The two novella anthology Nauti and Wild by Lora Leigh and Jaci Burton is one of the best anothologies I have read in a long time. Both stories are good and solid additions to their respective series.

Nauti Kisses by Lora Leigh goes into the story of Rogue's brother John and Sierra, the woman who has loved him in secret for years and for whom he had an unspoken attraction to. The pair sizzle on the page, their chemistry more than palpable. The novella focuses on their love story but also h...

The two novella anthology Nauti and Wild by Lora Leigh and Jaci Burton is one of the best anothologies I have read in a long time. Both stories are good and solid additions to their respective series.

Nauti Kisses by Lora Leigh goes into the story of Rogue's brother John and Sierra, the woman who has loved him in secret for years and for whom he had an unspoken attraction to. The pair sizzle on the page, their chemistry more than palpable. The novella focuses on their love story but also has appearances by the rest of the cast of the Nauti Boys series which was a definite plus. Riding the Edge by Jaci Burton gives us the story of Wild Rider Rick and senator's daughter Ava who he is charged to keep an eye on. Rick, as the rest of the alpha males in the Wild Riders series, has had a rough past and does not believe he deserves or is able to have a loving relationship. Both characters have no idea how to properly deal with the feelings growing between them. All this happens with the usual biker suspense story backdrop and steamy scenes Ms. Burton is known for.

Both of these stories are steamy, character driven novellas with suspenseful plots. They are erotic but not overly done to the point where the connection between the characters is neglected. While the plots are interesting, they are somewhat predictable most likely a result of the novel length. The characters are what really drive both novellas. They jump off the page and seem entirely real to the readers. It's easy to get caught up on the emotional rollercoasters the characters are going through. Both of these novellas could have easily been developed into outstanding full length books. The shorter length of the stories affected the depth of the plot and characters, which was a little dissapointing. Still both stories were good and very entertaining. I highly recommend this anthology to readers who enjoy steamy romantic suspense.

Ok. First let me say that I was a little uncomfortable with the first Nauti Boy book I read. I just kept looking at the cover to make sure who the Author was. Once I told myself to just relax and give the book a try, got past my own "uptight attitude" (which believe me, I never ever would be described as that by anyone who knows me). So once I let myself just roll with the story line and tried to see how things could be that way, I understood it a lot better and even got fairly comfortable wi...

Ok. First let me say that I was a little uncomfortable with the first Nauti Boy book I read. I just kept looking at the cover to make sure who the Author was. Once I told myself to just relax and give the book a try, got past my own "uptight attitude" (which believe me, I never ever would be described as that by anyone who knows me). So once I let myself just roll with the story line and tried to see how things could be that way, I understood it a lot better and even got fairly comfortable with the story. At that point, I was totally hooked on the Nauti Boys. Make sure tho' that you also get the book that is about Sheriff Zeke Mayes and the chick who owns the "biker bar" (lol right...) and she goes by her middle name of Rogue Walker. Oh boy, what a treat. You will laugh and squirm at how hot and heavy things can get. Whew - I went looking for the hubby when I finished one of these books!

I have throughly enjoyed Ms. Leigh's Nauti series and am very sad to see it end. I really wish this book had been longer. It was also nice to revisit the Mackays briefly. I cannot however give it more than four stars because of an inexcusable continuity error between Nauti Intentions and this story. When John is introduced in Intentions he is described as "Overly long white blond hair fell almost to his shoulders and framed hard, slashing features." In this book the description is "The sun ha...

I have throughly enjoyed Ms. Leigh's Nauti series and am very sad to see it end. I really wish this book had been longer. It was also nice to revisit the Mackays briefly. I cannot however give it more than four stars because of an inexcusable continuity error between Nauti Intentions and this story. When John is introduced in Intentions he is described as "Overly long white blond hair fell almost to his shoulders and framed hard, slashing features." In this book the description is "The sun had bleached his thick, light brown hair almost blond..." How did an error like this get past editing and proof-reading? It didn't ruin the story for me, but it did annoy me greatly.
I have not read the second story. I enjoy Ms. Burton's books so I will probably buy the prior books and read them in order.