Three Little Mistakes by Nikki Sloane

If you are looking for a hot story of decadent tastes, you will want to read THREE LITTLE MISTAKES.

Joseph figured prominently in the first two books of the series as the owner of the blindfold club.  I didn’t think I could get into a book about him because he seemed a tad sleezy in those books.

But, when a secondary character becomes a main character, we are usually surprised and delighted to see them in a different light.  This was so true with Joseph.  The edge he had as the club owner still was there, but his feelings for Noemi made him better.

I really didn’t notice the time passing as I read this book.  It’s good.

One More Rule by Nikki Sloane

ONE MORE RULE has the couples from Book (Logan and Evie) and book 2 (Dominic and Payton) enjoying the Bachelor/Bachelorette party a week before Logan and Evie’s wedding.

It’s all steamy and passionate as the two couple do a little adult club hoping.  Rules are made and bets of the rules being broken ensue.  It’s a good book to follow up on these couples.

Three Hard Lessons by Nikki Sloane

I was sure Payton meeting her match was going to be a very interesting story, and it was original, steaming with passion and unputdownable.

Dominic was a lovely surprise and even more swoon worthy than his best friend Logan from Book 1.  When Dominic meets Payton at the Blindfold Club, the book gets put on a wild erotic ride on the other side of the world.

Nikki Sloane’s writing is so skilled the scenes are never boring or repetitive.  They make the book what it is with the backdrop of a clever story.  Read this right away - after reading Book 1, of course.

Three Simple Rules by Nikki Sloane

This is the first book I read in the Blindfold Club series.  It was a good book that pushed the edges of fictional propriety in an interesting way.

Evelyn and Logan’s romance and all it entailed with their work situation and friend situation certainly kept my interest.  That some things were left unresolved was mildly annoying, though.  I kept thinking the end was a little abrupt and come to find that while Logan and Evelyn have their HEA, the story isn’t over.

Still, it’s a good book in this genre and I’d recommend it.