Review: Tucker's Fall by E.M. Gayle 3 of 5 stars

Tucker's Fall by E.M. Gayle
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Professor Maggie Cisco has an obsession with her darker cravings and that has in the past landed her in jail, the divorce courts and headlines of more newspapers than she could imagine. It is all being blamed on a bestselling book that she has actually never read. So she returns home to lick her wounds and reconsider her future thinking that her only solution is a tell-all memoir. Then a storm throws in her path rich, handsome and intense Tucker Lewis. Tucker remembers a kiss he once shared with Maggie and as he is not a stranger to scandal, he is not going to let public opinion keep him from what he wants. He will take her on a sexual journey that will open her eyes to what only his seduction will give her.

I really enjoyed this story with the complex Maggie who wanted to analyse everything and the dominant Tucker who wanted to control and protect her. It was lovely to experience her introduction to a BDSM type relationship and how she was actually more submissive than she realised as it was not exactly how she imagined or understood it to be. I loved that there was plenty of room for love in that kind of relationship and that Tucker expressed many of his emotions via his painting. Easy to read and understand. Contains mature content and content of a BDSM like nature.

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Review: Love at 20,000 Leagues by Lizzy Gayle 3 of 5 stars

Love at 20,000 Leagues by Lizzy Gayle
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Paradise Atlantis is a high tech clear dome deep in the ocean which has been developed as a holiday destination. Sam is there for a month with part of her family and the people she blames for her family falling apart. She also receives the unexpected attention of two sexy men - her longtime celebrity infatuation and a guy considered a rebel. She is immediately struck with a kind of pressure sickness causing both lowered inhibitions and blackouts. Then a saboteur uses the AI to commit murder timed perfectly with one of her blackouts. Now she needs to clear her conscience and find out exactly what is going on. The question is was she responsible or is she now making herself a target?

This story was ok. It had the love triangle, the killer using an AI to kill people and her family breakup. I enjoyed the mystery of the killer and who they were against the jeopardy of if it was her or one of the two men she was entangled with. I am so pleased that she made the right choice but that they all seemed to be able to have some kind f friendship too. Easy to read and understand. Contains explicit sexual content.

I received a free copy of this story through StoryOrigin and am voluntarily leaving a review.

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