Caught on Camera by Lily Harlem

Everyday decorator, Reece Carter has his world turned upside down when he encounters handsome gardener Cade Davenport for the first time. Going about his daily decorating job, Reece can't help but notice the hunky gardener with his bulging muscles and it isn't long before he lets his imagination run wild.
He takes 5 mins to just stand and drink in the fine form of this man who is expertly tackling the lawn ....only to be caught! Reece plucks up enough confidence to go and offer Cade a drink and it isn't long before things turn a little naughty.
It's been a long time since Reece has had any male attention and is amazed by how much he craves the feel of another man. What follows is hard, fast, horny, rampant sex in various locations around the garden as Cade certainly seems to know what he's doing. The early arrival of the occupants of the house soon puts a stop to their antics, but Reece can't help but wonder if more is to come. Cade had really left his mark on him and he couldn't wait to hopefully meet up again.
It seems that Cade had similar ideas when he later sends Reece a text message, but all is not as it seems!

Lily writes with such passion and vigour making this a really hot little read. It's the first book M/M book I've read and although I did struggle a little, I still really enjoyed it. I look forward to reading part 2.

Find all the info on this serial from the gorgeous Lily Harlem here 
Grab Part One NOW as it's currently FREE on Amazon.co.uk

The Pearl Necklace by Geraldine O'Hara

I received this book as a review copy in return for an honest review.

When Sasha Hillary responds to an online newspaper article regarding slimming pills, she has no idea just how much her life is about to change. Sasha is soon thrust into the spotlight as The Pink Pill Diet Woman, and struggles to deal with all the media attention ......a far cry from her previous employment as a wedding planner!
Many women dream of living the Glamour Girl lifestyle but for Sasha, the constant messing of hair, make-up, clothes etc ready for TV/radio interviews leaves her feeling less and less like her old self. The fantasies in her head are her only escape from realism and thoughts of her hunky bodyguard are often at the forefront of her mind.
Can Sasha make those fantasies a reality??

The Pearl Necklace is a great little read and it didn't take me long to reach the end .....I couldn't put it down! It's very tongue-in-cheek which I really loved, and has a good mix of humor and sex with a great little story line. Written in the first person, this story is not only well written, but is also very believable! I had to stifle a few giggles here and there and couldn't help but let out the odd gasp.
I'd definitely recommend this book to anyone who's looking for something a bit sexy but with added humor.

The Pearl Necklace by Geraldine O'Hara is available to buy from....
Amazon.co.uk for £0.77
Amazon.com for $1.17

An absolute bargain so go get yours now!!

Madam by Becky Adams

I noticed that Becky Adams was asking for bloggers to review her new book on twitter so wasted no time in expressing my interest. A few tweets later and I was sent a digital copy of the fabulous new book 'Madam' ....I couldn't wait to get started!

I've always been interested in the sex industry and how things work, but it's very rare being able to hear it all from the horses' mouth so to speak.
When prostitution or brothels are mentioned in todays society, most people generally assume the girls involved are drug induced and living in poverty or fear, although this isn't always the case as outlined in Becky Adams new biography 'Madam'.

The book begins by giving a little backround info about Becky's childhood and the difficult relationship she shared with her mother before moving on to becoming owner of a topless carwash, brothel Madam and sex toy seller. She really has seen and done it all!

Who'd have thought that by simply keeping an eye on a good friend and making sure they were safe, could lead to a life of brothels, puppets, dildos and dongs?? Sounds bizzarre, but that's exactly how it all happened for Becky Adams.

Starting out by dropping her good friend off for jobs to ensure her safety, things quickly progressed for Becky until she was actually arranging jobs herself, and before long, needed to find more girls and somewhere to work from! Madam Beckys Massage Parlour was to be the answer to it all.
Although faced with problems every step of the way, Becky proceeded to defy all the odds and become one of the most successful and well respected Madams on the circuit, even appearing on the Trisha show and This Morning as well as 'Person Services', a docu-soap which ran on ITV in 2003.

'Madam' seriously opened my eyes, and I thought I knew it all! Who'd have thought that hand puppets could bring so much satisfaction to a person ...especially a puppet like Spanky the monkey (you'll have to read the book to find out more). One particular incident had the tears streaming down my face and all I'm gonna say is 'Pat-O-Gram' - again, if you want to know more, get the book!! People come from all walks of life, and they never cease to amaze...what shocks one is sure to excite another, and there's certainly no shortage of strange and amazing people in Madam.
Although business was booming, things weren't quite so great for Becky herself. The daily battle with not only the irate neighbours, police and authorities, but also her own girls and her competitors, soon began to take its toll.
Most people assume that running a brothel would be an easy job, but after reading 'Madam', I see that that is far from the truth. There is so much more involved than just taking calls from wanting men and arranging a lady to satisfy them. Everyone out there seems to become the enemy, all wishing to see you fail and putting obstacles at every given opportunity. It takes a really strong person to overcome all those obstacles and I have the utmost admiration for Becky Adams and what she has achieved. She is living proof that alot of madams and prostitutes are in fact highly respectable women, many who work to fulfil their own fantaies as well as earn a few quid.

After 20 years in the business, Becky Adams gives a very honest and entertaining account of her life which brought a few shocked gasps, some schoolgirl giggles, hysterical laughter and a little sadness too. I'm sure that after reading Madam, many will change their opinion of sex workers and those who fight daily to ensure their safety. Well done Becky and thankyou for giving me the opportunity to review this for you, it's been an absolute pleasure and I wish you every success in the future.

'Madam' by Becky Adams is available to buy from madambeckyadams.co.uk and also from  Waterstones at a cost of £9.99.
She will also be doing book signings at the following:
The Old Queens Head, Islington on February 7th between from 8pm till 10pm
The Greene Room, Milton Keynes on February 10th from 8pm till 1.30am
Waterstones, Milton Keynes on February 12th from 12pm till 3pm