Review: Easy and uncomplicated but definitely hot and erotic
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 4, 2013
This is that theme of the reformed man-ho ready to change his ways for the right girl, the sexy, innocent girl he knows he shouldn't even be thinking about. A reliable theme, and it works here, too. I liked the heroine, Sunny, who's curvy and sweet, not too experienced, and pretty much over-protected by her dad and the guys at the gym. The hero trains at the gym and can't seem to keep his eyes off her, which I really liked. London's the possessive type, a hot bruiser hero, and eager to have a solid relationship with Sunny.The romance felt quick, but this couple felt good together. I went along with it, enjoying the sexy times and willing to believe in the h/H. A sweet one-year-later epilogue helped that feeling of HEA. Good feeling to them, good chemistry. The hero is a rough and tumble man-ho who likes to do his share of tumbling, in and out of the ring, but there were no other women once he got his hands on his Sunny girl.This is book 2 of a series, and I started it before I realized that, but for me, it easily worked as a stand-alone. I do wish the story had been a little longer, because it was good and sexy and more could have happened. It's not a complicated story, a bit less conflict than maybe the blurb suggests, I think. A short, easy read with some really hot scenes going for it. Something for when you need your fix of "big, muscular, tattooed and all the way alpha." It heated up my night for sure.