Billionaire Romance Boxed Set: 7 Steamy Full-Length Novels

Just finished Sandstone Affaire and loved the book. These main characters are fun and somewhat unpredictable, especially Julia. Most men would eventually just throw in the towel with her stubbornness but our hero fights for her as well as with her. He pushes and supports her with love and reasoning. The author gives Julia a sense of humor I loved and made her someone to cheer on.

Sandstone affair by Priscilla West - 4 stars. I wasn't sure weather Julia could trust Mark or not. They had an interesting relationship with its highs and lows and I was wondering what he was getting out of it by helping her. You get the answers in the end and it is good to see Blake get what he deserved. Bonds of attraction by Alana Davis - 2 stars. I was up and down with this book. It was a good story but Julie's fantasies annoyed me. Her fantasies were so detailed in the book and when she finally slept with Leon it was not as detailed as her fantasies. Julie was dreaming more than she was living. Winner takes all by Sherilyn Gray - 3 stars. This was an interesting story and it was good to see that when something went wrong Damien believe Sasha. Most books have the boy not believing the girl until she is proven innocent. The only disappointment in this story was there were quite a few errors in the writing. Bound by fate by Sherilyn Gray - 3 stars. This story got better as it went on. There were a lot of detailed sex scenes at the start and not much of a story but finally you started to find out more about how Dove lost her memory and then the story started to get a lot more interesting. One last dance by Angela Stephens - 4 stars. I loved this story. Sophie and Henry story was sweet and it was lovely that they got their HEA in the end. His ever touch by Harriet Lovelace - 4 stars. Vance had loved Courtney from their school days but was to shy to ask her out. Finally he gets the chance to seduce her years later but his secret almost ends them before they even started. Terrific story and beautiful ending. His secret desire by Alana Davis - 4 stars. The relationship developed between Alex and Sam was very fast. Alex threw her in the deep end and she never faulted. It was good to see that Henderson never won with all his scheming. I loved the ending and epilogue was good as well.

This book set is amazing. It has all the laughter, tearing eyed moments and some of the most sexiest, hottiest, holly hell sex you could want to read! It's hard to put it down. This is a book set you really need to read. It's absolutely not meet for kids or ones who don't like detailed SEX or BDSM IN SUCH DETAILS! HOPE YOU ENJOY IT.

The books are part romance and part suspense. They’re full of romance and intrigues. Heroes vs. villains in this series.

