Prime Minister by Ainsley Booth
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

First things first- Let’s address the elephant in the room before we proceed to an in-depth review. The title of this book series is “Frisky Beavers”. *Que eye roll and exaggerated gagging for dramatic effect.* Needless to say I’m not a fan of the cheesy series title but I am a huge fan of the book!

What a pleasant little nugget of erotica that I’ve stumbled upon! Truly a fantastic read and a salacious guilty pleasure. Gavin is the newly elected Prime Minister of Canada. He’s handsome, smart, compassionate, kinky and powerful. I’ll pause to give you a moment to wrap your head around the awesomeness that is Gavin.

Now let’s focus on Ellie Montague. This girl has got balls of steel. While interning in the Prime Minister’s offices she not only identifies Gavin’s kink but then goes about seducing him. Ellie is the complete package. She’s educated, well-spoken, gorgeous and refreshingly honest about her expectations in a relationship-both emotional and physical.

A word of caution-There is a (semi) threesome scene in the book. I wanted to mention that since I know some readers may find that off-putting… or appealing depending on your bend. 😉

Now stop reading my review and start reading this book!

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Until Lilly by Aurora Rose Reynolds
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

There are 2 things (after reading the first 3 books of this series) that I know for certain. First, the Mayson boys are all extremely virile and their love interests are fertile myrtles! Second, all of the women residing in this fictitious town are bat-$hit foxing crazy. Obviously the author has taken liberties in stretching what’s plausible and feeding stereotypes of sexually voracious single women. Nevertheless, I digress and will focus solely on the book review at hand…

“Until Lilly” was the book in this series I was most eager to read. However, thus far it’s the one I enjoyed the least. Both Cash and Lilly’s personalities came across as weak and insecure. I’m sure the author intended for Cash’s antics to come across as a sexy alpha male but they translated as more of a chauvinistic a$$hole. Even their “epilogue” scene which is intended to wrap up their story with a pretty little bow made me further dislike these characters. Lilly’s character is downright appalling. She faces several, very serious adversities but not once does she grow a backbone. Throughout the story she continues to allow the other characters to talk down to her. Their behavior was shockingly condescending and disrespectful. Blargh! Was she a grown woman or a seven-year-old naïve girl known for her fits of fancy??? To make matters worse I’ve sworn off alcohol for the next week so I had to in endure this book sober.

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Until Trevor by Aurora Rose Reynolds
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

All hail Trevor! Almighty king of oral sex!

Before we get into an overview of the book I need to make a public service announcement. If there is a handsome, muscular man on this earth willing to provide mind-blowing, orgasmic oral sex multiple times a day I WILL HUNT YOU DOWN AND MAKE YOU MINE. I don’t care if I have to strap an oozy on my back and fight a legion or horny women…it would be worth it.
So ladies- be warned if someone like this exists do not trifle with me. It will be a fight to the death that I plan on winning.
Men- I’m coming for you. (Pun intended

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Leo by Mia Sheridan
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

O Leo, Leo! Wherfore art though Leo?

Ah! Mia Sheridan has created an enjoyable star-crossed lovers tale about two teens with tragic backstories stuck in the foster care system. Evie and Leo find love, support and acceptance with each other but their relationship is cut short when Leo is adopted and moves across the country. Originally they commit to staying in contact and reuniting after Evie turns 18. Tragically after his adoption Evie never hears from Leo again and she’s forced to strike out into the world with no one to rely on but her own strength and determination.

Admittedly the ending is an “elephant in the room”-type of obvious but I still enjoyed the journey that Mia Sheridan weaved for her readers with these engaging characters. I do take offense to Evie’s reticence and all-too-forgiving nature towards Jake when all signs point to the opposite. Halfway through the book I grabbed my cell phone and called a fellow book nerd to vent. Dear God please let this be a grand exaggeration of the average woman’s naivety. If it’s truly so easy to lure sexy young women down the wrong path I’m going to purchase a white windowless van, a few pounds of candy and cruise my neighborhood for ladies willing to help me find my lost puppy. *fist to forehead, shakes head slowly and takes several gulps of peach margarita*

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