Review: The Book Bar Review  This book is Dark and Edgy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 6, 2013
I absolutely love Alessandra Torre's writing. I often find myself feeling like I am floating, her style is so smooth and hypnotic, her words wrap you in warmth. She writes about women in jobs that objectify and degrade women, but never do I feel her character are victims, she gives them such confidence and power.I fell in love with her writing and characters after reading The Girl in 6E, and after reading the Dumont Diaries I am forever a fan of Alessandra Torre.Book 1 we meet an educated women, who did all the right things, got good grades in high school, graduated college and finds she is unable to get a job to support herself. She does what she has to do to survive and gets a job as a stripper. While I may not agree with the job, I always admire a strong women who does not allow herself to be a victim and will do what she has to do to survive. Along comes the handsome millionaire, but will this be a fairytale? I am so obsessed with this book.Ok, so I did not pause between book to write a review for each, I just wanted to keep going I was so hooked. This series is dark and edgy and I loved it. Nathan Dumont has found (what he thinks) is the perfect women to put into actions and complete his "plan". Little did he know his wife Jennifer Dumont would not sit by and easily be used and humiliated. I got the clear vision of Jennifer being treated like a dog by Nathan and it made my stomach turn. But, Alessandra Torre does not write weak women characters, Jennifer quickly takes the upper hand and comes up with a plan of her own to protect her heart and financial future.Overall, I loved this mini-series would recommend to anyone who loves modern, dark, edgy stories of unconventional love.