Alisha Rai is an utter gem. There, the truth is out. I completely adore her work. Her books are steamy, adorable, and full of diverse and kick-ass heroines and hot af heroes! In addition to her amazing work, she’s an excellent speaker and I was lucky enough to attend a discussion by her at RT 2017. I believe the discussion was about heroines and she, Sonali Dev, and HelenKay Dimon gushes about Lisa Kleypas’ Sara Fielding during the panel. I was also lucky enough to attend a signing/discussion between her and Alyssa Cole in Jersey City last year. As for her books, I started reading Alisha with her Bedroom Games series which a fun, erotic reunion story. After that, I delved into her Pleasure Series and fell in love with her MFM Glutton for Pleasure! Continuing with her erotic books, you can’t skip A Gentleman in the Street. Akira was introduced in the Bedroom Games series and I loved that she got a book. She is a standout heroine and the relationship between her and Jacob steams up the windows! Honestly, you can’t go wrong with any Alisha Rai book.

Meeting Alisha Rai at RT2017

Alisha Rai Recommendations: 

• Bet on Me
• Glutton for Pleasure
• A Gentleman in Street
•  Hate to Want You
• Wrong to Need You
• Hurts to Love You

Author Bio: 

Alisha Rai writes award-winning emotionally complex contemporary romance novels and is frequently sought as a speaker on a range of topics covering romance and media.

She is the first author to have an indie-published book appear on Washington Post’s annual Best Books list. Her books have also been named Best Books of the Year by NPR, Vulture, Entertainment Weekly, Amazon, Kirkus, Bustle, and Cosmopolitan Magazine and her novels have won the RT Reviewer’s Choice Award for erotic and contemporary romance. When she’s not writing, Alisha is traveling and tweeting.

For inquiries, comments, etc., please contact Alisha directly via email or @ her on Twitter.

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I’m Melisa! I’m an avid reader. I love romance novels and decided, hey, why not write about what I love and hate about the genre. And my favorite books. And when I get to meet authors. And all round why romance novels are awesome. Expect a lot of fan-girling, laughter, and some tears. View all posts by SomewhereLostInBooks