Warning! If you have read any version of this story, you might want to revise your review to note WHICH version you've read because your feelings about the edition that you read may not reflect the version that your friends are viewing when they look at reviews for this book. When I search any edition of this book, ALL reviews for EVERY edition show - the incest version, the non-incest version, the high school version, the college version, the contemporary versions, the historical version, etc. So if you read the non-incest version and rated it highly, people might be looking at your review under the incest version and thinking that you're a fan of father-daughter sexy times (which is cool if you are; I just figured you might want to know in case you're not a fan). Just sayin'. 
 Goodreads has dropped the ball with the consolidation of every version of this story under one listing. THE VERSIONS CAN BE DRASTICALLY DIFFERENT, and I have rated different editions with different star ratings. 
 I realized that I needed to revise my review after I decided to read books 2 and 3 of this series this week and was shocked to find out that the series books MOVED the time period from present day to the past. Talk about a surprise re-write! 
 Case in point - all of these are versions of UMNB filed under the same GR page : 
 Under Mr. Nolan's Bed (original incest/blood father version; high school age) - my rating : 2 stars 
 Under Mr. Nolan's Bed (revised stepfather version; age unknown) - I haven't read but think I might prefer stepfather to blood father 
 Plaid Skirt Confessions (no incest, no relation version; college age) - my rating : 4 stars 
 Forbidden Fruit (I think this is a retitled and slightly edited version of PSC; college age) - my rating : 4 stars 
 And then we get to... 
 Temptation - Still considered a version of UMNB but is SET IN ANOTHER TIME PERIOD; historical mid 20th century with the same characters, instead of the contemporary setting like all of the other editions listed above. College age. 
 The hell??? 
 Temptation is the only UMNB version that ties into books 2 and 3 of the series because books 2 and 3 are historical. I picked up book 2 of this series not realizing that the time period had changed. I'd already read UMNB in 3 different versions, so I figured - hey, I know this story backwards and forwards. I don't need to read a 4th version of book 1 in order to be able to pick up book 2. Right? 
 Books 2 and 3 of this series, set in another time period, kind of sucked. But I will review those on another day. Maybe. 
 Either way, make sure you're getting the version that you want to read because as you can see, I've rated this book EITHER 2 or 4 stars, depending on the version. 
 I liked the hot sex (this book is porn without plot in any version, so prepare for a ton of sex and not much else...but I really enjoy how Kitt writes sex), both the f/f and the older man/younger woman scenes. It was all yummy. The incest, I didn't care for as much. That's why I rated the non-incest version higher. 
 I'm going to go ahead and delete my review for Plaid Skirt confessions and add it to the end of this review, so I don't have two reviews listed for what GR is showing as the same book, even though UMNB and PSC are completely different, right down to the ending (open ending that might turn bad in one book vs. happy in another). 
 Review for Under Mr. Nolan's Bed : 2 stars 
 Adult review for taboo erotic content. 
 Yet another book that I got sucked into because so many people were reading it and making a buzz over it. Before I go into the negatives, I'm going to say that this book was HOT and pretty darn good actually up until the last few chapters. I'm sure this book would be one that most men would loooove (barely legal fantasies, girl on girl, anyone?). 
 Not going to spoiler tag the rest because if you read the summaries or just about any review this will be mentioned, and in all honesty, it's something you SHOULD know about before picking up the book. 
 This book features father/daughter incest. Hardcore father/daughter incest. 
 Yes, I get it. The book was a taboo book. The author specifically wrote it for the purpose of being a fantasy and nothing else. This wasn't supposed to be an after school special, or some sort of moral message. Some people like to read ultra crazy taboo, and it's almost not fair to rate the book poorly when this book fits a niche genre. I've even read other incest stories (and enjoyed a few of Ms. Kitt's, actually), so it's not that I can't handle incest. I just didn't care for it in this particular story. 
 What frustrated me the most is that the incest took the focus off the main part of the story, which was about Leah and Mr. Nolan, who actually had a good thing going. There was no need for Erica (the daughter) to even get in the middle of that, especially when the scenes were snuck in almost out of nowhere near the end, and Leah went from wanting "her Mr. Nolan" to being okay with letting her friend join in with no previous mention of her wanting such a fantasy. It felt almost tacked on to me for shock value (I hate being manipulated into being shocked). I wanted Leah to get her happy ever after with Mr. Nolan, even if the age difference was huge between them. 
 Review for Plaid Skirt Confessions : 4 stars 
 This book is the same (updated) book, except without the incest, so it was a huge winner for me. I loved it. There isn't much plot, but if you like steamy, this is the one for you. Selena Kitt knows how to write the scenes, and boy does she deliver in this book. May/December romances intrigue me because they often don't work, but in this book, I was rooting for it every step of the way. I think I missed out on seducing an older man when I was 18. Darn...should've gone for it at the time, hah! 
 My only complaint is that the girls were aged to 20 in this version and put in college, which didn't work for me with the catholic schoolgirl thing going on. Is there any reason they couldn't have stayed 18? That is a completely legal age, and made the girls' lack of independence a little more believable.