Review: Loved it so much, I didn't get enough!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 9, 2013
To say that everything Olivia Cunning writes goes into my "favorites" book pile is an understatement.  As with the Sinners and Sole Regret series, characters are both introduced and given a pretty thorough history.  Tell Me continues the brand new, long distance, sizzling relationship between Sole Regret's drummer, Gabriel "Gabe" Banner (AKA Force) and Melanie Andersen.  The time frame between the night they met through Tell Me is one week.  There was much more detail given to Gabe's character in Tell Me.  Melanie manages to keep Nikki at bay long enough to fly to Austin to spend a long weekend at Gabe's house.  As with anyone, a home and extended family, along with childhood memories, can say so much about a person.  As Melanie learns more about Gabe, Gabe begins to recognize the enabling friendship between Melanie and Nikki.  The story itself keeps you reading more and more, but I would have to say that I was a touch disappointed in the minimal amounts of hot scenes in Tell Me.  Don't get me wrong, the scenes are there, and they are very hot and sexy, but I really would have enjoyed more physical intimacy between Gabe and Melanie.  Dare I say, the story was too short.  I found myself wanting more from Gabe's story.  I'm hoping that this means we can expect more from Gabe and Olivia Cunning in the Sole Regret future.