Review: it's ok
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 8, 2014
It's not everyday you walk into court and have the judge excuse himself from the case because he's in love with one of the attorney's.  Never mind that the attorney and the judge have never met in person before that day.  It was an eloquent delivery on the judge's part.  The attorney, however, wasn't buying it.Elise, the attorney, was skeptical that true love even existed much less that it was insta-love.  Never letting anyone close enough to see if she could love she was running far from Judge Jack "Blackjack" before he could claim her for himself.  She proposed sex dates.  No love.  Just sex.Now while they were sexing it up it was annoying having to hear Elise deny that she had any feelings toward Jack the majority of the book.  I mean really woman...just admit it already.  I get that she didn't want to fall into the insta-love but after months of dates both sex dates and regular dates she was willing to walk away.  Willing to set Jack up with her best friend.  Who does that?  It's not normal for women.  We try to divorce emotions but it just doesn't happen.I thought this book would have knocked by socks off...instead it was okay.  I was gifted a copy of this book by the author for an honest review.