Praise (Salacious Players' Club)

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This is the first part of the Salacious Players Club series where we meet with Charlie who is pretty broke and broke and gets tangled up with her ex-boyfriend’s father in a hilarious turn of the events. We find her in the first chapters playing the role of subordinate to her dom nature to recover the rent deposit that Emmerson had given to her son, without Charlie and Emmerson knowing that they are not who they are to stay . . . From there, the spice, warmth, and connection are off the charts. Following the kinky desires of the owners, Emerson, Garrett, Hunter, and Maggie, the series is a collection of interconnected standalones guaranteed to be a little twisted, forbidden, and very salacious. This is my first Sara Cate book and by far one of my best reads of the year. I fell madly in love with Emerson and Charlie. I’m so glad it’s part of a series because I can’t get enough of this world.

Burn for Me” is a stand alone novel and was released in 2021. Everly ruined his life. It was her investigation that got his dad shipped off to jail. It’s Everly’s fault that his mom killed herself right after. She has regretted it every day since then. When he turns up in her journalism class, she knows she is in trouble.

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There I said it! This woman knows how to write a story that will live rent free forever in your mind! Ronan Kade is Daddy with a capital D. I loved him and Daisy so much! This age gap romance is the perfect addition to the Salacious Players Club series. This book is so romantically swoony, spicy, and angsty. Sara’s passion in life is to normalize a reading experience which pushes the boundaries and empowers women to own their sexuality. Things which trigger her soapbox rants are discrediting the romance industry or belittling all of its readers by calling it “trash”. Love isn't shit. It's not worth a damn thing. But time, attention, priority... those things are real, and until a man gives you those, don't give him the time of day, beautiful.” Welcome to the Salacious Players Club where the rules are simple, and the players are shameless. Are you ready to play?

Sometimes writers get so involved in the plot they can't see the wood for the trees. Hang on a sec'--that's a cliche and it's better to remove it. Emerson is the ultimate alpha, protective, Strong and very caring. He was fascinated by Charlie from day one, beautiful, brave and outspoken. She didn’t mind the stigma attached to sexual fantasies and even began to explore them with him. Not wanting to ruin her relationship with Beau, he kept his distance from her, but with each passing day he grew more attracted to her. Charlie also fell hard and fast for Emerson. For the first time in a long time, she felt special, happy, and valued. What she does not know is that under all of his tattoos is a seedy habit and a life of crime. Logan’s always had a tough time saying no. If he isn’t careful, this girl is going to be his new addiction. And his ruin, too. Illicit, kinky love blossoms between stepsiblings in Cate’s taboo but sizzling second Salacious Players Club romance (after Praise). The premise alone will turn off many readers: Mia Harris, Continue reading »

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Salacious; adj., having or conveying undue or inapprop Coming this March, a new series by USA Today Bestselling author, Sara Cate. Sometimes writers get so involved in the plot they can't see the wood for the trees. Hang on a sec'--th A place to connect writers with Beta readers. Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Libra Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who help ensure the accuracy of information about books and authors in the Goodreads' catalog. The Goodreads Librarians Group is the official group for requesting additions or updates to the catalog, including: A cliche is just one of the things to look out for while writing. They can slip in unnoticed and ruin an otherwise great paragraph. Then there's the passive voice, accents, misspelling, typos, incorrect data. The list is long. Then, I stumbled into a new job with a boss who brought me to my knees - literally. He has me do things a real secretary would never do.

She strives to be a forbidden and taboo romance author that dares to tell stories that have toe-curling heat and heart wrenching plot. She’s a soft spot for age gap, a ton of angst, and guys so bad that you just cannot help but love them. Her books have big feels and high stakes. Broken down, and wounded by my emotionally neglectful ex, I wanted someone to tell me I was good enough. Any issues with the book list you are seeing? Or is there an author or series we don’t have? Let me know! Obviously Sara Cate delivered everything again in this wonderful daddy edition of the Salacious Players Club series.

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The importance of family was another thing I didn’t expect in this book, but I think it was well done and fits the story perfectly! Both main characters were willing to do anything for their families, so the nature of their relationship tested that loyalty. I think it was a huge conflict that they had to overcome together and I loved reading about the complexity of it all! The kind and affectionate moments between them were the highlights of the entire book, which I honestly didn’t expect when I first read the blurb! The characters really cared for each other and it made the Spice Moments that much better to read.

I really admire these two, their chemistry, their dynamic, their love. The age difference and the ex-boyfriend’s father elements created the right amount of prohibition and fear. I totally enjoyed how the couple navigated the dom/sub relationship. The story is fantastic, the characters are incredible, and the writing flows very well. Praise has the perfect blend of humor, swoon, spice, and love. I highly recommend you read it if you haven’t already!This was my first time with the ex-boyfriends Dad Trope. It was actually written really well. I fell in love with Emerson along with Charlie. I especially loved how he really tried to put Beau first and was a great Dad. There were strong emotions, steamy scenes and overall great writing!