Tiffany Reisz – Cannonball Read 17

“Bourbon in the blood and blood in the bourbon”

The Bourbon Thief by Tiffany Reisz

May 20, 2025 by Jen K Leave a Comment

This book feels like a throw back – the characters, the melodrama and everything of the main story honestly felt like they were from a novel written in the 90s, back when Danielle Steele reigned. After Cooper McQueen discovers that the woman he brought home last night is about to walk out with a million dollar bottle of bourbon, she offers him a trade – she will tell him a story and then, she will leave with the bottle. Being bored and rich, he decides […]

Definitely not a romance story

The Siren by Tiffany Reisz

February 3, 2021 by kimberleybear Leave a Comment

[Read in ebook from public library] Content warnings ahoy. Hachi machi, y’all, this book gave me the sads. Not because it’s a bad book — this is a well-written book with interesting characters that I kept coming back to because I wanted to see what happened. But to call this a “challenging read” would be to gloss over about ten content warnings, some of which I didn’t even remotely expect. I picked this book up because The Rose, by the same author, is just a […]

Boundary-crossing erotica that’s Courtney Milan approved

August 28, 2018 by alwaysanswerb 1 Comment

It’s been a minute since I’ve written a review, and I feel like I’ve forgotten how to do it. Let’s pretend I was never gone and this is actually going to be competent, shall we? So I said right in the title of this review that this is Courtney Milan approved erotica, which is a kind of flippant way of saying she gave it a 5/5 star rating with about a billion caveats. Specifically, I’m referring to this review of The Siren, the first book […]

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