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~**~ ARC Review: Sinner (Penthouse Pleasures #3) by Jayne Rylon, Opal Carew & Avery Aster ~**~

***4 Stars*** After meeting Gabriel in Taboo I was keeping my toes crossed that we’d get more Gabriel, as well as Goliath, in another book in this series because who wouldn’t want to know more about a man who was once a priest in the Catholic faith and left it? And I was all kinds of happy when Sinner dropped into my heads and found that it was Gabriel’s story and must say that I loved getting to know the man behind the robes. Sinner was all kinds of smexy (of course) but it was also filled with heart as Gabriel search for forgiveness, redemption and what his purpose would be in this next chapter of his life. My heart hurt for Gabriel because here is a man who truly believed in the goodness that the faith he’d given his heart and soul to, but then broke when the blinders were ripped off and he realized his own ingrained sense of honor didn’t match those of his brethren and now has to find a way to come to terms with his new reality. I really liked Everly. She’s kind, open an...

~**~ ARC Review: Taboo (Penthouse Pleasures #1) by Jayne Rylon, Opal Carew, Avery Aster ~**~

***4 ‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ Stars*** This was a fun, steamy read with a little mystery/suspense tossed in and a lot of heart all packed into one very well written novella. Within the first moments of Casey, Jace and Ian colliding I wanted them to find a way to have a future together. Even though things move quickly, there was a sense of balance and rightness ~ and all kinds of smexy as hell sparks ~ between them, even with Casey and Jace’s issues stirring the pot a little, which actually brought them together a lot faster than had the never existed. I ended up falling in love with Ian (I’m thinking I need an Ian in my life), but loved Casey and Jace as well. I’m quite picky when it comes to menage romances and while this one doesn’t fulfill everything I like to happen, I find that it doesn’t bother me here because the emotional connect rans quite deep so it worked for me in the end. The writing was engaging and was quite seamless, considering that three authors were dipping ...