I was also researching the different levels of sexual/eroticness between the stories to assist in my own learning/writing of my own stories romantic scenes. Just in case you were wondering, the answer is 'yes'. Although not at the same level of eroticness they are definitely worth reading. As enjoyable as the “Good Intentions” series is, the Demon Accords are just as good. I take my hat off to John for his amazing stories. Also, I just enjoy the raw power of the main character and how it's welded into an incredible plot line. No matter how powerful you are, there are always things that make you vulnerable. I know some people might instantly think that an overpowering man character would make for a dull story, but that’s entirely not the case. For those of you that have read Flight, then I expect you can understand my interest in how he handles his characters stories.

What’s really interesting about John’s main characters are that they are so incredibly overpowered. I can research and learn while enjoying great stories. It’s one of the best things about writing. It’s not that I’m not fully enjoying the writers I talk about in my blog, but there are really important examples of how the writers have done something in particular that I’m also researching. Since I’ve started writing there is never just a “pleasure read” so to speak. Conroe some well deserved reviews for his writing.

I’ve had a couple friends point this series out. An amazing series btw if you’ve hadn’t checked it out yet. Even though this was a short week I’ve managed to squeeze in several more novels from John Conroe’s Demon Accords.

Good Intentions by Elliott Kay