Review: Justice. Drake. Taint me, please!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2014
Every once in awhile, the hype about a particular book will pull me in and take hold. When this happens, the only thing I can do is forget about the hundreds of other books on my kindle and dive in. Taint is one of those books, and I am SO glad that I got sucked in. This story is so completely original and interesting, that it was hard to put down. A place for wives to go to 'learn' how to be sexy and capture their cheating husbands attention again. This particular place caters to celebrity wives, and it makes me wonder if such places do actually exist. The premise that it's the woman's responsibility to try to fix things, when it is the men doing the cheating, was a little hard to handle. But, as soon as Justice Drake is introduced, all is forgiven. What type of guy could be teaching this kind of material? Someone extremely confident, comfortable with his own sexuality, a smooth talker who can turn your mind to mush and your body to a raging inferno of heat. A man beyond the normal range of gorgeous and sexy. Justice. Drake. His gift is the way he commands his students, getting them to do things they'd never think of doing in their own home, let alone within a group of strangers. It was absolutely mesmerizing to read. The angst in this story centers on Justice breaking all his rules for one client, Allison. An undeniable attraction. One he fights as much as he can. This woman is married, albeit to a whore of a man, but still a married client. Someone he should never get involved with, but can't seem to stop himself. Scandal is building outisde the protective bubble of the retreat, and when it comes spilling into their secure environment, all hell breaks loose. It is shocking to say the least. I can only hope that Mrs Jennings has more story to tell about Justice and Ally. This one, my book friends, is a MUST READ.