The Art of Book Reviewing

Thievery, promiscuity and (soft) slavery all feature in this latest acquisition. Its heroine Magdalena Wallace has a head for figures and this helps her secure a great summer job as an intern at City accountants Roche-Marshall. Here she is trusted to check accounts but she doesn't tell her boss that she works at night as a waitress, dressed in fishnets and a corset, at Rebels Casino.  Magdalena is desperate for the extra money the job brings and she sees an opportunity to earn more when she learns about a 'secret' system from a high-roller, she plays the tables but loses her university savings. Sure ... Read Full Story

I've been hearing that both Nexus and Black Lace are closing and the editor that I receive books for review from has been made redundant. As there is also a 'new boss', I do not know if I will receive a book for review from Virgin ever again. It's a shame. I would love to know if there is any truth in this. Bang goes my dream of being published by Black Lace, too. I was far too late and spent far too much time procrastinating. There's a lesson to be learnt there. Now, I shall be putting together a list of erotic publishers ... Read Full Story

The Gift Girls by Chloe Thurlow Flexi slim blue wave - Traditional vibrator The review of the vibrator will be coming first ('scuse the pun ;)) and I apologise for the lack of posts to this blog! If I don't have anything to review...:) Keep an eye out for the upcoming reviews! Read Full Story

Relentless - A Novel by Dean Koontz Review by Erika Ayala Relentless - A Novel by Dean Koontz will be the newest novel by this world-famous author. Come June 2009, his fans will line up the stores-patiently waiting for another of his suspense thrillers. With what I've heard, this new one promises to be his best yet. In Relentless, Koontz introduces us to Cullen Greenwich (known as "Cubby" to his closest friends) and his perfect life and family. He has a loving wife, Penny, who is an author and illustrator of children's books. They have an intelligent six-year old son, Milo ("Spooky" to his ... Read Full Story

Animated Reality - Musings for Music Renny Dolan "Poetry with a heart that anyone can relate to." Renny Dolan believes that many will be able to relate to the poetry that's written in Animated Reality because each poem tells a story of past emotions, life and the innocence of childhood. I can see and feel the passion that lie behind the words of these poems. But, for me, the memories end there. However, that doesn't mean I cannot appreciate what is written here. It will undoubtedly hold a special meaning for many readers. It's easy, too, to be wary of poetry; to avoid even ... Read Full Story