I am going with 3.5 stars. I was able to enjoy this thanks to M'rella's prereading advise not to take it too seriously or be over critical. So I did just that and ignore the character's baffling actions and threw common sense out the window. I had fun following the adventure of Star the man-dog wan...
DNF at 20%Awkward writing style, there isn't enough character development so I can't really say I like/connect with any of the MCs. But it's not exactly bad, so a lot of other people might like it just fine. It's probably me :P
An historical that is based in the town of De Smet in 1881? You bet your ass I'm reading this.Laura Ingalls would be 14. See [b:The Long Winter|8282|The Long Winter (Little House, #6)|Laura Ingalls Wilder|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1266449683s/8282.jpg|3327855].If she makes an appearance I swear ...
3.75 HEARTS--My first Fyn Alexander and certainly will not be my last.This author has built a house on my TBR mountain. The premises are SRAL appealing: large age gap, a young twink type and an older bear type, D/s and alludes to kinky sex. Why did I wait so long that her books can pay me mortgage f...
When I saw that Fyn Alexander, who may be best known for her contemporary BDSM romantic suspense series Angel and the Assassin, released what looked to be a historical western romance, my interest was piqued. Although Angel and the Assassin pushed up against my envelope of things that I want to read...
I enjoyed the previous two books more than this one. Based on the blurb, I was expecting more action, but the "kidnapping" didn't happen until around 70% into the story and it wasn't nearly as exciting as the kidnappings from the first two books. There really was little action in this one which was ...
Really a 3.5 star read for me. I have to deduct points for the overabundant use of Daddy because it just annoyed the HELL out of me. Daddy kink just isn’t my thing, even though I did like the chemistry between Angel and Kael. They both needed something that only the other could give. Kael didn’t...
*** DNF'd @ 38% ***As Lauraadriana said in her review, the author takes an unapologetic "everything but the kitchen sink" approach to this book. But, c'mon! Am I seriously the only person that thinks this author should be apologizing for the Code Red levels of craziness in this book!? I mean, in the...
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