Sarah Bailey (5)Rezensionen

The Dirty Judge is Adrian Sanders, a successful barrister turned district judge whose younger sister Annie was best friends with Matilda, Tilly, Evans. In his early twenties, Adrian finally noticed how beautiful the sixteen-year old Tilly was and how much he wanted her. Disgusted with himself he went on to ignore her until his family moved away and the two girls lost touch. Now he's thirty-five and she's twenty-eight and just started a new job at the court where he works and he still wants her.
A lovely love story with hot and steamy action.

When Clara decides she wants one night to explore her fantasies of being dominated she finds herself with Dirty Dom, Dominic, who has experience in this area. What neither of them expects is the total attraction between them. Hot and steamy, but ultimately a love story

Our Darkest Scar is a brilliant story. I confess I was worried about reading it as I am not a fan of same-sex romances (I like to insinuate myself into the story and it doesn't quite work for me) but this was such a beautiful and tortured romance that it wasn't an issue. MM sex scenes but handled beautifully.
The story revolves around Raphi and Jonah, both of whom have personal issues, but it is Raphi's problems that trip them up. The author delivers a fine examination of clinical depression and anxiety (which she reveals at the end is based on her own experience). Well-developed characters, adorable protagonists and a fascinating storyline.
Part of Sarah Bailey's 'Our Darkest' trilogy, and sequels to The Devil’s Syndicate series .

Talia and Duncan have been best friends all of their lives. He seems to have no interest in committing to one girl while Talia is a true romantic. Very close, they tell each other everything but she had withheld the information that she had quit her job as a copywriter and was writing erotic fiction under a pen-name; she only tells him now because she has writer's block. He scans one of her stories and suggests acting out one of the scenes - fully-clothed - to see if it helps. One thing leads to another and they have sex but neither knows how to move forward after this.
The portrayed relationship between these two at first is o genuine and relaxed, and the anxiety created afterwards is well described. How each come to articulate their feelings, overcoming their issues is a lovely piece of writing. Sarah Bailey has managed once more to write a love story which is sexy and tender and will have you rooting for these two. Great read.

This is the second 'Our Darkest' book that I have read, and it confirms my desire to read more of Sarah Bailey's work.
Aurora and Logan meet when she is sixteen and he is twenty and neither can understand the attraction which vies with the distrust each feels for the other. When two years later they become close, they lie to themselves and each other about the nature of their relationship and so when family pressures interfere it seems easier to let go.
A story about the uncertainty of love and desire, and the problems family issues can create. These two characters form part of a complex and complicated dramatis personae that Bailey has created across two series. They are interesting and compelling and well-worth reading about. An engrossing read.

Friends to lovers to what? Our Darkest Dare is - in my opinion - the best Our Darkest yet. The complicated Scott family with their complex history at the centre of these stories make for compulsive reading whichever strand you look at, but finally - for those who have read the other tales and seen the hints - we learn what it was that rocked Duke's life as we trace his relationship with Kira from them being sixteen until adulthood.
Friends since they were four, Duke and Kira love one another in every way, but Duke is dating another girl because both he and Kira are afraid that if they reveal the true extent of their feelings, they will lose their dearest friend.
How they take steps to show their true feelings and how things go wrong for them is the focus of this story. Can they reclaim their rightful place in each other's life and what will it take to get there?
Delightful characters, realistic emotions and heart-stopping behaviour. If it were a film you would be sitting there, fists clenched, screaming at these two. Brilliant

Scarlett is sent to work for Fortuity, an investment company run by four deviant and depraved men nicknamed 'the horsemen'. Her task is to get inside their organisation to effect their downfall. What she doesn't know is that they are expecting her.
Sarah Bailey's new series begins with an explosive sexually charged story full of forceful and forced scenes of passion, and hints about the past that has brought Scarlett into the world of these men. Again.
Brilliant and compelling. I can't wait for the next one.

I am breathless and astonished. This is unputdownable. Book 2 of the Four Horsemen takes up where book 1 left us. Scarlet is now living with the four men her adoptive father has charged her to help destroy and she is becoming more and more emotionally tied to them, whatever they do to others, to her, to each other.
But, forget the four amazingly hot men and the incredibly steamy sex scenes; this story goes way beyond that (as wonderful as that side is). The intrigue, the mystery, the danger and the passion are what make this book so outstanding. Incredibly careful plotting, hints about the past dropped with just enough force to leave the reader wanting more, and despite the curious natures of the five protagonists, enough sympathy to have us rooting for an HEA (too far in the future! I can't wait!)

Darker and more deviant, the third story in this series finally gives the reader the reason Stuart Carver sent Scarlett into the Horsemen's den, as well as what happened to them all a decade ago. There is a lot that many people would find unpalatable in this book, and it is a mark of Bailey's convincing characterisation that we accept the events so easily. There is more violence, more sexual activity and more love in this than the first two, but I am on tenterhooks for the final instalment.

The final story in this quartet about the four horsemen and Scarlett. Deviant, debauched, deadly, yet sweet, sexy and seductive. Be prepared for disturbing scenes alongside a love story to eclipse all others. Awesome writing.

Zayn is a Mafia prince, Arianna the daughter of a gangster; when she needs his help after killing someone, he makes her his pet as payment. The development of this relationship surprises them both. An unusual and erotic romance, the kind that Sarah Bailey specialises in, plays out to a background of the London underworld. Fans of Bailey will delight in recognising some characters from her other books.