Review: I don't want to say too much
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 3, 2014
I loved Sebastian from the beginning. Despite all his flaws. He was sexy, intelligent and rich. He wore his wealth more like a hoodie than a family encrusted blazer, even though he was definitely old money.Mina, well it took me awhile to warm up to her. Just as it took awhile for her to ultimately understand herself.The research Mina was doing in the story seemed like it was real and had meaning, but it was lost on me. I loved her searching through old trunks and admired her determination, but whatever she was researching lost my interest. I am sorry to say. I have to admit I had gotten this book through Edelweiss and I did not read the book blurb. Not knowing what was coming really added to a mystery element that i enjoyed. The book blurb does not give away too much that the story can not still be very much enjoyed, but i am glad I didn't.I don't want to say too much, because reading every page on your own will really add so much more than me telling you about it. Let me just say this much, Mina learned a lot in two years, but not nearly enough. Sebastian may have been cast as man with a big desire for kink, but his heart is much bigger.The sex was scorching hot and plentiful. It is most definitely for a mature audience. I will look for more work by this author in the future.