"Black Diamond Jinn" by Mary Hughes {Review}

About the Book:

Have sex, avert doom, save the world.

The Mayan Doom is real. Government witch Amaia Jones has the spreadsheet to prove it.
Amaia is a desk-bound research wizard, living uncomfortably in the shadow of her famous Venus-magic parents. Then she discovers the world is ending. Tonight. But her bulldog of a boss not only refuses to believe her, he won’t give her the secret to calling the one force powerful enough to help-the jinn. Amaia turns to her mental guardian angel, Rafe, the darkly handsome presence who has comforted her since her parents died.

"Sensual Erotica 10: Secret Admirer" by Red Phoenix - Book Review

About the Book:

Amy wants to avoid emotional baggage by seeking a passionate night with an anonymous lover. The hotel guarantees hot sex with a mysterious stranger and Amy isn't disappointed. Her secret lover instinctively knows how to please her. Once the night is over, Amy is shocked to discover her mystery man not only knows her, but has wanted her for some time. When her ex finds out, sparks start to fly!

"Saving Sunni" by Kasi & Reggie Alexander {Release Blitz}

About Saving Sunni:

Jessie Chambers—“Sunni” to the local BDSM community—needs to grow up. Her master, Sir Rune, has told her to get a job. Her sister slave sage is struggling through college, serious as ever. Sunni goes to the local goth/kink store, The Fringe Element, and is immediately embraced by its quirky owner as the newest member of her “little family.” But almost immediately things start to get complicated. Sunni’s ex shows up, claiming he’s found God and that God wants them to get back together. A video of Sunni and Sir Rune doing a scene at the club winds up on television and all kinds of trouble ensues. Sunni must figure out a way to restore her relationships, keep her master from getting deported, take over running the store, and stop everybody else from trying to “save Sunni.”

Still Hot For You by Diane Escalera {Promo Blitz}

Excerpt:

Shay’s heart rate kicked up a notch when Dylan entered her space. She looked at her husband. Poor guy. Worry filled those pretty blue eyes that five years later, still melted her on contact. He looked beat. But gorgeous.