Well, that went in no way how I anticipated... in the best possible way. Kinky Dylan and strong willed Lydia won over my heart from the get go.

Their meet was a total accident. Lydia spent the whole summer with a well off family as their au pair which was a perfect setting to get acquainted with British Royalty. How royal? Well basically a bunch of people has to die for Dylan's family to ascend to the throne but from the sound of it, not TOO many people will have to. This was what attracted me first to this new author’s book. I was craving some royalty taboo romance read. Taboo as in royalty falling in love with a commoner... what is more— an affair with an American commoner.

“You’re so pervy. You’re like the Earl of Perv.”

He laughed. “The Marquess of Perv. Please. Be precise.”

I may have fallen in love with the characters and the wicked, wicked, super hot and kinky Dylan but man did he try his patience. Half the time he was a jerk and I wanted to throttle him for things he pulled on Lydia. Lydia, I applaud you girl in remaining by his side and slowly coaxing out Dylan from the shell that he cocooned himself in while simultaneously breaking through the wall he has build around himself. The push and pull chemistry between Dylan and Lydia is quite overwhelming. Yes! It was that extreme. I thoroughly enjoyed the story of their no string attached romance growing strings. Especially that moment when they both realized they were surrounded and interconnected by so, so, so many strings.

He trailed kisses back to my rear and softly licked me there. “And soon, here,” he said, and I sighed in response. “This is mine too.”

“Oh god, Dylan. I’m yours. All yours, and you’re mine. I want you. So. Badly.”

“I want you too, baby. And you have me.”

I will pass on my sage warning -- if cliff hangers are your kryptonite then I would advise waiting. However, definitely do not forget about this series. Me personally I can’t wait for book 2 and thankfully we only have to wait until April 4th!!! So, for now, I’ll go peruse the paper for job want ads, if anything I have learned that a right circle can introduce you to your knight or even Marquees on a white horse even if you ended up in that circle as the help.

Royal Affair is the first book in the new adult contemporary romance, Royal Scandal series by author Parker Swift. I really enjoyed Royal Affair. It is the perfect valentines day read, or really a read for any day of the year. It has lots of romance, sexy times, witty banter and great characters. I can’t wait for the next book in the Royal Scandal series, because this one sure did brighten my day.

At first, I has no idea what to make of Lydia and Dylan. I loved both of them, but they also each annoyed me in different ways. Lydia is a pretty independent person, and I really admired that about her. It takes guts to pack up and move to another country for an internship, especially one in the highly critical fashion world. But at the same time, she was the type of independent that views accepting help or nice things from other people as a weakness. Which I don’t agree with, and it got to the point of annoying when she was constantly shutting down Dylan’s courteous gestures. But Dylan on the other hand was more than a little overbearing. Each one of them took their personalities to the extreme. But oddly enough, they worked well together. I enjoyed reading about the two them…a lot.

While I have never read Fifty Shades of Grey, I have seen some people comparing the two books, and I can totally see that. Dylan is a dominating force in the story. If that is your kind of thing, you will absolutely love this book. It was just a bit too much in terms of their heightened personalities that prevented me from giving this book 5 stars and falling madly in love with it. But don’t get me wrong, I really enjoyed this story and I will definitely be continuing on in the series. Fans of dominant guys will really love Dylan. He is certainly swoonworthy and the romance did have it’s sweet moments, which I loved. I also really liked the whole “royal” aspect to the story. It added another layer both to the plot and to the complexity of Dylan’s character.

Bottom line: Royal Affair is a really great start to what looks to be a great romance series. if you are a fan of books featuring a hot romance, hot royals, and a dominant alpha male, the Royal Scandal series will be one you love. I can’t wait for the next book.

One seriously sexy son-of-a-duke . . .

Behind the posh British accent, Dylan Hale possesses a down-and-dirty sexiness. Off-the-charts gorgeous, a ruthless architect . . . and did I mention he's a future duke? Every time we touch, it's wildfire. All need and lust and heat. But Dylan has rules: just sex, no one can know, and in the bedroom he gets complete control. All I have to do is follow the rules, because falling in love with Dylan Hale is all it would take to screw everything up . . . royally.




Review:




I was totally engrossed in this story from page one.




Dylan and Lydia were the things I loved the most about the book. I loved them, I hated them, and I wanted to smack sense into them at different points in the story. For me that is what made them interesting and had me caring about both of them and their romance. This story was super sexy too, lots and lots of sexy. Dylan is a man in charge, definitely an alpha and a caretaker too. Lydia is submissive, but has a little brat in her. I did like her better when she was showing her spunk and standing up for herself and the relationship. I have to say I kept waiting for Lydia's long-lost mom to show up or for Michael the next door neighbor to do something nefarious. This is a continuing story, so there is open ending to this book. I know some like to read series all at once, so if that is you, you might want to wait a couple of months.




