Of course, since the teaser trailer dropped, I’ve come across some fun edits. How was your week? My few days of rest flew by, but it was lovely to have a little break. As Real was a contemporary series, this one should technically be a futuristic novel. I’m super curious, particularly considering the timeline. This one is sorta’ a sequel to Real as it features Brooke and Remy’s son, Racer.

Then, may I ask if any of you have read Racer by Katy Evans yet? I LOVED the Real series, but since then Katy’s not been able to capture my heart so completely. Please note that the screenshots are taken from the Goodreads site. Hopefully that’ll give you some “one-click” inspiration. The Scent of Winter by Tiffany Reisz, book 6.2 in the Original Sinners series.Īnd with that, let’s look at what magnificent reads October will bring: #GoodStuffĭear Bridget, I Want You by Penelope Ward and Vi Keeland, a couple of authors that never fail in the writing sense plus book cover department, and Neanderthal Marries Human by Penny Reid, book 1.5 in the Knitting in the City series. And dark Damien is yummy book boyfriend material, just like his two brothers. As the name implies, deliciously raw and very entertaining. Raw Heat by Cherrie Lynn, book 3 in the Larson Brothers series was also excellent. It gets the BIG thumbs up from me despite a little plot hole near the end. I especially liked that the whole book was written from the male protagonist’s point of view. It sported a refreshing, well researched theme plus delectable hot lovin’. Reiss was a delightful story from this smart writer. Seems like a fun place, right? Crystal, if you wanted big, here you go, girlfriend! LOL! 😉 South Korea has a penis park! Haesinang is a… uhm… progressive museum stemming from a folklore tragedy that celebrates the mighty phallus… I happened across this bizarrely naughty site by accident and couldn’t help but share.

Thank goodness for weekends, huh? Phew! Luckily I had a sensational reading week to make up for the week’s craziness.

King of code by cd reiss