C. C. Gibbs is actually Susan Johnson, and I have always enjoyed her novels. This book is the first in a trilogy, and it's trying to capture the popularity of 50 Shades of Frey. While I have not read that series, so I can't compare, I can say that this novel is the typical Johnson romance, but ...
Way to much sex and not in a good way. I didn't really see a plot throughout the book. The characters would argue over something insanely dumb and two seconds later having sex, which doesn't solve every problem a couple has. Highly unrealistic sex scenes, the author made it seem like she would or...
This is what you call a 4-star book.I don't really understand why, but I really didn't want to put this book down - not that it was hella enticing and intrigued me so so much, but that I just wanted to finish it and see what happens. Not the best explanation cause both are pretty much the same, s...
Well, my disappointment with this second installment was a bit of a surprise since my first impression of this author was so favorable. The problem is not with her writing, but it's with the bitchy heroine she created, and it didn't seem as though the author was leaning in a direction to change ...
‘Jeez, you’re dressed!’ Dominic was sitting on the side of the bed in full CEO kit. ‘What time is it?’ ‘It’s late, baby,’ he said. ‘I figured with your shower last night I could let you sleep in. But we have to get moving.’ Sweeping the covers aside, he stood, leaned down, consciously averted his...
Gora’s yacht was anchored a half mile out in the bay, long and sleek, low to the water. Built for speed. As they approached the Flora, they could see Gora, Camelia and Titus waiting for them on the deck off the main salon. Titus was standing on the first rung of the railing, waving and shouting R...