Review: Hot hot hot
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2014
Holy smokes, Batman. This book just blew me away! I was immediately interested when I learned that this book was about a male escort, and the best part about it? It’s written entirely in his point of view.“My name’s Liam Cooper, but most people just call me Coop. There are two things you should know about me. One; I’m a male escort and two; I’m [darn] good at my job.”The only reason the gorgeous Liam Cooper is a male escort is because of his mother. No, his mother didn’t make him have sex with women for money. His mother is very sick and this job has the means to provide for her. Coop loves his family; his mom, his sister Nic, her husband, and their two girls.Those are the only people he has ever loved, until an old childhood friend of his finds her way to him. When Nic invites Mia to their cabin for a weekend, Coop finds himself feeling things he never felt before. Nic convinces Mia to move into Coop’s apartment while she finds a place, since she’s new to town. Coop has to hide his job from not just his family, but Mia as well.The last time Coop had seen Mia was when he was fifteen years old. He was devastated when he realized she was gone. Moving on with his life, he married at 18 and divorced at 20.“There was a very specific detachment I’d had from sex since my ex-wife, that I wasn’t able to put my finger on until this moment. Mia was warping my idea of what sex was, what sex should be. It was making me a little light-headed. Within the last hour, Mia had put something back into this experience for me, and I wasn’t sure what it was, but I don’t think I want it to stop. A part of me had never gotten over her all those years ago, and that part was threatening to take me hostage.”When Coop has a horrible experience with one of his clients, an experience that threatens his anonymity as an escort, he’s terrified of having to tell his secret to those he cares about. He doesn’t want them to find out any other way.“I used to think I was happy, but maybe I was only happy because I didn’t realize what I was missing?”Coop struggles to keep Mia in his life. He realizes what he feels for her is true, but Mia doesn’t know all of him. She knows Coop, the insurance salesman. Coop, Nic’s brother. Coop wants her to know him, Liam Cooper, and he’s willing to show her.This is definitely a five star read. There are steamy, explicit sex scenes and are intended for readers 18+. I would recommend this to those that are into erotic fiction. It was fun reading in the male’s point of view for an entire book. There is a sequel coming out in 2014, and I am dying for it! The epilogue ends in a semi-cliffhanger, but it wasn’t too bad. I just know that I can’t wait to read more about Coop and Mia! Congratulations on this novel, Missy Johnson! It was a wonderful read!