Erotica – Jo Henny Wolf

Captivated by Tessa Bailey and Eve Dangerfield

Jo Henny Wolf — Fri, 29 Oct 2021 09:44:47 +0000

This book shows that a story about getting dark, scary capture fantasies fulfilled doesn’t actually have to be dark and scary. “Captivated” is a fluffy, sunshine-warm snuggle-blanket of a story, a beauty-and-the-beast treat that is at once hilarious and sexy and fucking deep. Autumn is an Australian ray of sunshine who wants to do stand-up comedy, while Blake is a hulking beast of a man who detests sunshine, people, and the outside. They couldn’t be more different, and yet they find out that they both gravitate towards the same dark fantasies — about each other, no less — through a...

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Cruel Idols by Sorcha Black

Jo Henny Wolf — Wed, 06 Oct 2021 11:59:22 +0000

At first, the premise made me hesitate, because a fan approaching a writer to get an autograph in her treasured book and then getting accused by said writer of trying to steal his manuscript is a recipe for epic second hand embarrassment. And I don’t deal well with that (which is amazing, considering my thing for erotic humiliation, but that’s my embarrassment and I’m in control of it). However, the realization of that premise is hilarious and sets the tone for the rest of the book: Vandal Stokes is every inch a dick, but Sadie meets his dickishness with acerbic,...

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The Dare by Harley LaRoux

Jo Henny Wolf — Sat, 02 Oct 2021 12:37:05 +0000

It’s hard to find books scratching that itch for erotic humiliation just right. When I picked this book up the first time, I needed a fix — and I got so much more. The Dare reaches deep behind the layers of polite, acceptable desires and exposes the shameful, uncomfortable pleasures hidden beneath… and basks in them. Lingers. With superb writing, consent is made clear even when it’s not (yet) explicit. The scenes are so intense that sometimes, I had to stop reading and walk away to calm down. Even with the more unusual kinks, LaRoux’s writing makes the desire palpable,...

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His Lady by Jane Henry and Maisy Archer

Jo Henny Wolf — Wed, 18 Aug 2021 12:51:15 +0000

What I liked about this book: Blake is resisting so hard. The age difference is a much bigger thing for him than it is for Elena, something that seems so real. Plus, I’m a sucker for friendships that start online and turn to more. Content Warnings: domestic discipline, loss of a spouse

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Act Your Age by Eve Dangerfield

Jo Henny Wolf — Tue, 17 Aug 2021 16:47:58 +0000

Why I loved this book: Wonderful writing and lovely, deliciously twisted kink. Plus, roller derby. The characters are layered and real; Ty a grumpy curmudgeon who tries to do the right thing, and Kate the quirky ray of sunshine with ADHD (hello, sister) who wants to befriend his penis. And the rest of him, of course. This books delivers the whole bandwidth of emotions, and Eve Dangerfield is an auto-buy author for me. Content Warnings: grooming (not by the hero), attempted date rape/drugging (not by the hero).

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