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RECENSIONE: "IL SUO CLIENTE" di Ava March
RECENSIONE: “IL SUO CLIENTE” di Ava March
TITOLO: Il suo cliente TITOLO ORIGINALE: His Client AUTORE: Ava March TRADUZIONE: Victor Millais CASA EDITRICE: Triskell Editore GENERE: Storico LIVELLO DI SENSUALITA’: Molto Alto E-BOOK: Sì PREZZO: € 3,99 PAGINE: 128 USCITA: 25 Novembre 2016 LINK DI AMAZON: Il suo cliente
TRAMA: L’amore non avrebbe dovuto far parte dell’accordo…
A ogni visita al bordello di Madame…
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Honorary Blogger Ava March: 5 Fun Facts about Convincing the Secretary
Honorary Blogger Ava March: 5 Fun Facts about Convincing the Secretary
5 Fun Facts about Convincing the Secretary by Ava March Grayson was originally named Alistair. As I was fleshing out the book’s concept, my very good friend, Cooper Davis, started working on a book with an Alistair. I didn’t want to be a copycat girl, so my Alistair became Grayson. I think of this as my ‘alphabet’ book. The heroes’ names are Edward Fenton and Grayson Holloway = EFGH. I didn’t…
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Book Review - Convincing the Secretary
Convincing the Secretary by Ava March My rating: 4 of 5 stars I thought this was a well done little novella. I’d never read the earlier books in this series, but this definitely can stand on its own. The forbidden feel of this romance was strong, between the boss/secretary angle and the mild BDSM aspects, all covered in a tasty layer of danger because of the historical reality of the need to be subtle about their relationship. I was really happy to see that Ms. March took time to develop the characters instead of focusing strictly on the hot, smutty sex and the story was all the stronger for it. If you’re looking for a little shot of M/M in an historical setting, I would recommend this. I’ve found a new M/M author to follow. **ARC provided by publisher via netgalley for review** For more reviews, visit View all my reviews
What I Love (Advent Edition)
What I Love (Advent Edition)
It’s no secret to those who know me, just how much I love Winter Holiday stories—be it Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Yule… whatever… I love the happy, sweet feel of them. Because truthfully, there’s nothing better on a cold day than to sit in front of the fire and read a happy ending
So now, at the beginning of December, I thought I’d share with some of my favorite Advent stories.
Where You Lead
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Writing Trilogies: A Chat With Ava March and KJ Charles + Giveaway
Writing Trilogies: A Chat With Ava March and KJ Charles + Giveaway
Fiction Vixen is pleased to welcome Ava March and KJ Charles today. Ava March and KJ Charles KJC: The third book of your Gambling on Love trilogy (Viscount’s Wager) is coming out at the same time as the first of my Society of Gentlemen trilogy (A Fashionable Indulgence). Both of these are closely linked trilogies about three couples; we’ve also both written trilogies covering the same couple…
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Viscount's Wager Book Review *Ava March*
Viscount’s Wager Book Review *Ava March*
Anthony, Viscount Rawling, knows exactly what he wants in life and he isn’t above having a look about London for it. When he spots recently widowed Gabriel Tilden at a ton function, he thinks he might have found love…again.
Gabriel is as gorgeous and reserved as he was when he broke Anthony’s heart seven years ago. But they were only adolescents then…surely Anthony won’t hold the incident…
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Giveaway Winners!
It’s time to pick some giveaway winners!
So, the winner of an ebook copy of Falling by Barbara Elsborg is… (more…)
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A Blogger Girl Interview with Ava March + Giveaway
A Blogger Girl Interview with Ava March + Giveaway
Heather C: For those who follow The Blogger Girls, they may have recognized that I’m pretty much the only one that reads and reviews historical romances. Any thoughts on how to convince readers that historicals are just as good as contemporaries? (For the record, you totally converted me with your Brook Street series)
Ava: I think historicals are more fun than contemporaries because the reader…
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