Review: Stripped Review <3
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
This book took my breath away! Literally! I found myself holding my breath several times during parts of this book. Jasinda Wilder has a way with words and they sweep me away!Grey grew up in a very conservative Christian household. Her father was the Pastor of a church in Macon, GA. She was always the good girl. She didn't dress inappropriately. She didn't dance lewdly. She listened to her parents. Then she starts to realize the restrictions that she has on her life. She wants to dance. Nothing like what her father has pictured in his head, but somehow her mother, who is always on her side, talks him into it. She feels like she can truly express herself by dancing and her teacher thinks she can go far!Then Grey takes a class in film. She sees the passion she has for being one of the people behind the scenes of making a movie. She has passion for dance, but this is an even greater pull. Her father forbids it though. In the end after a devastating event Grey leaves her house against her father's wishes and moves to LA. He's written her off it seems because she's chosen to go into film which he says is loaded with sin. She makes the trip to LA to attend college on a scholarship, but somehow the money for it has ran out and she has no where else to go. She tries to find job after job. In the end the only thing available with the experience she has in dance is this strip club, Exotic Nights. If she wants to be able to stay in college, finish it, and still have a place to stay then it is what she is going to have to do.Every night she has to work there literally makes her sick. No one has ever seen her naked and yet here she is taking her clothes off for strangers. She' repulsed by what she has to do but what other choice does she have? Then a famous movie star rents the whole club out for the night. And she's requested for the VIP Lounge. She comes face to face with Dawson Keller. And he seems to stare into her soul and really see who she is. He knows she doesn't belong there. He can tell. She has this innocence about her. And from that point he knows he has to have her. He has to make her his. And the more he gets to know her the more he realizes that no one else has ever made him feel this way before!If you haven't bought this book. DO IT NOW! I can't express how I felt reading this. I wanted to tear through each page in my kindle like there was no tomorrow! Jasinda Wilder has won my heart over with the two books of hers that I have read and she is now my favorite author!