Review: Great follow up to the first book
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 6, 2014
**I received a copy of the book from the author in exchange for an honest review.**I don't know what it is about these girls, but I love their books. I can't say I agree with the lifestyle, but I can certainly understand it. We met Luna in Grayson's book. She's considered the wild one of the two sisters. She's single and determined to live her life unfettered by emotional attachments, and had talked Grayson into giving the wild side a try. We didn't get much of Luna's history there, but here's our chance. If you are anything like me, you definitely wondered when Luna would get her own book.The book definitely starts out with a bang, and we learn why Luna lives the way she does today. She wasn't always the party girl looking for her next one night stand. After having her heart stomped, she decides that she doesn't need to be in a relationship to enjoy sex nor does she have to apologize for her lifestyle. I have to respect that even if I myself could not make those same choices. I've always thought that it was completely unfair how men can sleep around, but women can't. And in my mind, if its good for the male, then it is fair game for the female. While out with her sister, Derrick, and best friend Marcus, she runs into Hunter...and let me tell you, I loved Derrick, but damn, there is just something about Hunter that if I were Luna, I'd have snatched him up immediately. Funny thing is, she didn't snatch him up that first night, but she did notice him. Sexy, confident, good looking, and protective...my kind of guy. After that rocky start, she does bump into him again and that is the beginning of their relationship. As expected, we get some hot sex scenes. However, this is Luna, so when things start to get too serious, she decides to slam on the brakes. Ahh, but Hunter just won't let her.The book isn't very long, but I thought it was very well done. I myself don't believe in love at first sight, but I did like that he recognized his match in her, even if she needed some convincing. All in all, I loved it and would definitely recommend this series to anyone over 18 who is open minded. If your not into hot sexual content or a fan of the 60s and its message of free love, uh you probably will have some issues with the series, but this book isn't quite as "free" as the first.