Review: Most notable thing about this book is the title
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 6, 2014
I’m not a fan of this title, let me start with that.  You ask, “then why did you buy it?” and I say “it was 99 cents on amazon?”  *shrugs* Plus I was in the mood for a smexy read and with that title, and this author I thought there was a chance I’d get some.  While the story is relatively short, and again, that title isn’t my fave, there were some good times to be had.The biggest issue I had with this book was the feeling that I was missing something because it’s clear a few pages in that there are at least a couple of books in this series before this one, and that Rafe and Courtney met each other previously in one and that they have had a standing attraction that Courtney doesn’t know how to handle.  She’s just getting out of an abusive/controlling relationship and she equates Rafe’s Dom reputation to it.  She feels as if she’d be going from the frying pan into the fire by getting involved with him. Rafe also has his insecurities, since he lost his fiance and therefore must never love again.The story’s straightforward, there is chemistry between the characters and the sex is good.  I think I didn’t connect with Courtney because she was a bit judgy about the BDSM, or Rafe since he was all “I only do four scenes so the women don’t get attached.”  There wasn’t anything between them that really stood out from the myriad of romance novels I’ve read.  I just wish I had known about the earlier books because I might have tried to read them first and it might have changed my perception of this book.