Coronavirus Erotica Holiday Special- Yes You Read That Right (Kissing the Coronavirus 4: Covid Claus is Coming to Town Review)

We will never know peace.

The Kissing the Coronavirus series is back with a new installment, Covid Claus is Coming to Town.

If you’re familiar with this series, then I think you know what to expect. If you aren’t… I envy you.
I recommend leaving now before you learn things you will never be able to forget.

You’re still here, aren’t you?

Anyways, Covid Claus is Coming to Town follows Dr. Holly Mistletoe, who has had an… unfulfilling… year. That is, until early Christmas morning, when she hears a noise in her house and finds an unexpected guest.

Is this what the world is like now? Is this the new normal?

M.J. Edward’s third book is finally here, the sequel to Kissing the Coronavirus. And it’s exactly what you’d expect.

There’s a lot to unpack here, so before we get started sharing some choice quotes from this book, let me give you a basic plot run down.

Kissing the Coronavirus 2: The Second Wave (a great title, might I add) follows Dr. Kelly Cauldron, an orthodontist who is now forced to administer vaccines. She works long hours, with unrealistic expectations, and her sex life is taking a hit because of it. That is, until something goes wrong when she gives the vaccine to a patient who already had received it.

If you’ve read Kissing the Coronavirus, you might be able to guess what happens after that. Only this time, the smut is with both the virus and the cure.

keep reading for my full review (with some… interesting quotes)

Coronavirus Erotica Is Now A Genre? (Kissing the Coronavirus by M. J. Edwards Review)

So, if you were on the internet at the end up September, you might have heard of Kissing the Coronavirus by M. J. Edwards. If you didn’t… I envy you.

The Backstory

When this book started gaining attention from that memorable title, I knew I had to read it. And I did.

I made a couple of videos about it over on my TikTok (click here for links: x, x, x), and I even posted a review to Goodreads. And I thought that would be it. But I was wrong.

The New York Post and Daily Mail saw my review. And both quoted me in their coverage of Kissing the Coronavirus. My mom then saw those articles and sent them to my extended family. And now this is what I’m known for.

Since I’m already doomed to be known for reading coronavirus erotica, I thought I would share my review here as we prepare to read the sequel coming out on December 11th! (And don’t worry, I’ll be reviewing that as well)

Keep Reading For My Review of Kissing the Coronavirus (Along With My “Favorite” quotes)

October TBR and September Wrap Up

I can’t believe it’s actually October. We’re even halfway through the month. As much as I want 2020 to be over, wow is this second half going by quick.

Even though we’re halfway through the month, I wanted to share with you my TBR, and go over what I read in September and August!

[ Related: My Top 10 Book Releases of October 2020 ]

September Wrap Up

I got hit pretty hard with a reading slump in August, and it carried through September as well. Despite that, I did read some pretty good books. Here are all of the books I read last month: