Quickies makes for a good way to read new authors. . . Here are 16 new authors this year

New Authors 72 - 88

The Babysitter by Kenya Wright 4/5 stars

Beauty and the Beast by Nancy Madore 5/5 Stars

The Queen's Consort by Leia Rice 5/5 stars
Ecstasy in the White Room (3 Colors Sexy #3) by Portia Da Costa 3/5 stars
Taken by Lillian Feisty 4/5 stars
Boss Bangs the Secretary by Belle Hart 3/5 stars
Charlotte of Little Dean by Paul Hilton  4/5 stars
Christmas Eve Surprise by Genevieve 4/5 stars
Silent Surrender by Barbara J. Hancock  4/5 stars
Tuscan Seduction by Amber Carlsbad 3/5 stars
Shift into Pleasure by Cathleen Ross 4/5 stars
212: The Extra Degree by Sam Parker, Mac Anderson 4/5 stars
The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings #1) by J.R.R. Tolkien 5/5 stars
Jenny: Virtuous No More, Part 1 (Virtuous No More #1) by Nora Blackstock 3/5 stars
The Nekkid Truth by Nicole Camden 4/5 stars

Southpaw (South Boys #1.5) by Raen Smith 4/5 stars

   The Babysitter by Kenya Wright
Simple. Paige is attracted to Blake and vice verse. It took them near a year of very close contact for Blake to initiate a kiss. By the next week, his disappearing wife decided to return. Blake's wife is a vain, selfish, neurotic witch that believes everything revolves around her. 

Paige came in a save the family from falling into complete ruin. She provides stability, order, and structure to the children and their father's lives. Now, the question is will she stay or will she go?

Minus a few grammar, work choice and sentence structure issues this was a good quick read.


  Beauty and the Beast by Nancy Madore
Beauty and the Beast from the eyes of Beauty herself.  She gives a true account of what attracted her to the Beast and how their friendship evolved. She hooks you with her intro and keeps you with the her descriptions.

  The Queen's Consort by Leia Rice
Mysterious. Spicy. Hot. Intriguing. Alluring. Tantalizing.

Erotic Voyeurism. The Queen's maid has front row seats to seduction and adultery at its peak in the royal house. Providing her with her own erotic filled fantasies.

  Ecstasy in the White Room (3 Colors Sexy #3) by Portia Da Costa 
The writing is acceptable.  The content would set you on edge.  Newly initiated to the BDSM world by the Blue Book.  They take a journey and make the most of it all. 

There are 2 prior books in this collection which are also quickies.  You may want to read them first it will help with the various references to the events in those stories.

  Taken by Lillian Feisty
Chole meets two wonderful men and build a friendship with them.  These two men have unique closeness about them she could not place. These same two men made her deepest fantasy come true and supplied her with more desires.

  Boss Bangs the Secretary by Belle Hart
Carol got what she wanted and went for it all the way.  Chad got what he has been wanting in secret and in the end he got what he deserved.

  Charlotte of Little Dean by Paul Hilton
Charlotte got herself a very bi surprise in the end. She was looking for a way out and found much, much more.

  Christmas Eve Surprise by Genevieve
This is a great Christmas Eve gift for any woman alone during the holidays.

  Silent Surrender by Barbara J. Hancock 
Quickie read. Riviera knew all the things to do to have an sensually filled night without saying a single word.  Well, Hot Damn.  A man of few words & a strong, well defined body.  Sign me up for a trip to Mexico.

  Tuscan Seduction by Amber Carlsbad
Quickie read that was extremely predictable.  The writing is acceptable but there is need of editing for minor errors.

  Shift into Pleasure by Cathleen Ross
Quickie read that was a pleasure.  Shifter man with all that he had and he already belongs to someone.  Michael sure showed Gabby who was to be on top.  An erotic ride to enjoy.

  212: The Extra Degree by Sam Parker, Mac Anderson
I found this book to be filled with simple statements that are meant to inspire one to take action. Not a specific action but just to take one.  There are sayings that are filled with inspiration and provide a thought provoking message, and facts that make sense in the grand scheme.

  The Fellowship of the Ring (The Lord of the Rings #1) by J.R.R. Tolkien
The beginning of Frodo Baggins and company's journey was much longer and began much early than one would have imagined.  This tale of Middle Earth is filled with much adventure.  Open your mind and take a ride to the possibilities of what the world could have once been or may one day return to.

J.R.R. Tolkien most certainly opens the imagination up to many new possibilities. 

  Jenny: Virtuous No More, Part 1 (Virtuous No More #1) by Nora Blackstock
Sex seems to be an issue with both parties in this tale. Neither seems to realize they need to communicate with the other to make things better in their relationship.  Marital issues that could have been solved by talking to each other.  

Jenny and Mark both have sexual desire (or sexual kinks) that are not being met by the other.  This first installment takes us through the realization and attempted fix of this issue.  There are some typos and a few sentence structure issues.  I believe that there will be some that will find fault with the premise of this story line.  It is what it is and give one a look into one marriage when things are starting to head for the end of the road and they are willing to try anything to make that not happen.

  The Nekkid Truth by Nicole Camden 
Miss Valley is a crime scene photographer with an extremely unique disability.  Which has lead to her real bread and butter job as a much sot after photographer.  Bodies are her best subject matter. 

Detective Scott is the hottie that calls her to the crime scene for photographing of a body unidentifiable. He finally has had enough when he decides to take things in to his own hands.  Things come to a head for the two of them after a night of celebration.

Will they catch a killer? or Will romance win out over all things?

Camden has got her self a new follower. She has given me a something unique in this heroine worth reading. There is a small drawback. There is a mystery to who did it but it's more reading it than feeling it as you read it.  There just is not much urgency to know who did it or why.

  Southpaw (South Boys #1.5) by Raen Smith
For plain clarity and logic this book should have come before 'Southbound Surrender', but I can see why it did not.

'The Dude' is his nickname/fight name but only in the cage/ring.  Kelly has a driving desire/need to fight and he is very good at what he does.  This need grows in hi and may be the barrier to love.  

Kelly has an understanding of what drives him and works to keep it from affect those close to him and even his new interest.  With this new relationship he learns to accept himself for who he is.

Smith provides a recounting of a young man's journey to understanding and acceptance of himself and love from others.  Her words on the page provides clarity and understanding of the struggle he goes through. Kelly's POV makes the big difference in the story line.


Recommended for:  Romance Lovers*, Erotic Lover*, those in a mood for a Quickie (each book is a quickie)

I am not a professional reviewer.  These are just my personal opinions.
*NOT ALL BOOKS ARE ROMANCE/EROTIC IN NATURE