DNFed - I requested this before I was an influencer and familiar with NG and how it works. I didn't get a chance to read it, and it's no longer downloaded on my Kindle.

I received this Arc from Netgalley. Thank you for the chance to read this book early. My review is honest and 100% my own thoughts about the book.

I really enjoyed this story. I was totally captivated and transported along with the main character. As someone who relates heavily with our main female character, I loved that she found a portal within the female bathroom at medieval world. Her knight in shinning armor is Lord Verdigris, who kidnaps Louise to be a sex slave. I really loved this funny and witty banter of a romcom. definitely fast paced and spicy.

I loved getting pulled along with Louise’s adventure through time and space. Highly reccomend

I received an advanced copy of this ebook from the publisher for an honest review. This book is well written and the characters are described well. This book is a fast paced romance. It features time travel. I enjoyed Bridget and Louise's characters. This book is for 18+ readers. It is a very sexual book. Would I recommend reading this book to anyone, yes I would. This ebook is in stores for $6.99 (USD).

This book is absolutely terrible. I don't know why I read it. I liked the time travel aspect, but everything else was inexcusable drivel.

This book contains erotic sexual encounters in a castle controlled by an immortal. Lord Verdigris travels thru different portals in time to capture and enslave women and men. A collection supervisor on the New Jersey turnpike in 2022, Louise is transported and becomes a sex slave. She plays the role of a dominant in her sexual encounters and enlists the help of her lovers and another sex slave for a way to escape. Romance with explicit sex, sex, sex. Her hero is not a knight shown on the cover. (copyright 2007)?
I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book.

This delight tale lets the reader run the gamut of emotions from rage to laughter to tears, sometimes one right after the other. I suggest reading this NOW!.

this book is a fast pace spicy rom com, it gives outlander vibes in regards to the time travel, it follows Louise (Lady Louisa) from New Jersey. One minute she's at a medieval restaurant, the next minute she gets transported back in time with a knight she met in the bathroom in the medieval time period. this is a fun story for those that just want to read a fast pace spicy rom com. don't expect an intricate story line. this reminds me of those comedy teenage sexual romance rom com movies from the 90's especially. the main female character & other characters introduced in the story are kidnapped however the sexual acts are consensual. there were some funny moments in this book and scenes that like wth? lol like later on when Louise time travels herself.. I like this book, it was a good breather book on some more serious books I've been reading. this book may not be for everyone, due to the synopsis of the book of being a sex slave in the "hall of harlots" there is a lot of spice & mature language used in the book. recommended age 18+..

This was my first novel by Judy Wilde and what a ride it was! Louise was living a relatively boring life before being transported to another time where she was met with obstacles, some sexual as she tried to make her place in this new world with little help.

What a storyline! I really loved the idea of this novel - it was out there, but such an interesting idea! Lord Verdigris is a knight who's been gifted time travel, and not unsurprisingly he's used it to create the Hall of Harlots, women from throughout time able to please and relax his most important Lords.

Louise, shocked by her kidnapping, quickly comes around and finds a way to spin it in her favor, becoming the most sought-after harlot. She makes a few friends along the way with plans to escape. What follows is some steamy sex scenes with multiple partners and inventive play.

While I can't say I loved the novel, I really enjoyed the premise, unfortunately Louise's narration of the events and how she accepts and copes with them, and frankly most character's actions as well left me skimming some sections. Louise as a character just felt messy to me without a lot of thought. There were times when I would have liked a little more in depth thought or understanding behind a situation that just wasn't there. Louise figuratively shrugged her shoulders and just accepted something entirely outlandish which was confusing. Even the moments that you'd expect conflict were over in a matter of seconds.

But if you're looking for steamy fun and a mad-cap romp as promised in the description, you've come to the right place - enjoy the fun and don't look too deep and you should be golden!

My opinions are my own and freely given.

Was ok. Not my favorite trope but I thought I'd give it a try. Idk time travel either works for me or it really doesn't. This time it just didn't. Probably on me though. I did like that the character just went with the flow and made the best of her situation but at the same time I just couldn't connect with any of the characters in this. 3⭐️

I did not enjoy this story.

From the start the main character is unlikeable, ready to leave her inebriated friend, then meets the second unlikeable character.

I received a copy from Netgalley; this is my honest review.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFOREHAND: F/F, MFM, enculade, kidnapped for s** but no rape - all consensual.
-Fun time travelling romance erotica with main characters that come from different times and places. Reads quickly with no drama.
-When there's nothing you can do about your situation, better make the best out of it and that's exactly what Louise does and becomes The Best in the Hall. Meet Lady Louisa of the Crossroads.
-Lord Verdigris is special and cares for people until he doesn't. He made many enemies and keeps them close.
-Lord Pembrooke is a gentleman, a guard and a wonderful lover.
-Louise is quick at using what she has learned through the years and puts it to good use. Many are mystified, including Lord Verdigris, and that's the fun of it.
-The Rose Knight has a sad story but his body comes back to life thanks to Lady Louisa and Madam Jasphet.
-I had my doubts about Bridget at first, but she's a great source of information, discreet, and could become a good friend to a lonely girl. But I'm a bit confused as to why she would think immortality goes hand in hand with time travelling. Immortality is explained at the very end and has nothing to do with TT.
-A bit of repeats such as at 19%, the lady has been told thrice not to wear underwear. Or that after doing it twice, we heard twice (we'll hear it again at least twice by the end of the book) that Louise can almost taste the man's spurt in her mouth when he's not there at all.

I like the fact about the novel that it is based on science fiction. Time traveling is one of my favourite genre. The author used this scientific fantasy in a wise manner. It was a short read for me. The story wasn't much engaging for me and sometimes it seemed to me too predictable.