Review: 4 stars!  Book 1 of ?  Quick, humorous, yet erotic read with a obsessive, troubled, sexually addicted gynecologist hero!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 27, 2013
After downloading it I just meant to peek a little, but before I knew it I was pulled by the unusual, slightly humorous storyline, corky heroin and damaged hero.  This is a quick read, 100+ pages.This story is told from both the hero's and heroin's POV.  Sofia Ann Parsons (mid twenties/homecare nurse-wanna-be baker/auburn hair/blue eyes) has, on a dare from her girl friends, scheduled an appointment with a gynecologist she has been crushing on at her grocery store - Dr. Daniel Fletcher, "Mr. Vagina" (thirties/gynecologist/dark hair/blue eyes).Sofia is sweet, corky and very naive while Daniel is a troubled, dark hero, a self-proclaimed "sophisticated slut".  The story immediately hints to sexual abuse in Daniel's childhood and in his attempt at pain management he is controlling his sexual addictions by pleasuring anonymous women, while denying himself.  Dr. Sex-addict gynecologist, who has never been in a relationship, constantly in search of his next submissive, meets Ms. Naive Romantic.  Well, if did not hint at a train wreck I don't know what would have.  Needless to say their first several encounters are (humorous) disasters.  While Daniel is home reprimanding himself for his sick twisted desires and needs, Sofia is at home chatting with her girl friend, falling in love... and searching the internet for ways to fix/save him.For me this was a quick, cute and very sexy read all baked into one.  I did not realize this was going to be s series, but to me Daniel's and Sofia's story wrapped up pretty happily with a sort of cliffhanger (involving a family member) in epilogue.***Hero rating:  4 starsHeroin rating:  3.5 starsStory line concept rating:  4 starsStory ending rating:  4 starsSex scenes rating: 4.5 starsSex scenes frequency: 4 stars******************************Overall rating:  4 starsWould I recommend this book: Yes.Would I re-read this book: Probably not.Would I read future books by this author: Yes.