The Rules raises a lot of questions like “Isn’t that kind of sexist?” and “Won’t that kind of behaviour make guys think it’s OK to act like stalky weirdoes?” And most pertinently, “What the actual fuck?”
Chemistry of Attraction is an absolutely lovely start to the new season of spanky Corbin's Bend adventures. The heroes are interesting, flawed, believable and very likeable.
School’s In Session is a collection of five books by Celeste Jones, Dinah McLeod, Kate Richards, Maggie Carpenter and Renee Rose all with a Back To School theme.
I delve into the ethically dubious world of plagiarising other people's books.
Rachel de Vine’s The Gardener is ridiculously hot. Not in a graphic x-rated explicit way, you understand, just in a ‘fulfils my every fantasy’ way.
There’s a gratifyingly large amount of talk about masturbation in Caitlin Moran's memoir, How to be a Woman.
Safe in his Arms introduces us to Becca who meets marine, Zac at her sister’s wedding and enjoys a weekend of spanky sex which results in her becoming pregnant.
Katherine Deane's The Coach's Discipline is an utterly lovely spanking story which tells the story of runner Claire Jacobs.
Patricia Green and Karin Ito's new novel, Master of Two, introduces us to Dominant Kevin Watson and his two lovers, Renee and Amiko.
Sophie Morgan's Diary of a Submissive is honest, insightful, articulate and open. And kinky, of course.