Yay!

The first review for Unnatural Calamities is out. It's fairly positive, but that Summer Devon is losing the smut. Hey she still likes the tension, it's just she doesn't write the pages and pages of sex as often.



Maybe she should get back in the habit because, damn, one of the comments shows that the review seems to have chased off a potential reader.



But it has some good quotes. Here's one: 

The
secondary characters are funny, delightful and interesting.  I would
like to see more of them. Unnatural
Calamities is a great light read, perfect for an afternoon escape when
you want to laugh.



 I should put up one of those quizzes no one ever answers.

Should Summer Devon get back in the saddle and remember she writes fun smut?

Should she at least put the same number of words of sex in each book so people know what to expect?

Are you annoyed when an author's focus changes from book to book? 

Except I forgot: this book was written before Summer took off, actually. It's an old book.