Damaged by Stoni Alexander

I loved the whole vigilante theme in DAMAGED and the suspense and intrigue of the cases Emerson and Stryker were working on.

While there is a lot of passion, I never really felt the chemistry between these two.  Their interactions, too me, varied from hot to not.

Beautiful Disaster by Stoni Alexander

The plot of BEAUTIFUL DISASTER is original and really kept my interest.  Jett St. James was my favorite character perhaps because while flawed, he was the most open and honest about it.

The secondary characters are a mixed bag.  Jericho and Kelsey really added to the story in a great way.  The roommates and their men were a little harder to make sense out of in terms of the overall story.  They certainly added the kind of spice I like in a book.

Cassidy I didn’t like that much.  She expected a lot from other people that she wasn’t willing to give herself.  She was even rather annoying in how she went back and forth in her business/romantic relationship with Jett.

I always enjoy Stoni Alexander’s writing and BEAUTIFUL DISASTER was a good book.

The Mitus Touch by Stoni Alexander

Mitus Touch was one of my favorite books because of how multi faceted and compelling Mitus was.  He is often the standard to which I measure many of my romance book heros.  I, of course, read all the subsequent books in the series mainly to get more of a fix of Mitus, if I could.  I rarely read a romance novel twice, but I am compelled to read this one again in case I missed any delicious detail.

In Walked Sin by Stoni Alexander

The “Touch” series is one of my favorites and I look forward to each then and disappointed when I have finished it.  “In Walked Sin” was a good book.  I read it from cover to cover in one sitting.  Sinclair was everything we live in an alpha - cocky, gorgeous, passionate, and protective of his woman.  Evangeline was strong, independent and I liked that she could be independent but could still appreciate someone wanting to do something nice for her without viewing it as an affront to her womanhood.

The story kept me guessing until almost the very end. I couldn’t help but develop a list of my own suspects and motives and systematically eliminate them like any good romance reader.  I did figure it out before the mystery was revealed, but I have to say it ended with a great twist.

The chemistry between Sin and Evan was hot, more than picking up from where they left off a year prior.  The best things about their relationship was the trust they had for one another to share their true self and not trying to change one another.