Review: Who though Scrabble could so sexy
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2014
In this book we meet Calli and Caitlyn, two sisters close in age but drastically different. Calli is shy, not entirely confident and very simple; whereas Caitlyn is outgoing, social and confident. Together they own a Romance/Sex store, while Caitlyn has been enjoying her life Calli has been dealing with a phobia of being outside at night for the past two years. An attack left her broken and petrified to be out after dark that it has cause Calli to become somewhat of a hermit or introvert where most of her interaction takes place online via gaming websites. During a seeming less normal game of online scrabble Calli begins an online chat with the sexy unknown guitar playing stranger, Travis whose words set Calli ablaze; and soon there online romance jumps from the computer screen to real life.I loved the plot of this book I found it quite romantic and unique that Calli and Travis’ interaction first start off online so they have no idea who the other person is yet their chemistry is off the charts. When they finally meet their relationship is nothing short of fireworks, they intrigue each other and their banter is both hilarious and endearing. The sex scenes between Calli and Travis have a heat factor equivalent to stuffing a bowl of habanero peppers in your mouth; it is literally smoking, bedroom on fire, hot. Travis is a delicious piece of man. What starts off as a game quickly becomes something more and soon we are seeing Travis as Calli’s protector, lover and friend. We also see a change in Calli as Travis’s love gives her more confidence and safety.I enjoyed this book my only issue was that the attack/fear part of Calli’s story seemed to happen a bit too quickly for me. I don’t want to give any spoilers away but it felt like that side story was almost unnecessary. I would have been just as happy if Calli didn’t really relive or revisit that part of the story and it was just kept as part of her past, something she just needed help to overcome.