Review: Better to have as a series
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 23, 2013
His Need, Her DesireThis is not hardcore and shouldn't scare a reader off. Tabitha sets off to meet up with an old friend for a trip to Hawaii. Once there the friend bails due to a family emergency and Tabitha stays to enjoy the trip as planned. What she didn't expect was to meet Marcus.On the beach she spots this "gorgeous guy" and fantasizes about him. Luck would have it she sees him again while out to eat and from there they pick up on their relationship. The scenes were steamy and good but not out there than not every body could enjoy them. I liked it.His Desire, Her SurrenderI did like this one. We rejoin Tabitha after Marcus's sudden departure. She's unsure of what happened and sad because she fell for him. Surprise he finds her and goes to her. And we rejoin them as they work their way to being a couple and fulfilling their needs together.It was a good story but I feel like I was let down a little bit. I know it's part of a series but they introduce the accident and then nothing. Like it wasn't that important. AND i know it plays a bigger part now that I've started reading the third book, but a little more than a teaser would have been nice. I can't wait to finish the series.Her Wish, His CommandWe are introduced to Anna and Jonah. Jonah is Marcus's brother and works for the family company in the labs. Anna is also a doctor in the labs and has been in love with Jonah for a while. He doesn't know but when they are thrown into the same lab, sparks fly.It was a decent book. We are introduced to more trouble and find out some interesting things. I have the next one on my kindle and can't wait to get into it to find out the story behind Monica and Ben.HIs passion, Her temptationAs a stand alone it would be okay, but half way through (or starting from Anna and Tabitha's lunch) it repeats itself. So as part of the series it feels a bit re done and repeating. We get to see how Ben and Monica meet, what happens while Marcus stays in Hawaii with Tabitha, and a few added scenes. It was good but I feel like it could have been more. The last few chapters finally catch us up to what is happening at the family company, who is responsible, and of course the HEA.