Books by Delphine Dryden
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review 1: Super solid anthology. I loved the first one best - Camilla's teaching her scientist neighbor how to be social and properly schmooze bigwigs at an upcoming university gathering, and when part of that involves pretending to be her boyfriend for social practice, he starts teaching ...
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review 1: Ok, I thank netgalley for allowing me to read this in exchange for a review. Total surprise how well this turned out. Not too much drama that there was eye rolling, which made me like it better. The book had a great amount of chemistry and I really thought it was going to turn ou...
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review 1: I haven't done too much reading into the steampunk genre, but I really thought the description of the story sounded interesting, so I gave it a try. I enjoyed it. Steampunk fiction relies a lot on world-building and I think the author has created a well-rounded universe in which ...
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review 1: This book was really good, better than the first one. The only thing that wasn't as good as the first book was the relationship between the characters. For Scarlet Devices I didn't feel like the characters had the deep connection that the characters did in Gossamer Wing. The s...
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review 1: Not nearly as good as the first book. Lindsey and Ben seemed like a mismatched couple. What I did like about the story was that Lindsey and Ben were brand new to the BDSM lifestyle and as such, they didn't follow through with the textbook version of how that lifestyle is "suppose...
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review 1: Surprisingly good. Well-written, good characters, a proper amount of steam for the genre, and a good length for this kind of read (there's a double entendre in there somewhere...). Allison does kind of get on the nerves a couple of times with her silly indecisions, but thankfully...
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review 1: Funnier than I was expecting. I liked the characters and that the story and their relationship made sense. (Supervisor/Supervisee romances can get ick quick, but this one acknowledges the challenges and deals with them in a way that satisfied me.) This is on the erotica end of th...