asco las formas de reaccionar.

[Panis Mx · Rating 1 out of 5]

Lo lees rápido, funciona para lo que está escrito el libro? A ratos. No hay desarrollo de personajes. Y no cuento esto como spoiler, por que no hay historia, es solo la sobrina y su tío calenturientos.
La mamá de ella engaño al papá de ella con su ahora esposo y básicamente se llevó la hija lejos. Pero al menos ha sido buena madre, el padrastro es agradable y bueno su papá tampoco la buscó. Así que por qué el tío está enojado con la sobrina...
Me estás diciendo que una adolescente le tiene miedo a las tormentas?, al grado de ponerse casi histérica y buscar "dormir" con alguien? No hay ninguna mención sobre algún trauma o problema psicológico que justifique cómo piensa ella.

[-ˏˋ D ˊˎ- · Rating 2 out of 5]

“I need more of you, Alexis, much more.”
Harley, from Uncle's Little Secret by Emery Croft

[Nerina Belen · Rating 2 out of 5]

Bastante entretenido

[Lucy Diamond · Rating 2 out of 5]

Nope. I don’t usually let negative reviews sway me—if a book catches my interest, I’ll give it a fair shot. But honestly, the reviewers nailed it this time.

[Kalum · Rating 1 out of 5]

Odie al tío. No podía tratarla peor para después ir a pedir perdón 🤢

[Dark Dren · Rating 3 out of 5]

Buen libro taboo, 100% spicy!

[Denisse · Rating 1 out of 5]

Fue una lectura mala y una pérdida de tiempo.
⭐️1/2

[Boooo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed the book but there was a lot of spelling mistakes within the first 40 pages which kind of took me out of the story but well written none the less