Review: LOVE IT!  LOVE IT!  LOVE IT!!!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 27, 2012
At long last a romance book where the heroine is not sexually challenged, WOW!!!!  She can feel "strong" physical attraction and "really" enjoy love making, with someone, other than the hero.But this is not the only reason for which I loved this book.  Far from it.The heroine is beautiful and strong, yet vulnerable.  And she is the one not willing to fall in love or commit.While she has (not one) but two great, "hot" guys in love with her; ready to do just about anything to win her.  This is so great:  throughout the book the heroine has the upper hand (submsive, or dominant), and the hero does all the hardwork in the relationship, taking a lot from the heroine, because he loves her.  This is beyond wonderful for me.I also loved that the hero's good looks do not outshine the heroine's.  I really hate it, when it is all all about how handsome the hero is, and all the attention he gets because of it.  I also liked that Kris is 24, and Nick is about 31, I really enjoyed a hero, who is significantly older than the heroine.  As a matter of fact, this book covered all the important elements I need to enjoy a story, the plot is ALMOST, a side issue for me, when a book comes together like this.I had bought this book a long time ago (because of its description), but I resisted reading it,because of how the heroine made her living.  After reading this fabulous book, I still don't like her "profession", but it did not deter from my enjoyment.My only negative comment is: that at the beginning there was TOO many pages and too much trashy details dedicated to the interaction between Kris and her clients.  I would of prefer more pages dedicated to the interactions between the ihero and heroine.  However, I still highly recommend Bad Girl.  If you enjoy heroines and heroes, like the one I described above, you will not regret it.  I just wish there were more romance books (of any kind) that were more like this (not the plot, but the characters).