Review: One Sexy and Kinky Ride
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
Essential – “absolutely necessary; extremely important”But what’s imperative to some, may not be that crucial to others. To Troy Sorano, absolute honesty is crucial in any personal relationship he has, and when Bridgette Schaefer lies by omission, their relationship is over before it even really begins…or is it? What if Troy realizes that perhaps Bridgette is the most essential thing he needs to live life the way he’s always wanted to – both in an out of the bedroom?Essentialism is the third book in the Life.Destiny.Fate series, and just like the first two books in the series, Troy and Bridgette’s story delivers the steam and then some. Their relationship may have a bit of a bumpy start, but at the heart of the story is two people who really haven’t been able to be their true selves with anyone they’ve been with finally finding the one person who sees them and all that they are at their core and willingly accepts them; in fact, revels in and applauds their ability to show them their soul.Added in to the dynamics of Troy and Bridgette’s storyline is a bit of suspense and a whole lot of humor and snarky wit, which only adds to the story’s enjoyment. Readers are also able to catch up with Vincent and Alexa as well as Abel and Cara and see where their lives are headed; this is one of the reasons I enjoy series so much. I always wonder what’s happening in the previous couples’ lives and as the storylines move on to other main characters but still keep the previous ones in the mix, it makes for a much more enjoyable read.One thing I love about LK’s characters is that she allows them to be flawed and provides them opportunities for growth as the story progresses. Bridgette has flaws and insecurities just like any woman would have, and LK doesn’t sugar coat them or paint them unrealistically. Bridgette takes responsibility for her actions when she messes up and acknowledges that it’s her own fault when she almost misses out on the best thing to ever happen to her, which is both refreshing and realistic. Troy is definitely an alpha male who protects what’s his, and by attempting to dormant his sexual tastes and desires, he’s not allowing who he really is to come through. Yes, he’s caring and compassionate as well as giving and empathetic, but that’s only one side of his personality, so finding Bridgette allows Troy to be whole, which is what he needs to feel alive.Essentialism is a hot and dirty read that will have readers fanning themselves on numerous occasions. It shows how truly freeing it can be when someone accepts you for who you are – proclivities and all. So one-click today and be ready for one helluva kinky and sexy ride;)A copy of the text was provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.4 poison apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)