Here we have a set of 7 stories, steamy... yes, romantic... not so much due to the overwhelming lacking in substance. All 7 of these books focused so much of their entirety on sexual gratification that I felt there was just too much lacking in story and character development. Lesson of the day: Sex does NOT equal love. The men are dominant and into BDSM, so if that's your thing, you'll like this set. The idea of some of the more "extreme" BDSM doesn't go over well with me, and although I can maybe understand that there are truly women out there who can get off on the severity and cruelty of it, no matter how I think about it, I just simply can't reconcile it with a healthy state of mind. That's just me stating my opinion on the subject. Anyhoo.... Spelling and grammar errors run rampant, but some of the books are admittedly better in that department than others, so I can't say that all seven are horribly in need of an editor... but most are. Here's a summary of my take on the 7 books in the set: The Sandstone Affair by Priscilla West - Julia is a bitch, plain and simple. Other than the fact that the author occasionally throws in a touch of humanity to her personality by telling us that she cares about her ailing father, she really doesn't show evidence of caring about anyone but herself. She admits in her own mind that she's a bitch, but that's as far as her remorse goes. She's a selfish snarky bitch. Mark deserves better. He's cared about her for some time, although I'm clueless as to why. He does seem to enjoy "punishing" her, but let's face it, who wouldn't get tired of her attitude and decide that she deserved a bit of discipline after being her punching bag for so long? The sex scenes are erotic. There are minor editing errors in this book, not as noticeable as some of the other books in the set. Bonds of Attraction by Alana Davis - I can't really say I liked this book at all. I wanted to be able to like Julie but she's cold and impersonal, avoiding all manner of relationships, even simple friendship. She's a total loner and she likes it that way. She occasionally goes out and picks up a one night stand, uses them and tosses them aside. She's not bitchy, but she's not particularly likable to me, either, and I think that some story and character development would've gone a long way in helping that. There just wasn't enough substance to help make a better connection with Julie's character. ...And then there's Leon. What an ass. The author tries to throw a small dash of humble pie on him and make us like him due to a tragic event that happened in his past, but it just wasn't believable to me. I didn't feel it. The sex scenes were erotic, ...but most of them were playing out fantasies in Julie's mind, rather than actually taking place between the H/h in the story and building any type of development to a relationship. Therefore, the fact that they were able to end up caring deeply about each other was totally unbelievable because there was nothing to base it on. They had one tender moment, but otherwise they were angry at each other more than anything else. There were some annoying holes in the story, and things just didn't always jive with me, but at least there weren't a ton of spelling errors. Winner Takes All by Sherilyn Gray - Sasha and Damien's story is one of the better ones in this set. They're both likable characters, their passion seems believable, and you want them to have their HEA. My main issue is that there isn't enough story and character development to really feel like you're in the story with them. There are too many gaps in the story and some of it just simply isn't very believable. For example, the scenario with her extortionist brother is just so wrong and unbelievable; there was another odd sideline story that just didn't fit and wasn't believable, mainly due to rushing through to find the ending rather than actually developing the story. An editor would've been helpful, as there were some errors. Bound by Fate by Sherilyn Gray - Dove was living on the streets for 2 years, and has no memory of anything prior to that.... with the exception of an obviously advanced knowledge of art and art history. I do take issue with this part of the story, due to the fact that she still has an extensive and educated vocabulary, ...and yet she no longer knows how to read. Hmmm, c'mon now, is this supposed to be believable? She's taken in and given a job working for Victor as a maid, receiving free room and board, but she also must sign a contract to be his sex slave. Victor gives her the name "Dove", since she doesn't remember her own. As the story moves along, she's not really so much a maid as Victor's companion/submissive. They start to care for each other, and it seems somewhat believable, although I never really got into it. There were definite errors in the book, things that just didn't jive. An editor could've/would've/should've caught these things. It was an okay story, but not great by any means. One Last Chance by Angela Stephens - Ah, yes, Sophie and Henry's story. Of the seven books in this set, this was my favorite. There were some romantic qualities to this one that were lacking in the others. Like the others, it is a short story, so there is some story and character development lacking, but the author did as well as could be done in that number of pages. Henry and Sophie share a passion that is hot and believable. Henry.... yummy hotness. His Every Touch by Harriet Lovelace - This one wasn't at the top of my list, either. Not all of it is bad. Courtney is likable. She seemed like a nice and sensible enough person, but she immediately and willingly handed over her backbone and became Vance's submissive puppet in order to save her job; speaking of which, as the story progresses, she really never seems to "work". If they're not actually having sex, they're fantasizing about sex. Vance had a freaky obsession that was totally misplaced and he went WAY over the top in "seeking his revenge". That aspect of the story just didn't work well for me. If he had simply been in love with her for so many years, that would've been one thing, but the freaky revenge twist was just weird and degrading. Vance is into some of the more extreme BDSM, and as I stated earlier, that doesn't sit well with me. Anyways, all of a sudden, they both realize that they love each other, they have sex, and they live happily ever after. Hmm. His Secret Desire by Alana Davis - The premise of this story is not bad. In fact, if done right, I would've really liked it. Samantha and Alexander's story is simply too short, though, in order to do it justice. The plot, the storyline.... the glimmer of it is there, but just too underdeveloped. As is, there are too many gaps and everything happens WAY too fast to make it believable. It needed to be developed over time in order to make Samantha's rise to the corporate top believable. I liked Alexander's character and liked what he was trying to do. I honestly didn't really like Samantha, though. Although Alex made claims as to how much she earned each and every promotion.... um, no she didn't. She was more concerned and obsessed with jumping his bones at any and all given moments, especially at the most inappropriate and unbelievable moments. For example, she's at her very first "event" with her new promotion as his assistant, and she's standing in front of dozens of news reporters, and she can't even focus on anything besides fantasizing about having sex with him right there on stage in front of the news staff. Then their lives are in danger, and at the same time he's fighting against the clock to figure out how to get his company back, but she's mad because he doesn't have time to have sex with her. At her next opportunity, though, she doesn't take no for an answer.... mind you, their lives are still in grave danger, and his company and thousands of jobs are on the line, but we all know what's really important, right? That Samantha gets her fix. C'mon.

Good, but not great books. Steamy but not as good as 50 Shades. Actually skipped over a few of the stories because they were slow and repetative.

Very cute stories! Kinda predictable at times. Need to have stronger women in the books I liked the last book a lot because she was a fighter ! Was over all good read!

I love this boxed set and the richly developed plot lines..... the sexy depictions of the characters and the plot twist were great. If you are into erotica, it will certainly steam up the glasses, maybe the contacts, but for sure the sheets! Enjoy! She is a terrific writer.

Oh yeah this series is a good one to get wrapped up in

Don't billionaires have a lot of fun. Well not my usual type of reading but due to happenstance I downloaded this collection. A series of stories featuring strong powerful men who are masters of all they survey intent on controlling every aspect of their lives even their sex lives. They thrive on being aggressive in the board room and the bedroom. They are all very handsome sensual and sexual. They seem to be drawn to women who on the surface appear fragile in some way but in reality they are strong they are survivors and they themselves are sensual and sexual. The women they choose make them question their life style choices and examine their own frailties with surprising results. Explosive. Enjoyable stories.

I couldn't give this set the full five stars because the quality of the stories was very variable. They go from one that was so bad I couldn't read it to some that I stayed up late to finish. I would recommend this set however as very good value for money.

These stories I believe are every womens fantasy. I even cried in some parts. Very good reading if you feel a bit down in the dumps they make you feel better in many ways. Very explecite but in a sensious way. I would recommend these if you want to make yourself fell better.

Great Books. It is fantastic to be able to get so many together.