Liezel’s Thoughts:
I do have to admit that I was a tad hesitant about reading this story since most books I’ve read that involved strippers have been such a let down. However, “Strip Me Bare” was anything but. It was a hell of a lot more than I expected!
The heroine of the story – Alana was raised a privileged yet sheltered most of her life. Living alone with her father, she pretty much had this unattached and …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
This book definitely took me by surprise. With the way we are introduced to Brad in Present Perfect who would have thought that he would be capable of thinking let alone uttering these wonderous words?
I hated him with a passion in Present Perfect because of the way he treated sweet Amanda and I never would have thought that I would enjoy this book but boy was I wrong. He was pure evil and I …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Alone and abandoned Alex had so much time on her hands all she did was study which led her to earn a full-time scholarship to Grant West University where Jesse’s is. What is the first thing she does when she gets there? She immediately goes to his house. After all those months of silence, she decides it’s high time for her to finally get some answers.
As much as Alex said to Angie that she …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“…I’m just a guy who loves you so much that, even without the guarantee of the happily ever after, I’ll love you uncontrollably anyway.”
As a first time reader of Violet Duke’s work I would have to say that I was very impressed with this book. Love, Chocolate and Beer was nothing like I’ve ever read before and I thought the story was all around striking. It wasn’t just the beautiful romance between the main …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
If you remember from the previous books there was a lot going on in both Izzy and Cage’s lives. What we didn’t know was Dee was going through a personal hell herself. She hid her pain from plain sight. Her bestest friends that were pratically her family could not even tell that she was hiding behind this mask.
The only person who could see through all of it was Beck. Most men would have left if …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“…bendable….not breakable…”
I took a chance on this one. If you have read some of my reviews from the past months you would know that I do not find stories that contain graphic violence that enjoyable especially if those details were just added in to give it unwarranted “shock value”.
It is rare that I find a story of this nature where an author was able to pull it off and make those elements justifiable. In …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
There were so much things going on in this book. I do have to admit that it kept the story flowing which I very much appreciated but there were some aspects of this story that didn’t work for me.
In the beginning we find Samantha dealing with the death of her mother. She was a total mess. The feeling of guilt was plaguing her. Through all of this Slade was there to comfort her. I …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Lie To Me is a story about Harlow Chase, a young woman who loses everything after the fatal death of her parents. A caring and loving Marcus Roma helps her pick-up the pieces. She thought he was the one that was meant to be hers forever and just when her broken heart starts to mend he disappears from her life without rhyme or reason. Five years down the road just when she thought that …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Sassy, sexy and over confident Hannah Sorrento was this spoiled rich girl that everyone thought had it all. Come to find out all of that wealth was completely wiped out by her own father.
Rather than wallowing in self- pity she takes it upon herself to take control of the situation and tries to pick up the pieces that her father left behind. She decides to become the pseudo manager of the rock band “Storm.” …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“I know I was meant to be with you. And I don’t care who accepts it and who doesn’t. Fuck ’em because I love you. And you were given to me. I recognized that from the very beginning.”
I mentioned in my Book 1: Good review how conflicted I was about this series. There were just so many issues that made me hesitant about it. First there was teacher-student factor, then the age gap and …
