haithar's Reviews (744)

Cliche tropes and self insert could be forgiven if the spice be spicing but for a daddy book, it wasn't it. 

Excellent bonkersville that only Flora Foxglove can deliver. Horniness overtakes the angst and cheating into one big party.

Thanks to Stevie Sparks for the review copy and this is my honest review.

This novella was a breath of fresh air, it's set after the Great War with later in life main characters finding love unexpectedly. It's class difference with the "toff" hero bringing the struggling heroine into his house to provide for her because her brother saved his life many times during the war. Of course they ended up falling in love. 

He also loveee being on his knees and serve "his lady" with the power reversal light femdom. Most excellent, he's got impeccable manners, a consent king, and a good boy.

Expect light angst, some grieving and steaminess from the short novella.

This was a good mix of light-hearted and trademarked Tessa Dare humour with the tortured characters finding love together. I wanted to laugh and cry all at once. Absolutely beautiful and MJW narration is perfection as always.

DNF at 21%. It was alreasy a trying start then the grief was triggering me and the dead on arrival reveal finished me off. I couldn't do it.

This had a lot going on there's a mystery, there are families and people, the country side is wild. I basically read it in one sitting though and was at the edge of my seat the whole time.

I love this hidden identity plot line, it's the right about of cozy country management and some shady plot of brothels, blackmails and dueling. It is HOT in only Hoyt can delivers, most based and primal. Also the characters are hilariously loveable.

Will "Where's Your Warrant" Darling is BACK. I adore both heroes so much and the side characters of course.  It's so precious and action packed. They are at their best when together. Audiobook is once again excellent.

Did the husband redeem himself? Kind of, or at least he started on the road to redemption. Overall, a good end for the series.

To Desire a Devil drinking game: whenever the hero talks of getting his titles back, take a shot.

This was... Lacklustre. I think the ending with all the appearances from previous MCs saved it.