Reviews by Mary Blackhill

(Deep sigh) Perfect as ever. I want to move to Divine Creek.....

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I have to say I always have a soft spot for older women with younger men stories. This older woman is not - absolutely not interested in a relationship. In friendship yes, and some side benefits - what could be the harm? The book contains (in my opinion) the hottest scenes Ms Covington has ever yet penned, and the stories (because there are more than one) are tender and heart-warming. But please don't read it out of order, and you might just want to refresh yourself on the Lusty characters in the most recent books before you start reading - or you might get confused, as I did. My only slight, slight niggle is that I would have liked to see a little more of the friendship developing before Laci and her swains decided to take it further to the hot stuff. But - I guess we'd all like our favourite books to be longer, wouldn't we?

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Loved it. Loved it, Loved it! For once Ms Dalton didn't put her characters (and me) through such suffering - this seemed to be slightly lighter in feel than some of hers I've read. But although not so emotionally gruelling, it was still a fantastic read and one I'll return to. In fact, it's one that, the moment I'd finished I wanted to go right back to the beginning and read all over again. So thank you Ms Dalton, thank you very much indeed. (Oh, and loved the D&D - that took me right back to my own University days!)

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Oh, this tore me apart, put me back together again and then healed me. Amazingly emotional writing documenting a growing love as death slowly takes one of the three partners. One of the most amazing books I've read this year and one that will stay with me a long, long time.

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As far as I am concerned, Ms Rainier cannot put a foot wrong (or a fingertip wrong on her keyboard). In Bunny and the Beast she has created yet another heart-warming, tender, and funny story with all her trademark passionate and adventurous sex scenes. This is another favourite and one that I will read again and again and again. Thank you Ms Rainer. Don't ever stop writing.

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