Review: A hot and steamy short that gives an insight into their lives and concerns, you don’t have to be a sport fan to enjoy this.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 8, 2014
Oh how I enjoy a Lucy Felthouse title! This one is focused on the world of tennis, and an up and coming contender in Virginia with her mentor and friend Nadia.  When Virginia decides that a bit of alcohol will help her to reveal her attraction to Nadia, she gets horribly drunk and her behavior embarrasses her and puts her in hot water at the Institute.Embarrassed by her own behavior, Virginia’s point of view is highlighted with a solidy defined voice and feels wholly appropriate.  Her own concerns about offending Nadia when she reveals her feelings have her hesitant and awkward, which is endearing. When these two finaly DO act on their attraction, their connection is incredibly sexy and hot, with the inset of Virginia’s thoughts and desires adding to the steam.  My only complaint is the over-reaction to the twist in the story.Virginia’s behavior at the party after the US Open was out of character, and when the reasons are explained, I found her overreaction highlighted her youth and immaturity, and felt more than slightly preachy.  The situation was horrid, but one would expect that reaction IF the plan had succeeded, and not so much for someone who escaped without injury.  It did, however, serve to show more of Nadia’s character and emotional connection.  A hot and steamy short that gives an insight into their lives and concerns, you don’t have to be a sport fan to enjoy this.I received an eBook copy of the title from the publisher for purpose of honest review for the Jeep Diva. I was not compensated for this review: all conclusions are my own responsibility.