Books by R.G. Alexander
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review 1: Maybe it was the monthly hormones that had an affect on me but I seemed to be weeping often thru this story. Thank god for the sex scenes. For a short story, I was surprised by the little plot twist at the end. With a little more development, this could be a full length novel, an...
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review 1: 4 1/2 stars. Great start to the series.“Regina in the Sun” is Book 1 of the sensual ‘Children of the Goddess’ series by R.G. Alexander and features the charismatic Mediator of the Clan Trust, Zander Sariel and his brother Lux. Regina is an Unborn, a member of the controversial D...
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review 1: When you’ve waited centuries for release…will three be the magic number?Cursed for hundreds of years by a rejected suitor and an ultimate betrayal, Sarah Blackwood has had plenty of time to plan vengeance…and escape. When she sensed a magic that called out to her own, she instinc...
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review 1: This was a short story about a girl, Charli, who goes on a cruise w/her best guy friends, Rafael, Eric, and Simon. They have been pining for her a while and decide during the trip to admit their feelings for her. During their cruise to Mexico, the guys encourage her to explore ho...
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review 1: Well I really enjoyed this second Wicked book. It was short ans sweet and sexy hot. Magian's but be three to work there magic to the fullest. So when Harrison the baby sister of the Abbott family finds her two mated in Ric and Jacob she feels a little rebellious and hides in the ...
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review 1: Lux in Shadow is book two in R.G. Alexander's Children of the Goddess series. Lux Sariel is haunted by the death of his former lover who was murdered during an attack on his people. With the help of Arygon he must find a woman Sylvain who has the power to save his people. Her lif...
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review 1: 3 stars...though it sorta feels more like 2.5There's hardly any story and there's little cohesion, and even less character development, and we kept getting random character pov's that were totally uneccessary!It's been a while since I read it, but iirc, the first shifting realit...
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review 1: I'm not certain this is the end, though it's all that currently exists of the series. While of course, it includes threesomes and exhibitionism (this IS an R. G. Alexander book, after all, lol), I really enjoyed the story and the relationships and the magic. Not so much mythology...
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review 1: As this is a collection of three interconnected short stories, all centered around the Loa Bone Daddy, I'll review each story separately first."Release Me"This is our first taste of Bone Daddy, the Loa (a voodoo spirit) and all the games he so likes to play. For all his sexuality...
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review 1: I've read all RG's books and finished Burn with Me back in October. I got too busy to review it, but since I just finished an A.R.C. of Make me Burn, the newest installment in this series I figured I should give you my take on both books.Burn with Me is Ms. Alexander's first dip ...
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review 1: R G Alexander hit the trifecta with The Billionaire Bachelors Series. The CEO's Fantasy will have you fantasizing and keep you up way past your bedtime. The attraction between Dean and Sara is smoking. Sara and her co worker who sits across from her, oh my, you will never think o...
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review 1: I do like these "Billionaire Bachelors"! The "cowboy", Tracy, *sigh* It was really hard to think of him as a cowboy, really. Yes he owns ranches - please note that was plural. He also owns some oil fields and a private jet to get him from one property to the next. He doesn't real...
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review 1: Reviewed by IvelisseBook provided by author as giftWe all have wished on those shooting stars, but we never expect those wishes to come true. When three friends Dani, Bailey, and Kaya wished on a shooting star they knew what they wished for would never come true…especially since ...