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What decade is this set in? Do guys really carry on like that in a bar, ask who's the man? Worse, get told to leave (by the staff) if they didn't like it?

For an erotic romance, this is somewhat bland. Almost halfway through and still no s3xy time. Just longwinded conversations (theories) on the virtues of marriage.

Engaging story, but I'm struggling with the head hopping.

Mentally banishing the future, she immersed herself with delight in the warmth of "The Secrets of Willowra" and its characters.

^^^That's different, having a character gush over one of the author's other books before we even get as far as chapter two.

I'm not sure if I'm impressed or not...

I tried and failed. I cannot do it anymore.

I can always rely on Kris Bryant to get me out of a reading slump! So good.

So utterly disappointed in this story, and that's on me. I went in expecting an erotic story with some hot femdom AND a plot (what a bonus) and got quite something else.

He felt the cold gel as Holly worked her fingers into his boi-pussy.

Nooooo, just no. Call it what it is! Men do not have boi-pussies. How insulting to even compare the two, lol.

Tessa let him give her one orgasm without instruction because she needed to get off. Then she directed him. By the third time, her hands were entwined in his hair, moving him the way she needed.

^^ Isn't the above just vanilla sex? The D/s involved?

Finally some sex, but sadly, it went to a place that bugs the shit out of me. Making a guy have his dick sucked by a dude (without no prior discussion or negotiation) is not the ultimate form of domination - in my humble opinion.

"Well, you'll be paying more for costuming, 'cause she's fatter than Shirley."

Ugh, what a dick comment. At least Holly called him on it. 'Fat' lot of good it did, though.

I'm absolutely riveted to this story. Long may it last.

"Nice Jumper," the woman behind the counter said, pleasantly

^^ Said no New Zealander ever! We call it a jersey!

I'm absolutely enthralled by this story!

I've read a lot of erotica as in 500+ books (don't judge) and I've just read one of the hottest scenes ever. Oh, my, God! set your panties on fire, hot.

Of course, that could be subjective. But I will say it's the first I've encountered in lesbian fiction, and I'm doing some serious swooning.

Right now, I'm beyond offended. When Gayle was first mentioned as being bi, I was like yay for diversity.

When the MC and her friend have a laugh about Gayle liking penis too (their words) I was no longer laughing.

So far, I'm loving this story.

I can't say what percent I'm up to, but it's definitely way longer than the 27 pages listed.

What's with all the fisting? Do all these women have gaping holes?

Sorry, but without prep, I'm just not 'feeling' it.

"Once you say Seattle, you will be returned to your room, and you will never come in here again."

^^I hate this mentality! A safeword is supposed to make you feel safe not like you've been given an ultimatum.

"Mind if I use your shower? I'm pretty much covered in come from head to toe."
You get de-comed and I'll make us brunch while we talk.

Although the author has an amazing voice, being able to predict every other line does not make for an engaging read.

Although technically well written, this is a hard book to get through. I'm going to need something fluffy when I'm done.

Well, that was unexpected and not totally welcome. The mentioned of being raped drew a picture without the explicit details.

My heart breaks for Rainn.

"Why do you believe God exists in the first place?"

Jackson nodded. I believe in Him because of miracles I've seen with my own eyes."

Listen, Jesus never defined a difference between sins we've grown comfortable with and sins that make us feel icky.

Jackson wanted to lead with God's love and God's grace. He wanted so badly to tell Caleb about how Christ had transformed his own life.

When confronted with the truly great, most men will look franticly for any chink in such a shining suit of armor. Men must, for the sake of ego, diligently seek out weakness in other men.

Caleb was the exception...

Right now, I'm not sure if this is supposed to be fiction or non-fiction.

Nothing annoys me more than books set in my home country, New Zealand, but written with US dialogue. Why do that? I mean if an
author's going to do that, the story might as well be set in Africa!!

Musing as I read, lots of talk about fanfic and buffy the vampire slayer. And cooking...