Review: Loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
I have been a fan of Jessica Clare ever since I first read her Succubus Diaries (writing as Jill Myles) years ago. I quickly fell in love with her contemporary romance series. Her Bluebonnet series is great, and A Virgins Guide to Misbehaving, is a wonderful addition.Rome and Elise are two people from very different worlds.Elise, the daughter of very wealthy, over protective parents, has hidden herself away from the world. Bullied and teased as a young woman, now an adult, she still only sees the scars and odd shape of her body.Rome on the other hand, has only known the rougher side of life, a family he's on the run from, a prison record, arrest warrants from various states, bad credit, and more secrets than he cares to think about.From the first moment Elise laid eyes on Rome, she only saw the incredibly sexy, Harley riding, pierced, tattooed man of her dreams. Now if she could just break free of her terminal shyness to actually speak to him, rather than running away anytime he enters a room, maybe, just maybe he might like her too.Rome enjoys spending time with Elise, slowly drawing her out of her shell. He only sees how beautiful she is. But Elise's brother happens to be Romes boss. And Grant has made it perfectly clear, if Rome wants to keep his desperately needed job, stay away from his sister.I loved this story. A nice lesson on not judging a book by its cover. No matter what people see on the outside, you never know what truly lays beneath the surface, until you take the time and make the effort to get to know that person. That's Rome and Elise. Two very different books on the outside.