We had so many ideas for gifting this year that we split them into three posts!
Here's the lineup:
Cute Stuff - A collection of random stuff we like.
Sexy Stuff -This is what you're currently reading! Links to recommended adult toys and for you and/or your partner(s).
Stuff for the Writer/Reader - Bookish things, because duh.
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We had so many ideas for gifting this year that we split them into three posts!
Here's what to expect:
Cute Stuff - This is what you're currently reading! A collection of random stuff we like.
Sexy Stuff - Links to recommended adult toys and for you and/or your partner(s).
Stuff for the Writer/Reader - Bookish things, because duh.
These posts contain affiliate links, but we've not been paid to endorse anything.
Every year, Ninestar Press puts out a bunch of holiday novellas, but I always miss some because they a) have similar covers, b) come out in the middle of a thousand other holiday stories, and c) don't get the mainstream press coverage. So this year, I asked Ninestar for their full line-up so we could make our list and check it twice. They've left behind the all-the-same-cover idea, and I counted 4 lovely seasonal backgrounds this time.
More mini-reviews! Two contemporary romances and a medieval this time around.
I think this is the best Young Adult f/f romance I've ever read. Yeah, that's not saying a whole lot since the market isn't exactly teeming with them, but Y'ALL. It is SO SWEET.
A fantasy romance prequel novella, an M/M/F erotic romance, and a contemporary romance with a scientist lottery-winner heroine. We contain multitudes.
Anthologies always have a theme, whether it's a setting, a trope, or a cause. By giving each author a different season, the theme of the upcoming Seasons of Sorcery anthology allows four talented fantasy authors to pool their talents but retain some of the signature elements of the worlds their readers love.
As I mentioned in September's Top Off Your TBR post, I was excited for this couple when I was reading the previous book in the series. The heroine is a painter, teaching other young women how to paint and pursuing her own career (painting scandalous portraits for the nouveau riche). The hero is an earl, long thought dead following the Battle of Waterloo. He comes back one night and walks into his bedroom at his Dover estate, only to discover the woman he's always loved already in residence.
