Divided Love by Sally Painter
One hot girl becomes two hot girls, and they both want to bang the hero. Hold that thought, though, as the author wants to play it safe.

One hot girl becomes two hot girls, and they both want to bang the hero. Hold that thought, though, as the author wants to play it safe.

Red Garnier’s efforts to promote male Karen types as the ultimate hunk are flatlining where I am concerned.

This space Dongalar of the Horses story is… actually pretty entertaining. Color me surprised.

This story works, despite having so many things in the plot that should work against it.

It is fun until the hero shows up. Wait, is this supposed to happen in a romance story?

A hateful boss is a hateful boss. Not sexy.

Same old, same old. Why bother? Can we have a were-octopus next time?

The author is trying way too hard to pretend that a professor sleeping with a grad student is really wholesome and sweet.

This is alright, but the sex scenes are the least interesting aspect of the story. Go figure.

From a literal Daddy to a figurative Daddy. Talk about a linear pattern of relationships with the opposite sex.
