Review: Who doesn't love a party?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
Twister is the third book in Lexxie's Party Games series.  This series takes place during a house party where all kinds of "party games" are being played.  I've enjoyed the series so far, and am excited to bring you a review of this exciting, fun, and very sexy book.I enjoy novellas, mainly because if I start one late at night I can finish them without staying up all night.  My biggest complaint with novellas is that rarely do I feel I get to know the characters. However, Lexxie Couper does a fantastic job developing her characters and gives us a decent plot despite the short length.As Lachlan McDermott rolls up to his water front home he is confronted with a woman who has stolen his intended parking space.  As soon as he sees her, he recognizes her as his childhood fantasy, the supermodel Kole.  Cameron Winters (AKA Kole) feels immediate attraction for the man she meets outside a party.  Something she hasn't felt for a long time. Some serious banter and sexual innuendos fly around but Lachlan maintains his distance. Despite her insistence she's not Kole, Lachlan is sure she is and he doesn't "do" models, ever.  Cameron discovers this is her friend Lillian's brother and she heads inside.  Soon these two find themselves in a scorching kiss on the stairs and then a very interesting game of Twister.  Following a pretty heated argument, Cameron flees the party with Lachlan hot on her trail.These two don't know each other very well and wind up spending a lot of time arguing, making up, and eventually discovering the many layers to each other.  They fight off paparazzo, a nasty ex-step mother, some pretty awful past traumas, and trust issues.Despite everything, these two manage to fall for each other and head towards a HEA.  I'm hoping we'll see them in the next book.  There's a pretty big hint that Mac and Lillian's story will be next although Lachlan might bust a vein over that one!  I thoroughly enjoyed Twister; it's a story that proves there's a fine line between lust and love.