by C.D. Reiss
Wow!Just. Wow!I read the first book in the series because it was a freebie on amazon... and now I'm hooked.Off the read the next book in the series :-)
Beg is the first book in the songs of submission series about the interactions between struggling Born and raised LA singer Monica and hotel owner Johnathan. Monica has declared to give up on men and focus on her career, however there is something about Johnathan that is different compared to all th...
Book 1, Beg. 102pg ebook “ All right. No promises,” he said. "No lies," I replied" This is me on the final page, HUH! WTH! scurry's off to find the next one. OK now on to the review :) I am actually at a wall trying to figure out where to start, I keep looking over at my kindle, knowing tha...
Like my friend Lisa said, the blurb screams this is not me and that's what I have to say. Beg is the pole opposite of what I like to read. After reading 50 Shades and Bared to You and its several rip-offs by mistake because they were claimed to be the "bestsellers" I'm not going to willingly read su...
Well that went better than I expected.I think I saw this series getting devoured by A LOT of my friends, simultaneously in my feed and it got me curious despite the billionaire hero being a rung below the cage fighters, pretentious rockstars and cheating douchebags in terms of appeal for me. I mean,...
*****5 stars***** Wow! What a great start to a series! This book gives us a look into the life of Monica who is a singer just trying to make herself known in the business. She works as a server in a high end club where she meets the bossman. She has had a bad past with relationships and just w...
Wow, that was good. Beg is a short erotica novella who introduces you to the 'Songs of Submission' series. I enjoyed reading it and was pleased to see it was free on Amazon. I jump on the occasion, of course ;). It left me eager for more. I thought at first that it would be a boring debut of story ...
I'm hooked on this series! It doesn't seem right to rate each one of these books individually because they are just small pieces of an entire story. I'm going to hold off and rate it as a whole.
I think I need to get laid pretty soon. Like right now. That's how this book made me feel when I finished. Holy cow. I think I'm in love with this Jonathan guy myself...where is his real life counterpart?The writing was excellent and not juvenile as I have found to be the case in some of the "sm...
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