ryleybanks's reviews
117 reviews

Kidnapped by the Pirate by Keira Andrews

5.0

I loved this twist on the bodice-ripper. Nathaniel and Hawk are amazing together, despite their differences, and their HEA is well earned.

A Forbidden Rumspringa by Keira Andrews

5.0

Isaac and David's story was one of the first MM romances I read from Keira Andrews, and it was the one that made me finish the series and read pretty much everything else she's written. I highly recommend this tale of forbidden love and attraction.

Crimson Chaos by Jena Doyle

5.0

This was one heck of a debut novel! The spice was SPICY and the characters compelling. And I loved the way the author set up the series for more members of the MC.

Teach Me and Other Sexy Shorts by Jeanette Grey

5.0

Fun, seggsy stories! I was able to read this in an afternoon, the perfect diversion.

Dark Lover by J.R. Ward

5.0

This book is a gateway drug. For real--you immediately pick up the next book in the series. Wrath and Beth's romance, and the introduction into the world of the BDB, is one of the original sexy vampire romances.

The Duchess Deal by Tessa Dare

5.0

Emma and Ash were so sweet together. There was plenty of spice, and just enough angst between the seamstress-turned-Duchess and her scarred war hero.

Levity by Leta Blake

4.0

Efrosin and Dmitri made an unusual and enjoyable couple, and I really liked the fairy tale dynamic for their world.

Glitch by Briana Michaels

5.0

This book was every geek girl's fantasy of who that seggsy voice is on the other end of the mic and what could happen if you meet up. Loved it--pure indulgence.

That One Night by Emily Rath

5.0

Oh man, is this an excellent setup for Pucking Around. Short and sizzling and the perfect appetizer for the first book in the series.

It Takes Two to Tumble by Cat Sebastian

5.0

I absolutely adore Cat Sebastian's books--they've got conflict without being too angsty, and the characters always make me melt. Ben and Philip here are no different, and I probably "squeed" about a million times while reading this delightful gay Regency romance.