Review: Brat Meets Her Match
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 10, 2013
This book is the third in a trilogy. Mairead Kavanagh is an Olympic level gymnast. Her mother died when she was six, and her father, a high ranking politician, has tried to make it up to her by spoiling her rotten. She is finally kicked off the team when she decides to take a week off without good reason and then sasses her coach when she calls her on it. Mairead is a dare devil and seems to thrive on getting into trouble. Finally, James, her handsome chauffeur takes matters into his own hands and gives her the spanking she's had coming for years.Mairead, has had a crush on James since she was 15, and as she has grown into a woman, James has grown to love her, too, although neither has admitted their feelings to the other. When one of Mairead's many escapades ends with a young man being murdered after rescuing her from a dicey situation of her own making, a dark mystery begins to develop that threatens not only her life, but the lives of those around her. When she and James give in to their desires, she finds that he believes in domestic discipline and that she likes it.In this installment, James and Mairead are in an established relationship, but Mairead is having some difficulties getting a recent kidnapping and murder attempt against her. James thinks she is unstable and suffering from PST because she keeps thinking she is seeing her recent attacker. He is helped along with this illusion by the devious Adele, who wants to get rid of Mairead so that she can have James for herself. Finaally, Mairead's original feistiness reasserts itself and she begins to set matters straight.This book is part of a trilogy and I liked it so much I bought all of them. I enjoyed and recommend this trilogy, but if you don't like graphic sex or spanking, it's not the book for you. Each book is novel length and does not rely on the others, but reading them all in order would definitely add to your enjoyment of the series.