Review: *Sexy ~ Erotic ~ Intense*
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 02 16, 2014
After college graduation, Lucy and her best friend are supposed to get a ride home to NYC from her brother Brent but he sends his best friend Matt. Lucy’s best friend (Sasha) ditches her at the last minute.Quote:The bell tinkled over the coffee shop door, drawing Lucy’s attention. Had Sasha changed her mind? Or maybe she forgotten someth-Quote:Lucy thoughts drained, as her if her brain had turned into a colander. Every muscle in her body coiled tightly as a man steeped right out of every woman’s fantasy and somehow materialized in the coffee shop.Quote:"He moved like he was walking toward a lover. A lover he planned on thoroughly roughing up before making her scream obscenities into a pillow."When Lucy sees Matt, it's lust at first sight. But, she knows Matt won't give her the time of day if he realizes that she is Brent's sister, so she pretends to be her best friend (Sasha).But then she hears him refer to her that she is somewhat a pain and more specifically a nuisance. So, Lucy is ready to have some fun and her fun includes Matt. So - she lies to Matt about who she is. Matt can't believe how hot he is for Lucy's friend (who is really Lucy) and when the car breaks down, they find themselves having hot-steamy-wild-sex in a motel.Matt has convinced himself that his dark desires in the bedroom are too much for Lucy or anyone to handle. But, he can't stay away. He sees that he can be himself with Lucy, but he doesn't think she deserves the real him. He thinks she can do way better than a crazed sex fiend like him. Lucy loves Matt's control in the bedroom, loves his dirty mouth and the rough sex. She just has to convince them that they're good together.I loved Matt and Lucy’s story. It is intense, lots of angst, sexy and totally panty melting hot. I wished that Tessa delved into a little bit more of Matt’s history and struggles. A few times I wanted throw my kindle he was pensive and not saying what he needed to at times. But, that what makes a story worth reading.