Review: Hot sex with a fight for dominance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 23, 2014
This erotic novella is 100 pages of hot sex with a fight for dominance. We are introduced to Camille in the Seen Trilogy and again in Flashes of Me (this can be read as a standalone.) Camille is the new intern at Blaine Technologies and is in love with their CFO, Nathan Lawford. When she finally gets the guts to make the first move in the elevator, she is surprised by how Nathan reacts to her advances.Camille is a very different character than I am used to reading. First of all she has green hair, facial piercings, and an overall bad attitude. I didn’t really identify with her, but I fell in love with her right away. What I loved most was that she never changed. She stayed a bit jaded and kind of b!tchy the whole time, but she rocked it. I really appreciated that the author never made her apologize for who she was.Nathan is the complete opposite of Camille and I kind of loved that. He is straight laced, quiet, and doesn’t deviate from his routine. Nathan is the type of guy that needs a woman like Camille to shake him up. He needed her to rip him out of his box and make him see what life can be about. They start off a little unconventionally, but I don’t know of any other way he would have brought down his walls for her.The sex in this book is so hot! In the beginning it’s a struggle for dominance, and I wasn’t sure who I wanted to come out on top (did you see what I did there?) There are plenty of detailed scenes in this short novella and I walked away very satisfied. After reading all of the books in this series, I think Nathan and Camille might be my most favorite couple… mostly because they are so opposite.This story is good, even if it was a bit predictable. I felt like what made this story stand out above the others was my connection to the main characters. They were different than people I have read about before and I enjoyed the change of pace. If you are looking for something short and sexy grab this $0.99 deal while you can. It can be read as a stand alone, but the others are worth it as well.