From the Bookshelf of Reverse Harem Readers - Goodreads…

I have always loved anthologies and this one isn't an exception. I admit I'm not too knowledgeable when it comes to all things Irish (unless Irish Springs-bar soap, and Irish/Scottish Tweets & Accents count lmao). And I kind of stumble when it comes to pronouncing their names (I practically butcher them). Buuut, I'm in awe of the authors' research and efforts into making this anthology. FUN & HOT IRISH SHENANIGANS!

A Forgotten Goddess by Cecilia Randell

This is such a great mix of Egyptian an

I have always loved anthologies and this one isn't an exception. I admit I'm not too knowledgeable when it comes to all things Irish (unless Irish Springs-bar soap, and Irish/Scottish Tweets & Accents count lmao). And I kind of stumble when it comes to pronouncing their names (I practically butcher them). Buuut, I'm in awe of the authors' research and efforts into making this anthology. FUN & HOT IRISH SHENANIGANS!

A Forgotten Goddess by Cecilia Randell

This is such a great mix of Egyptian and Irish myths-something I am not too familiar with. The heroine is lit. I mean, a goddess and her quirky way of adapting the modern lingo? I had so much fun with that, I swear.

Emerald Ire (The Forgotten & The Forbidden) by C.A. Storm

This has been hot, hot & hot!!! I imagine I am going to combust on the spot. And the characters only kissed. *fans myself* Also, the concept of following one's nightmares instead of dreams??? lololol classic and definitely original. PS I want to get it on with the making little fomoire princes/princesses part hahahaha

Goddess of Mine by Tabitha Barret

This is the only non-rh entry but no less interesting. At first, I was wary of the hero as a mortal human being. I admit I felt like he wouldn't be able to be a worthy partner/lover to the heroine. But the two worked it all out in the end.

One More Night by Serena Lindahl

This one's another steamy entry, I swear. I love the f/f element. I've only had one RH series to provide me f/f material so this one's a nice surprise. I kind of predicted the heroine's going to choose that option but it didn't make the story less great. I just knew she had that tendency and I was grateful she's rewarded for that.

The Treasurekeeper (Her Irish Treasures) by Joely Sue Burkhart

Ahhh...I think this author is the ultimate queen of steam and adventures and action. Early on I've learned not to pick favorites but let's keep it just to ourselves that this entry is my favorite from the anthology. Just a tad among all entries. *Shhh!* I love love love her brand of sexy times and underdog-ish heroines.