Review: Justice for all  Edited
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2014
Ally was a socialite- rich, beautiful, married into the right family. Her husband, a cheating ass. Seriously.  They decide that Ally should go to a super exclusive top secret resort so she can learn how to please her man! Huh?? Arrogant arrogant man.Justice runs this top secret resort, the Oasis. A beautiful piece of property. His business--successful as Ally and 10 other rich woman come to learn how to be sexy. How to feel sexy. How to keep their straying husbands at home. Justice never gets involved with the women--until Ally.  And his teaching does more for the women than for their husbands--he allows them to feel sensual, confident. No matter their age or size.There is great chemistry between Justice and Ally and we get to know some of Justice's secrets.  They have a great time together and Ally begins  opening up and acting like a normal person instead of the arm candy she has pretended to be. Justice helps Ally to let go of her fears, he helps her to blossom--in so many ways.I enjoyed the banter between the two of them, and the "teaching" scenes with Justice and all the women. Their reactions to his potty mouth and methods of teaching was awesome.This book was well-written, a good story. Nothing deep, no intense side stories. Just good straightforward sensual love story.  Not tainted at all.Added 5/21:  OK.  I just read this authors previous book Fear of Falling.  And after writing that book, she must have been emotionally exhausted and raw.  Seriously, it was beautiful and intense and a story that will stick with me.  This book must have been an emotional break for her - straightforward, good story.