Tucker Springs: Dirty Laundry (Series #3) (Paperback)

from vampkiss

Hot sex scenes, but reading Adams anxieties, insecurities, and issues over and over again took a lot of my enjoyment out of the book. I understand that the author was portraying someone who lived with OCD everyday, so that makes sense, but it just wasn't for me.

from DreZ

I didn't feel the chemistry between Denver and Adam, and the BDSM didn't work for me. It felt like a forced, unnecessary part of the book. I didn't really get the feeling that Denver knew what he was doing and had done it before. He didn't come across as a Dom to me. And I get Adam's anxieties an...

from DreZ

I didn't feel the chemistry between Denver and Adam, and the BDSM didn't work for me. It felt like a forced, unnecessary part of the book. I didn't really get the feeling that Denver knew what he was doing and had done it before. He didn't come across as a Dom to me. And I get Adam's anxieties an...

from DreZ

I didn't feel the chemistry between Denver and Adam, and the BDSM didn't work for me. It felt like a forced, unnecessary part of the book. I didn't really get the feeling that Denver knew what he was doing and had done it before. He didn't come across as a Dom to me. And I get Adam's anxieties an...

from Steelwhisper

I adored the short story, but this started failing me halfway through. I liked the first half of it, but when BDSM came into play, and in such a manner, alongside with psychobabble and shrinks galore the book lost me. Completely. It's also as if BDSM was a one-trick-pony. Here as everywhere the s...