Reviews

Don't Read in the Closet: Volume Four by Anne Tenino, K-lee Klein, Celia Kyle, David Greene, V.J. Summers, Charles Edward, Mark Alders, Selah March, K.D. Sarge, Michele L. Montgomery, Pia Veleno, Zahra Owens, Eden Winters, Elizabeth Lister, R.L. Ferguson, Taylor Law, Kayla Jameth, Fae Sutherland, S.A. Garcia, Kathleen Hayes, Ryan Loveless, Kate Sherwood, Sloan Parker, Megan Derr, Poppy Dennison, Rory Auden, K.Z. Snow, Jen Pinto

sandygx260's review

5.0

Lots of amazing stories here, full of love, lust and sex. A rockin' collection.

ilovebakedgoods's review

3.0

Some of these were good, some were a struggle, some didn't make sense.

tiggers_hate_acorns's review

4.0

Another smorgasbord of reading delights and only one was a reread [b:Whitetail Rock|12215609|Whitetail Rock (Whitetail Rock, #1)|Anne Tenino|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1312068870s/12215609.jpg|17188747]. Ones to stand out for me were, Broken by Kathleen Hayes(tissues required), Blindsided by Poppy Dennison, Romeo and Julian by KD Sarge and Taken by Kate Sherwood. Some weren't my cup of tea but none were DNF material as in some anthologies. We have a lot of truly talented writers in the MM Romance group and I thank them for giving us these stories to enjoy.

lillian_francis's review

4.0

Reviewing as I go or I'll forget what I've read. I'm reading in the order the story types appeal to me.

So far the two stand out stories for me have been
Trust by Zahra Owens
&
Freedom's Souvenir by Pia Veleno.
Both stories leave room for awkward and trying times ahead for the couples which I like. I would certainly be interested in how the future pans out for both of these couples.

I'm on a roll. Loved 'More than Words' by Fae Sutherland. Read the tag 'Guyliner' and thought 'I'm gonna hate this one' How wrong can I be?! Sweet and sexy!

See I gave up reviewing individual stories. I did search out and rate the individual stories I liked the most though.

Note to self when reading other three volumes - don't pick favourite topics/authors first, it makes the rest of the book drag and almost impossible to finish.