Amazon reviews can always be a fun way to pass an afternoon. It’s even better if someone points you to the right place! So, check out this review for Veet for Men with the caution that it’s really not for genital use:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/review/R2QP56S5P2DEGA/ref=cm_cr_pr_rvw_ttl?ASIN=B000KKNQBK
Credit where credit is due, I found out about this review via tickld:
Grade: B+
Hotness Level: Inferno
Kink Level: No Kink
Genre: shifter, menage, serial
Series: Claimed by the Alpha Dolphins, Part 2
Published: 8/16/14
Reviewed by Kate
In part 2, Lucan and Dario (princes of warring pods of dolphin-shifters) have found Mona, the descendant of Neptune that they’ve been searching for. Now they have to get her safely back to their homes. Of course, she has to choose between them as well. Her choice will bring an end to the war between pods, will bring one pod under the rule of the other. But Mona is attracted to both of them, and choosing one prince means the other must be killed. Can she find a solution to end the war and keep both princes?
My favorite character is Dario at this point. His princely superior-to-everyone attitude had me cracking up. He tells himself he has to quit referring to her as “the human” and start using her name. He gets frustrated when she doesn’t just recognize his princely aura. Poor Dario.
Mona has become quite a firecracker. She’s been on the run with the princes for a few days and everything’s been overwhelming, but some of her spunkiness is starting to return. It was great to watch her butt heads with Dario and Lucan.
And the ending! Talk about a cliff hanger. I find myself stalking the author’s website, waiting for the release date of part three to be announced. Come on, Lyra Fawn! Write faster, please!
Have you been won over by the trend of serials yet? Do you read them as they come out or wait for all the installments to be released and then read them back-to-back?
Grade: C+
Hotness Level: Inferno
Kink Level: Moderate Kink
Genre: Futuristic, Sci-Fi
Series: The complete series, parts 1-6
Published: 2011
Reviewed by Kate
In a future world, the Davidson brothers go from planet to planet conducting environmental research. One of the brothers rescues Mikayla Noone after she was abandoned to a life of prostitution by her fiancee.
This is a serial that I read for the first time quite a while ago, back when I was a new reader in the world of menage. I picked up the first one because, seriously?! Eight brothers! How could I not at least give the first one a read through? And like any good serial, reading the first one meant I had to read the next, and so on, and so on. I find myself re-reading this serial every once in a while and decided it was finally time to write a review about it. Because each one is fairly short, I decided to give an extremely brief description of each one instead of a full blown review.
The first one, Mikayla’s Men:
The one where you continually count brothers wondering why it’s called “A Bride for Eight Brothers” when there are only 7.
The second one Sweet Captivation:
The one where the eighth brother finally makes an appearance.
The third one Wild Fascination:
The one where the animals on the new planet cause the men to get horny.
The fourth one Keen Inclination:
The one where the reader is really bored.
The fifth one Hot Inspiration:
The one where they rescue an abused woman.
The sixth one Mikayla’s Family:
The one where an old enemy appears, but you’re assured of a Happily Ever After.
If you’ve read this series I would love to hear what you thought. If not, tell me what’s the largest menage you’ve read about.
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