Now this is the first in a trilogy, at least a far as I can tell. In a good move by the publisher, it looks like the wait between books is only two months. Since these are full length books, every two months is pretty good in my book.





The writing is great and for a first time Author I think she did a really great job. I eagerly await the next book to see what happens to Lydia and Dylan next!!





4Stars




*I voluntarily read an advance reader copy of this book provided by the publisher.*

This was a decent book at first and then I just got bored with it.

This isn't one I would buy and read again in the future and I don't see myself reading the next books in the trilogy

Royal Affair (Royal Scandal #1) by Parker Swift
4 stars!!!

“You can never cross the ocean until you have the courage to lose sight of the shore.”

For a debut book Parker Swift really delivered and I have to be honest and say it did not read like a debut at all, the writing was very accomplished and totally engaging. I love a good Royal book and this is what initially caught my attention, I then read the synopsis and being British reading it was a no brainer and so I dived in.

Lydia Bell is not in a great place emotionally, she had put her life on hold to be there for her sick father and since his passing she has lost her way in the world…no sense of belonging, no parents, no idea what to do and too many memories in her current surroundings. Even though Lydia knows now is her time, it is hard to let go, but moving on for the sake of her own sanity is a must. Her parents met in London and so it is there she intends to make her final destination, if this was where her parents fell in love maybe love could find her there too. In the meantime, a summer job nannying for some extremely wealthy and connected parents was on the cards, a summer trip to Canada was where her life would forever be altered, even if she didn’t know it yet.

“Just sex? What I have in mind will be far better than ‘just sex.’ I hope you’re not offended…I’m afraid it’s all I’m good for, but I promise I’m very. Very. Good at it.”

Dylan Hale was a drop dead gorgeous Brit with the accent to match and when he first catches a glimpse of Lydia frolicking with the kids in a skimpy bikini it seems our Brit is smitten. Dylan though is a man of mystery, a man who wants to keep his cards close to his chest, he doesn’t have relationships and keeps his private life private and he has his reasons. While at times he came across as an arrogant, self-assured, domineering, arsehole, underneath was a man that actually wanted something he knew he could never have, a normal relationship, he just didn’t know it…or at least he didn’t until he met Lydia Bell.

Dylan was British Royalty, a title that he never wanted but was given by birth right. After the death of his grandfather he has to step up to the plate and none more so than in providing the next Marquess. Dylan is well aware he is every socialites wet dream, he is aware of the superficial gold diggers that constantly throw themselves at him, but he never takes the bait. Dylan is adamant with regards to his no relationship policy, but he hadn’t met his game changer, he has now.

“I can’t be a haven for anyone – I’m a goddamn war zone.”

Parker Swift delivered a book with a captivating plot and while it isn’t the most original it was delivered in her own unique style. I loved the dialogue, I felt the emotion and I felt their connection, I may have even shed a tear of two, but most of all this book kept my attention throughout, so much so, it was a one sitting read and for a newbie, that is a huge accomplishment.

My only niggle was this had a little Fifty Shades feel about it, certain scenes or actions would make me think of Christian and Ana and it was a little annoying. Dylan is an alpha and a little dominant and while his predilections have only gone so far as slapping, a little bondage and butt plugs and of course a penchant for knicker stealing or even better no knickers at all, I can see that this side to their relationship will probably be explored more in depth. Lydia also had that Ana feel about her, being the inexperienced (not virginal), coquettish woman who suddenly finds her inner vixen.

“Yours is the only pussy I can’t bear to be separated from by fabric, no matter how thin.”

The sex scenes were seriously hot and Parker Swift certainly has them down pat and with an engaging plot line there was little to not love about this book. This is the first in a trilogy and this book was left on a little cliffy but in a good place none the less. To say I am seriously jonesing for book two is an understatement and I cannot wait to dive into it. As much as Dylan pissed me off in the beginning he has worked his charm well and truly into my heart and I want to see these two make it…they both deserve it.

“I just couldn’t stay away. I still can’t.”

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I wanted to like this more but I can't. If I hadn't read 50 Shades Of Grey I might like this one a lot. It was way to similar to that for me to enjoy. The similarities were too much and I couldn't stop comparing it to that. There was less BDSM in this one then there was in 50 Shades. This was a quick read and I wish there would have been less sex in it and more of WHY they fell in love. I think they fell in lust more than they fell in love.

It was interesting enough that I did read all of it and the author is a very good writer. I don't know why she would do this. I think a more original story line would have done wonders and I would have been raving about her.

British-Control Freak in bed-Royalty? Yeah. SOLD.

That’s what I got from the blurb, so of course I requested this one. Who doesn't love a future duke who has as a rule to have complete control in the bedroom. I do.

