N.R. Scarano

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 /5
🌶🌶🌶 /4

For anyone who loves tales of Arthur, the knights of the round table, and Camelot, but didn’t love Gwen betraying Arthur for Lancelot….. this book is for you!

A fantastic reimagining of the classic love story but this time with a sexy spicy twist. Guin is as smart and strong as she is beautiful, and Aurthur…. Let’s just say he is the embodiment of tall, dark, and 🥵🥵🥵

Between the great character chemistry, the action, and all of the general exciting mayhem, I finished this book in one sitting. I definitely recommend it to anyone with a love of medieval / knights lore and to anyone who loves a strong yet compassionate MC who isn’t afraid to get vulnerable… at least with his lady. And of course anyone who loves a bit of sword play.

The last part of this review is HIGHLY specific to my personal reading tastes so take that with a BIG grain of salt.

The only thing that keeps this from a full 5 star for me is the world building. Yes, it’s a very well established overall world (Camelot etc), but I definitely like a bit of context. So much of the book is heavily character, dialogue, and spice driven (all great things). But as I look back on various scenes it kind of seems like the backdrops of the play are a bit hazy / not in focus. There are great descriptions of the characters and such, it just felt like there wasn’t a big emphasis on where they were. Honestly that isn’t super important in most contexts, it just left me wishing for a wee bit more description in some scenes.

I feel mildly ridiculous writing that last bit (is it really even an issue) but 🤷‍♀️ we all have our own opinions right?

Regardless, great read. Highly recommend for the characters, plot, and overall story adaptation idea!… (más)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💫 /5
🌶🌶🌶 /4

For anyone who loves tales of Arthur, the knights of the round table, and Camelot, but didn’t love Gwen betraying Arthur for Lancelot….. this book is for you!

A fantastic reimagining of the classic love story but this time with a sexy spicy twist. Guin is as smart and strong as she is beautiful, and Aurthur…. Let’s just say he is the embodiment of tall, dark, and 🥵🥵🥵

Between the great character chemistry, the action, and all of the general exciting mayhem, I finished this book in one sitting. I definitely recommend it to anyone with a love of medieval / knights lore and to anyone who loves a strong yet compassionate MC who isn’t afraid to get vulnerable… at least with his lady. And of course anyone who loves a bit of sword play.

The last part of this review is HIGHLY specific to my personal reading tastes so take that with a BIG grain of salt.

The only thing that keeps this from a full 5 star for me is the world building. Yes, it’s a very well established overall world (Camelot etc), but I definitely like a bit of context. So much of the book is heavily character, dialogue, and spice driven (all great things). But as I look back on various scenes it kind of seems like the backdrops of the play are a bit hazy / not in focus. There are great descriptions of the characters and such, it just felt like there wasn’t a big emphasis on where they were. Honestly that isn’t super important in most contexts, it just left me wishing for a wee bit more description in some scenes.

I feel mildly ridiculous writing that last bit (is it really even an issue) but 🤷‍♀️ we all have our own opinions right?

Regardless, great read. Highly recommend for the characters, plot, and overall story adaptation idea!… (más)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5
🌶🌶/4
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We are back with another sexy holiday retelling, just in time for Valentine's Day. Fast paced, sexy, spicy, everything you want in a holiday novella.

Cupid is the icy haired Geralt x Malfoy visual of dreams, tasked with protecting the sanctity of love. Amorette is a chocolate shop owner who's fallen victim to the misdeeds of an unworthy ex. Not only does Cupid come in to save the day, but he also empowers Amorette to be her own savoir at the same time. What a team!

Check out this spicy novella for some delightful seasonal fun.… (más)