The Hinky Brass Bed

by Jennifer Stevenson

Overview

Too much of a good thing...is just enough
Lord Randy was bad in bed in 1811, so his magician-mistress turned him into a demon with a curse: "You don't get out of this bed until you satisfy 100 women!" Lucky for Randy, two hundred years later, con-artist Clay finds the bed and uses it to "cure frigidity!"
Clay's scam works until that foxy fraud investigator arrives. Lucky for Clay, fraud-cop Jewel has a weakness for hunky con men!
Jewel is the hundredth woman, and she frees Randy--now he's her booty slave, and her case against the con artist dissolves in a hail of hormones. Lucky for Jewel, she's got a lusty libido!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940151286367
Publisher:	Book View Cafe
Publication date:	09/03/2013
Series:	Hinky Chicago , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	NOOK Book
Sales rank:	134,186
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Jennifer Stevenson finds new uses for old incubi. She feeds crows, speed skates, eats bacon, and pretends she’s fixing up her house. She lives in Chicago with her stagehand husband and two cats. Find Jennifer on Facebook as JenniferStevensonAuthor.

Editorial Reviews

I just discovered Jennifer Stevenson's wacky, wonderful series, and plan to read more in it soon. As others have said, her stories are original, amusing, and pretty darn hot! There are nods to romantic fantasy, but the tone here is sly and subversive, while staying light and fast-paced. Her heroine Jewell is definitely her own boss, though susceptible to the charms of men, and she manages to call the shots with two hunky guys, one of whom literally sweeps her off her feet... five stars

Sara Stamey

I've read the whole Brass Bed series, and I enjoyed them all as much as the first one. I've also read several other books by Jennifer and I feel that she is getting better and better. This is a good author to follow. five stars

Rebecca Jaxon

I really enjoyed this book. It's quirky, it's well-written, the premise is imaginative and the development works. Yeah, it's a light read; at times hilariously funny, often witty as well, which is a different and even better thing. I love that in a book. It's got depth, and so do the others in the series. This author has imagination to spare! I can hardly wait to see what the author does next. five stars

Elaine McCarthy

It's witty, it's zany, I read it on the train and spent a happily distracted time. It takes place in a confused half-magical future Chicago where odd incidents (pigeons have started smoking cigarettes, some homeless kid has a Genii in a bottle that he's renting out, causing havoc) are never explained -- much to the betterment of the book, I think... I found the characters delightful, the dialogue zinging, and the fast-paced leap from outrageous situation to outrageous situation refreshing. *****

Kyle Cassidy

I loved the idea of magic overrunning Chicago, to the consternation of the city leaders. The dialog between the personalities was witty and thoroughly entertaining, and I plan to read more of this series! four stars

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