Claiming Mister Kemp (Baleful Godmother, #4)

by Emily Larkin

[Heather]

I did not like this book.  I wanted to.  This book focuses on two male characters who were important in the last book.  I liked them.  I wanted to find out more about their relationship.  My problem with this one was the way the sex was handled.  I'm not a huge fan of sex in books anyway.  I much prefer slow burn romances and fade to black sex scenes.  While the other books have had sex scenes there was enough romance and character development to balance them.

In this book, there is just sex.  You don't get the romantic parts that were seen in the other books.  I think that the difference was here because it was switched to a m/m story instead of a male/virginal female story.  I don't think that is a good reason to leave out the romance and tenderness though.  Relationship development is still important and that didn't happen here.This review was originally posted on Based On A True Story