Review: Olivia Cunning is my go-to author for hot, kinky sex
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 1, 2013
Read more of my reviews and ramblings at Ana's Attic Book BlogFor me, Olivia Cunning is my go-to author for hot, kinky sex with tattooed bad-boy rockers. While The Sinners are my first love, Sole Regret is quickly catching up. The One Night With Sole Regret Series is a novella series, and I highly recommend you read them in order, including reading Share Me, which was once a part of the "A Very Naughty Xmas Anthology", and can now be purchased on its own. Touch Me will be a way better read if you have read Share Me first.Touch Me is Owen, the bass player's story. We got to know Owen, and his best friend, rhythm guitarist Kellen in Share Me, so I was so excited to read Owen's story. He is gorgeous, with an amazing body, and is the always-happy man-whore of the group. But Owen hasn't always been gorgeous, he suffered during High School with being overweight, and still sees himself like that.Guess what? We finally got to visit the sex club Olivia has been teasing us with!Caitlyn is a 30-something nerdy scientist who was found her ex-husband screwing his much younger assistant on his desk. She goes to the club for the first time in order to have revenge on him, even if it is only in her mind. But despite her sexy outfit, she is giving off a "men suck" vibe. Just what Owen likes, a sexy older woman with a challenging vibe.Owen promises she could do "anything" with him, and with Kellen's help, she does just that. Even Owen, who has a new woman every night has never done that. I have to say, this was kinky and really hot, and I found myself getting totally overheated at this scene that I would never think would turn me on, but Olivia is a goddess that way.“Guys like you don't usually talk to girls like me. Girls like me don't get invited to prom. Guys don't make fools of themselves for girls like me. Girls like me are ignored. Invisible. But I'm not a girl anymore. I'm a woman. Thanks for reminding me.”Then when Caitlyn changes back into her nerd clothes (that Owen secretly loves), he laid a great line out there.“What's truly sexy about a woman isn't what she wears. It isn't how much time and attention she spends on her hair. It's not that her bra matches her panties. It's the way she thinks, moves, speaks. That's what's sexy about a woman.”This installment in particular really reminded me of The Sinners (Bad boy rocker with sexy nerd like Brian and Myrna) and Owen and Kellen's relationship is very similar to Trey and Brian's. Kellen, the master at shibari, was is this book big time, and I can't wait to read his story, because damn, between his ropes and being a "puss ** connoisseur", his book may turn out to be my favorite of all.Likes:-There was a lot of funny lines in this book.-Seeing Owens lack of self confidence despite his outward appearance-The adorable dance scene at the diner.-Owen's Dydoe.-Olivia's hot and sexy sex.Dislikes:-Cliffhanger!-A bit unrealistic that this Engineer that works 80 hours a week can just hop on a tour bus...Rating: 4.5 Stars, 5 HeatThough Gabe is still my favorite in Sole Regret, I think this book may have been my favorite of the One Night With Sole Regret Series so far. As soon as I finished Touch Me though, I had to go back and read Share Me to refresh my memory (which was lost since Christmas), and I loved how the two tied together. As the series continues, and we really get to know each band member more, it keeps getting better.Please visit my blog Ana's Attic Book Blog and like me on Facebook