Review: Tate & James
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 16, 2013
This is a fairly simple but sweet story of opposites having an immediate attraction. James has tattoos & appears like a typical bad boy. Tate is the girl next door, not exactly James' type. Tate really has a problem with guys like James since her sister falls for them all the time & ends up getting hurt, but James is nothing like his appearance. They meet when they visit their parents at a retirement community & their connection is all about sex at first, very hot! There are two main reasons I'm rating this book so high:  #1 is that Tate & James are so incredibly hot together & the dirty talk is the best I've ever read! and #2 Tate & James are a couple you fall madly in love with & want to see together forever. James starts helping out with Tate's business, an Italian restaurant she has to run after the death of her father & brother. I initially found James' meddling irritating & controlling but yet Tate is doing everything on her own & seems to appreciate someone pitching in for once & taking care of her. When she realizes her feelings for James are deep & knows she is finally feeling total happiness & contentment she runs, but you really can't blame her. That feeling sucks, when you worry that everything is perfect but can't enjoy that feeling, instead worrying that it will all go away. Luckily James is the type of man she can't let go so she allows herself to love James. Wonderful book & highly erotic!