Only skipped two stories. Maren Lee and Connor Wright. The blurb just didn't piqued my interest.
I liked that they determined the heat level of each story. (With flaming baseballs. Haha!)
Clutch by Tarrah Anders
***3 stars***
I know everyone loved this, I'm the exception. It didn't melt my heart. There wasn't even a spark, much less a kindle. Just didn't feel it.
Safe by Jess Bryant
****4 stars****
It was the only MM story in here. This was the author's second attempt at MM romance (the other one was also a shorter story), and I think it's safe to say, that she's ready to write a full-lenght MM novel. Pretty please! :)
Red Stitch by S. Cole
*****5 stars *****
WOW! I wasn't expecting that. Those of you who know the author, probably did, but I was surprised. It started out as if it's going to be dark romance, and I got excited, but than it turned into paranormal.... *crickets* But damn, I loved it. There wasn't anything romancy in it, not even a kiss. It ended in the middle of the action "to be continued" , so it'll probably come out as a full-length novel sometime in the future. Can't wait! :D Oh, and I loved the writing too. You know, when you're watching a movie, and they're doing things in slow-motion, like when the sweat rolls down the guys forehead, and slowly drips on the floor...it was like that. *grins*
Curveball by Dee Ellis
****4 stars****
The heat level wasn't the highest for this one, but personally I think it was the hottest, although at times it was a bit over-the-top.
In My League by Kelsey Kingsley
****4 stars****
Funny and sweet, with a little heat. Another favorite.
Wild Pitch by Kathryn Nolan
I'm in trouble here. Maybe ***3.5 stars***
A menage story, with two guys, who are childhood friends, and are in a secret relationship. Then comes the reporter chick. This story was crackling with fire, every sentence oozed seduction. But this was a story that should've been longer, I wanted to get to know the characters better. I wanted a little more heartbreak too. The author should've gone deeper with this, should've been more emotional. So no matter if the heat level is a 5 category, if the MC's aren't worked out well.
Sliding Home by Lynsey M. Stewart
****4.5 stars****
Another favorite here. I loved that it was written from the guy's POV only, sometimes chicks can be too sentimental, and from Jess's POV, it would've been to fluffy, but this way it was perfect. It progressed naturally. Umm... yeah, can't say more, it was really good.