Rating: 4 Stars
Published: July 2015
Genre: Adult Fiction, Erotica, Romance, Contemporary, Crime
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"He wore a suit like a woman wore lingerie, to accentuate the sexual. To highlight the slopes and lines. To give masculinity a definition."
This is definitely the kind of book you have to experience for yourself, these characters both know their own selves, but together they find themselves wanting something completely different. Together the game changes. I absolutely found myself falling for Spin, he's the bad boy you can't help but want. Teresa could be...obnoxious, she's in your face and lacks street smarts, but watching her figure out her feelings for Spin and finally looking at herself for who she had become was interesting. Both characters know they're no good for the other, but they just keep on giving in. Thank goodness C.D. Reiss makes them give in, because woah those sex scenes! The combination of crime, drama, suspense, and romance kept me hanging onto every single word. There is definitely a lot going on, however there is no confusion of every character's position and what each character's end game is. The writing is fantastic, all descriptions are incredibly detailed, and the plot is given away in bits and pieces. I really loved that I didn't know what was coming next, that all loyalties were being tested, I just knew I wanted Teresa and Spin to be together.
"I tried to stay away," he said. "I've never wanted a woman this much in my life. I'd burn cities to have you. I'd commit murder to take you right now."
I struggled with some of the interactions between Teresa and Spin, especially their second meeting, but in the end I really liked what they had. They are the kind of relationship you tell your friend to walk away from, especially with how on and off again they are. However, their chemistry, and obvious desire to protect one another, is what makes them a great couple. Spin is part of a trilogy, while the ending doesn't end in a cliffhanger (trust me, it's a good ending), it does leave things open for the next book. I'm giving Spin 4 stars, because it was just the tip of the iceberg for me, there's a lot more I want to know about these two and how they workout.
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