Planez

Planez #1

by Mariah J.

Essence Brown is a beautiful fashion magazine editor-in-chief living in New York City. When she meets Malcolm Hill, a handsome real estate agent from Chicago on a business trip, things began to heat up. They say you shouldn't mix business with pleasure, but what happens when you do? Planez will take you on a ride of your life, full of sex, thrill and betrayal. This isn't your ordinary flight...fasten your seat belt and prepare for take off.

224 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2016

About the author

Mariah J, is a contemporary romance author whose stories embody the essence of love. She creates intoxicating fictional characters who thrive id various renditions of love.

Reviews

[Danielle Urban · Rating 4 out of 5]

Planez by Mariah James is an alluring read. Hot, spicy, and full of action. The heat spread like a wild fire. Consuming the reader whole. The plot was interesting. Mariah James created an adult fictional piece that had me riding a rollercoaster. The emotions were everywhere. Intense and exciting. New. Both Essence and Malcom kept me guessing. The pages were entertaining to keep on following the pair. Mariah James also included each protagonist's viewpoint. I think that made this book a good read. Overall, it was enjoyable to watch as the characters struggled and fell in love.

[Regan Howlett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Need some hot and steamy in your life? Then you need this series. The development of Essence and Malcom's relationship will not leave you wanting. Female-centered pleasure is what I was looking for and Mariah delivered, so men if you need some tips you can find them in this book. This is a must read.

[Alexis Barton · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book took me for a reallll ride. I felt like I was on the Planezzzzzz...... LOL
I LOVEEEEED IT, I RECOMMEND THIS TO EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO BE WOOOOWED...

[Lori · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is a self-published debut novel from a local author with some clear potential. The story structure and pacing work great, but James's prose can be stilted and awkward. I also did not like Malcolm as a character. He's supposed to be a smooth, sexy Alpha Male but he ends up keeping some huge secrets from Essence and we're supposed to forgive him for manhandling his clingy ex-girlfriend and getting unnervingly angry at Essence - a survivor of domestic and sexual abuse - for distancing herself from him during the aftermath. Sorry, but this guy feels like bad news.

Content warning for some sexual violence, including the assault of a child.