pickThis erotic romance is a great gender flipped version of the usual badass sexy billionaire narrative. Rai strikes a great balance of plenty of sexy times 🔥🔥🔥 but also ample doses of 💓. Tbh, it was actually a little TOO wild for me at times (group sex & BDSM just aren't my jam). Very feminist and sex-positive, dealt with the man's journey of realizing having feminist principles didn't always mean he was acting in accordance with them. #Romantsy
So the current obstacle for the couple in this romance is:
Her: I'm too sexually wild for you. This is never gonna work.
Him: Try me.
The next day...
Her: Here's a classy paper invite to a literal orgy I'm hosting at my mansion.
Him: 😲
#Romantsy
"I like hiring good, competent women. It's not our fault parasites can grow inside our wombs and wreck our bodies and imbalance our hormones."
"Um..."
"I mean, it's not our fault delightful gifts from God bless our lives. And everything else."
Hahaha
#Romantsy
so-soRec by fellow romance reader @readbyher. Finished this book in one sitting. I liked the strong and sassy heroine, and how feminist the book was. But for reasons I can't explain, I just didn't connect with the characters that much. So I wasn't as invested in their story as I wanted. Still curious about Alisha Rai's other books, especially Hate to Want You.
#romantsy #bookandcoffee
Akira Mori was partial to a certain kind of man: the kind you fucked raw and dirty until your voice was hoarse and your skin slick with sweat. The location wasn't important—up against a brick wall, in the back of a car, on a kitchen island... #romantsy #wocinromance
pickAkira gets her book! She is fierce. And a billionaire.
pickI have yet to read a book by Alisha Rai that I didn't love.
Was trying to read Stay My Fantasy (litsy can't find it 😑but it's a spinoff of A Gentleman in the Street) but my ereader died! It doesn't even light up to charge! RIP 💀👻☠👼⚰ 😭😭😭😭😭
Gentleman in the Street | 
