Liezel’s Thoughts:
Although this is the second book in the Capital Confessions Series it is safe to say that it can be read as a standalone… but why would you just read one? Both books are equally impressive that I wouldn’t hesitate recommending reading both. Playing With Trouble features Jackie’s sister Blair Reynolds who we’ve met in the first book. We only catch a glimpse of her in “Flirting With Scandal” yet even if she played …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“I want you, Embry, all of you. I don’t know what I’d do if I couldn’t have you.”
The story is about Embry. The day she starts school to become a lawyer she literally bumps into this gorgeous blue-eyed stranger – Luke. Immediately the sparks fly. It takes one glance and she is lost to this man. This is a rare occurrence for her. She has been burnt badly in the past causing her to …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
“For you, my love, I would endeavor to pluck the stars from the sky, only to shower them at your feet.”
I love this series and I will be honest and say that this is the one series that I have reread more than any. I appreciated how multi- faceted it was. It not only portrays a story of reconnecting between lost souls of Dante and Beatrice but it also talks of an astounding love …
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 …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Daniel took the term “man whore” to a whole ‘nother level. He is this talented young artist that provides private lessons to upper class married women in exchange for referrals and commissions. For him, his current lifestyle is a win-win situation. He is creating art which he loves, has unlimited amounts of sex and gets his bills paid while doing so. His life is simple, unattached and uncomplicated up until his current flame Liza manipulates him into giving her “mentally disabled” daughter …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
Three weeks later I’m still feeling very conflicted about this one for a couple of reasons. The heroine of this story is 17 years old and while 16 is the age of consent in Georgia we have to factor in that Cadence is Mark’s current student.
Sure they didn’t have intercourse until she was 18. However they did just about everything else before then and SHE STILL WAS HIS STUDENT. I do have to say …
Liezel’s Thoughts:
I signed up for the Book Tour for Savor Me and decided to read it without reading Devour Me first which I thought was doable. The author made it where it was easy to catch on so I can be done if needed. But after reading Savor Me (Book 2) I just had to backtrack and read this one too. I got so caught up in the drama between Taryn and Errol and wanted to know more. I am …