But the more I read, the more the story reminded me of another one. Wealthy hero who doesn't do relationships. Spanking and stalking included. And a sassy heroine who loves to push the hero buttons. A little familiar, right? Yeah, That’s what I thought. But even though, the storyline was a little overused and I have a mad love for the “the other book", Royal Affair was still a sexy and page flipper book.

What I enjoyed the most about the book was the chemistry between the characters. Dylan was not used to get sassiness from women so to see him deal with Lydia’s witty comebacks was a funny thing to read.

Ok this is going to sound weird, since as you know I’m a horny little thing who loves to read steamy-scorching scenes, but I got a bit bored here. Don’t get me wrong, those scenes, plus Dylan’s dirty talking were smoking hot. Their first encounters had me fanning myself but then…then… I never thought I would say this but, THE SEX WAS WAY TOO MUCH! There I said it. Damn, that was hard but true. It was as if the sex had swallowed the plot completely, making me lost interest to the point that I had to skim some parts and that coming from me is a sacrilege.

Dylan’s “No one can know bullshit” got on my nerves. I got his reasons but it was frustrating. And I hated that Lydia had to put up with it.

Overall, the book was just ok for me. I enjoyed it but couldn't help comparing it to “the other book”. The author managed to deliver a intriguing ending so I may or may not be reading the next book. Will see.

Lydia has been so caught up in caring for her terminally ill father that she forgot to live for a few years. Now that he has passed on, she takes a job as a nanny in order to get away from all the memories in NYC and to do a little traveling before making another major change in her life. She will be moving to London in a few weeks for a new start with a career she is looking forward to, and it will give her the chance to reconnect with the country where she was born.

While traveling with the Franklin family, Lydia meets Dylan Hale, a stunningly gorgeous British alpha male who also happens to be an aristocrat. Despite his mother's apparent matchmaking attempts to ensure that there will be an heir to carry on the title, Dylan sets his sights on getting to know Lydia but he quickly turns into the duke of mixed signals. When he learns Lydia will be moving to his home base soon, he invites her to look him up when she arrives. Although she feels he is way out of her league, she can't deny he turns her on in a way no other man has ever been able to accomplish.

She soon learns Dylan is a man used to getting what he wants, and he has decided he wants her - but on his own terms. He doesn't do relationships so any dalliances that he indulges in must remain discreet. There will be no public appearances, no dinners out, and no mention of him to any of her friends and co-workers, just down and dirty sex behind closed doors. She will essentially be his dirty little secret as he goes about his daily business and attends dinners with the very woman his mother is obviously trying to set her up with. Can she deal with having him one moment and then being escorted out the back door of him to avoid notice by potentially lingering paparazzi or having to pretend they barely know each other when they cross paths in public? Sure, he claims to be protecting her from having her life splashed across the pages of tabloids merely for being seen with him but that excuse becomes old quickly.

There are plenty of steamy scenes with some tender moments thrown in as Lydia's emotional turmoil grows. I loved her best friend Daphne's advice and her new co-workers who provide her with much needed support even though they don't know the full story. There is an element introduced toward the end of the book that sets up some interesting moments to come I am sure in the next book, and there is a still great big unknown in the form of her mother's identity too.

Days after finishing the book, I am still a bit torn about my feelings on it. The story was well written and didn't feel like a debut novel, but in the end I am having a very hard time getting past the impression that I just read a British version of 50 Shades. With all the hype around the new movie's release, that story is back in the forefront of my mind and I couldn't help but notice quite a few parallels between Dylan and Christian along the way. There is no overt similarity so please don't jump to any adverse conclusions! There are little things that just stuck out to me in Dylan's attitude and actions toward Lydia, his comments about breaking his own rules when it comes to her and a few other one off things that triggered me to reminisce about Christian along the way. As the saying goes, imitation is the highest form of flattery and all that, but when a story has reached iconic status, it stands alone in my mind and other books have a hard time living up to the lofty expectations set by it. With that being said, take my ramblings with a grain of salt as being induced by a recent FSoG revisit and don't let them unduly influence you because the author did do an amazing job for a debut novel. The twist thrown in at the end intrigued me and I am still curious what will happen in the next part of the story. 3.5 to 4 stars

3.5 stars -- I received a free copy through NetGalley in exchange for an honest and unbiased review/opinion.

So I'm probably one of the few erotic readers in the world that still hasn't read FSOG, or seen the movie. It's not the BDSM, it's more that I'm a hipster that doesn't tend to get into things that are especially popular. I've read a lot of BDSM erotica, I couldn't imagine what that story would give that I hadn't already read. So why am I even mentioning that book? Because even having not read it, I couldn't help but think to myself many times while reading this story "this feels like FSOG." It also gave me a Harlequin Presents line feel. So if you're the type of reader that doesn't mind books that stick to well known tropes, and you enjoy either of those reading experiences, then this book is perfect for you. If that's not your bag, then you might want to proceed with caution.

