Review: Can Ihave my own Tin Tin please?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 1, 2012
'Tin Tin' Jon Carlisle is the loaded playboy who went into the Air Force to piss off his very rich parents. He's an expert at putting on a facade for the world to see. With a family history that includes the tragic death of his older sister in a car accident, and the subsequent emotional distance his parents provided after the loss of their daughter, Jon refuses to ask for the kind of emotional acceptance he secretly longs for. Instead he moves through this world showing everyone what they want to see, a carefree, seriously genius pilot, undying loyal friend, who is a shameless flirt with the ladies.Heather Morris is a woman who is a few years older than Tin Tin, and she has an impeccable bullshit meter that Jon lights up like fireworks on the fourth of July. When Jon doesn't relent to her initial brush off, she becomes intrigued by his witty banter. And let me tell you people, the conversations between these two characters ranges from extremely humorous, slightly heart breaking, to slight frustration when you wish you had the kind of superpowers needed to reach into a book and slap around the main characters.Jon and Heather start a hot, dangerous, and thrilling relationship that involves a whole lot of kinky sex with extreme themes, but lacks the kind of promises that Jon wishes Heather would offer him. This is a good read, and I give it a four wine glass toast! Enjoy naughty readers!Read this review & more @ Reading Between the Wines Book Club![...]