Review: Hot Steam Short Read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2013
WOW!  This is going to be a short and sweet review because this was a short and sweet read!Let me give you the run-down:  Roni is an undercover cop, undercover trying to bust a huge drug dealer/maker, Crimson, and while Roni is undercover she hooks up with Mateo.  Now Mateo is tall, dark, sexy, hotter than Haiti's, however, he is also a criminal yes, it's like role playing.  Roni is the badass cop and Mateo is the criminal and the criminal has been naughty so of course the copy has to take action and punish said criminal.  Now that's great and all in the role playing world but this is real life and that is actually the role they play.Roni is funny, witty, beautiful, badass, and won't take s*** from another including Mateo, which I might add he finds that very attractive.First, what kind of sadist invented four-inched spiky heels?  Swear to God, if I ever meet the guy who invented them, I'm totally shoving one of these shoes up his tight, fashion, guru @ss. - BlownNow don't let Mateo fool you, even though it doesn't always walk the straight and narrow path deep down I think he is one big sexy fun teddy bear.  He cares about what happens to Roni and wants more from her than just the mind blowing sex.  He wants her for his future.Roni is attracted to Mateo (seriously) and vice versa, not knowing what it is about the other person that pulls them towards each other, but they can't seem to get enough.  Mateo wants her out of the game where she is safe and that way they can be together.  Flip the switch Roni want's Mateo to turn over a new leaf and be a law abiding citizen so they can be together.  Does it happen?  Will Roni give up her dream of being a badass cop?  Will Mateo finally decide that in the end Roni is worth walking the straight and narrow?Oh Braxton you sure do write one crazy hot steamy, out of this world scene!  I found myself clenching my thighs together on a couple of occasions and oh boy did I like it!  My only downfall was that I wish Blown was a bit longer.  Braxton has such a great writing technique that I would love to see a full length novel from her.  She describes the characters so well you aren't left guessing anything.  She can get your on the edge of your seat wanting to know what is going to happen next or let you relax and enjoy the read.Okay everyone so there you have it, my review on how I felt about Blown.  Wish it was longer because I wanted more of Mateo and Roni.  But being what it was a short and easy read I think Braxton Cole did a wonderful job with her storyline and great writing technique.