Review: The Theory of Attraction
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 16, 2013
I actually loved this book. If you are looking for a sweet BDSM novel then this one is for you. This was a refreshing read for me. I had just read a really Dark series and needed something light and sweet to read and this one hit the spot.Cami is a "science nerd" who has been unknowingly stalking her neighbor, Ivan. Ivan is a super smart Rocket Scientist that is a little odd socially. He keeps on a very strict routine and doesn't like to interact much outside of their small group of friends. But Ivan has a secret that Cami knows nothing about. He is a Dominant, and takes that role just as seriously as his science. When Ivan asks Cami to help teach him how to act appropriately for a very special department party she jumps on the chance to help him. Will Cami sign up for more than what she bargained for, and will Ivan finally realize that Cami is really more than an experiment?Ivan touched me deeply. He was so smart, yet so difficult. He found it hard to deal with his emotions and always had trouble stepping out of his comfort zone. This is an example of how this brilliant man’s mind works.“Sense memories of you persist and do not seem to abate as the day progresses. It’s disconcerting, Camilla. I don’t like it when my mind plays tricks on me. I would much rather simply have you here in the flesh, to feel and taste and smell with my actual senses. Instead my mind keeps conjuring this false perception of your presence. I think it means I miss you.”Ivan just couldn’t say I miss you; he had to go into so much more detail. I loved it. I am married to a man much like Ivan. So I will be rereading this book a lot, because it reminds me so much of my own husband.