Books by Julia Kent
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review 1: This is now my new favorite Julia Kent book!! Liam and Charlotte 's story is one that will rip you apart at the seams, but then put you back together. RAOH has your one liners, jokes, and roll on the floor funny scenes we expect from Julia. So, now I know two people to call for...
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review 1: Wow!! I totally underestimated this book! I walked into it thinking it was a humdrum smutty serial. I was so very wrong!! To my utter shock this is a fun witty romance, with only a couple kisses!!! It is a serial, but I am willing to forgive that, because all the parts have been ...
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review 1: First let me start by saying thank you to Julia Kent for sending me a copy to review...I am still laughing as I type this review...mint condoms, Easter Bunny fornicating with Alvin (Alvin and The Chipmunks)...spraying vulva and penis fountain and oral sex with lidocaine...just a ...
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review 1: I could tell after I finished the first couple of pages that I was going to struggle through this book. The story begins with Darla; a chunky, frizzy haired redneck that lives in a trailer park in the state of Ohio. As she's driving along the interstate in her jalopy, she sees Tr...
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review 1: Although I like where this is going, I'm still not clear on Dylan and Mike's relationship with each other. I also have an issue with the fact that Jill was their soul mate and it feels like Laura is a consolation prize. That they still haven't gotten over the loss of Jill in or...
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review 1: this one was a little bit longer than the 1st books. Dylan finally becomes aware that Mike is dating Laura(his Laura) & sees red. Mike tired of being the 2nd in the threesome all the time decides to see where the relationship with Laura will go & if she would be open to being wit...
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review 1: After buying all 4 in a collection I when I got to the final part of the book I was very excited to see what happens in the end. The rest of the story though a little confusing at times that I had to go back and re-read to makes sure I knew who was who. I still loved it... But th...
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review 1: Laura Michaels is trying on-line dating against her will and at her best friend Josie's constant undermining. Laura gets two hits... a hot model turned firefighter Dylan and Ski instructor Mike. The first date with Dylan ends up with a walk of shame and a misunderstanding. The gr...
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review 1: This book seemed to have a lot of potential in the beginning, but then fell flat for me. It was quite frustrating and confusing, since Lydia was a feminist, But so easily directed around and weak. She went back and forth from being weak then strong. With her strong moments only b...
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review 1: Note: I'm using this final edition as a means of reviewing the entire series. What struck me immediately about Julia Kent's writing was the effortless, believable characterization that pervades throughout each of the books in this series. In Shannon she's introduced us to a size ...
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review 1: The PremiseThe second entry in the Obedient series, Lydia Charles and and Matt Jones, aka Michael Bournham (CEO of Bournham Industries) have been caught having sex in the office and their sex tape is about to go viral. Michael tries to protect Lydia by shipping her off to Icelan...
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review 1: I was so sad when I finished reading Complete Abandon by Julia Kent. I just didn't want it to end! I loved being able to read the lives of Laura, Mike, and Dylan 6 months after the baby was born. Like almost any woman after giving birth you're very conscious of your body and the ...
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review 1: I'd like to say that this book was better than the first two, and in some ways, it was. Nevertheless, the ending just didn't feel finished. Lydia, Mike, and Jeremy become a threesome against traditional norms, and the reader is just left hanging as to how they intend to pull it o...
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review 1: This was an Okay read. I liked the first one better. Random Acts of Trust wasn't as funny as Random Acts of Crazy and I felt the story moved slow during some parts. There was a part that I thought was just way out there. The Characters are likeable, the storyline has potential...
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review 1: This is a great collection of 4 short stories some by authors I have read previous works and some where these stories were my first reading. I enjoyed the book and was completely drawn in to each story and was sorry to see each end. I loved that all took place in New Orleans. Thi...