So I'll go with what was meh for me: I became a bit bored. I hate to say this, but I wasn't expecting it to be an erotic read, and so there was just way more sex than plot for me. I'm not saying the sex wasn't hot (it totally was, and OMG can Dylan dirty talk like no one's business...*fans self*), but after awhile I just wasn't as engaged, and I really wanted the book to hurry up and get back to the plot. Which was kind of weird.

Also, I saw the conflicts coming a ways away, and they made me roll my eyes at times. I've never been a fan of the misunderstanding thing, and Lydia (fabulous name btw) had a bad habit of jumping to conclusions.

And quite frankly, I hadn't realized this would be a series all based on Dylan and Lydia, often times these series are about connected love stories. But this is in fact a series of 3 books about Dylan and Lydia. Which isn't terrible by any means, but I felt like this one dragged a bit and could have been edited down, which makes me wonder how well the plot will be paced in the next two installments.

So saying all that, let's get to the things I LOVED. The chemistry and bantering between Dylan and Lydia. THIS is where the author NAILS it. I can't tell you how delighted I was in Lydia's sassy comebacks, pushing Dylan's usual control. That girl seriously made me laugh out loud. And I enjoyed the bit of backstory about Lydia and how she came to be in the fashion industry, while not being super fashionable. There is definitely some insta-love going on in this book, the relationship develops incredibly quickly, but I did feel like they had a connection outside of the sex, even if most of their connection WAS the sex. I felt like we got to see them getting to know each other enough that I could believe there were deeper feelings involved.

And speaking of chemistry, while I did get a bit bored with all the sex, it was fairly smoking...particularly their first few encounters. Heck their first kiss was just tingly. And like I said, the dirty talking was very well done (especially given I recently read a book with unnatural dirty talking, I was like "THIS IS WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT!").

My problem lies in how to round this. My hubby just shamed me about wanting to round up, saying how could I 4 star a book that bored me. But he doesn't understand how GOOD the good parts were. Or how much characters and banter really weigh for me personally. But alas, he is kind of right. It was a bit predictable. GAH!!! Stupid logic! So there you go. Rambly review complete, you're welcome.

If there is one type of novel that I am loving lately it is the ROYALTY novels. I absolutely cannot get enough of them! Royal affair was such an outstanding debut novel from Parker Swift. It was full of heat, heart and had such an addicting story. I could not put it down!

Dylan Hale was absolutely amazing. He was so sexy and will blow you mind! This novel was seriously so fantastic. I have a huge book hangover! I can't stop thinking about it and I finished it days ago! Lydia was such a great match to Dylan. She was a great combination of sweet and sassy and I could not get enough. Royal disaster seriously cannot get here fast enough! 4.5 stars!

I would like to thank NetGalley and Forever (Grand Central Publishing) for an advanced copy of this ebook for an honest review.

I'm always up for reading new authors and I liked the premise of ROYAL AFFAIR so I took a chance on this dangerously sexy hero. I really liked Dylan. He's intelligent, gorgeous and oh-so-wicked! But the heroine, Lydia left much to be desired. I wasn't too fond of her and that made it difficult to finish the book. The writing was great and I liked the story, but the heroine was what sunk it for me. However, this won't deter me from checking out other books by the author.

I have mixed feelings about this book. It was an ok read for me. It reminded me of somewhat Fiftyish. Each time I would read another chapter Fifty came to mind. I enjoyed Fifty better. The thing is the book was still a page turner and a quick read.

I guess the basis of the story didn’t really do it for me. It just seemed like the story was just about sex. I don’t understand how the characters feel for each other. How can you say you love someone when all you do is have sex!!!???. The characters hardly held any conversations. There was no chemistry at all. I can see a guy and think he is attractive and fine but after a while sex alone is never enough. You don’t fall in love just by having sex every time you see each other. Did I tell you there was no substance between them yet. Yeah None. I don’t know what else to say.

Dylan is the smart dominant earl or something. He is attracted to Lydia but doesn’t want anyone to know that they are in a “relationship”. What!!!!????

Lydia is attracted to Dylan and is ok with settling with what Dylan was offering, even though she knew that she deserved better than that.

The end of the book got a little intriguing. Just a little. You wouldn’t believe it it’s a sequel… Even though I am ranting, I still want to read the sequel maybe, just maybe it will be something of substance.

Lydia is a sweet college grad about to start her dream job when she meets Dylan. At first she doesn’t know he’s 1) a Marquess, 2) a paparazzi magnet and 3) a world renowned architect. All Lydia knows is that she is in instant lust with this super-hot man. Dylan is all about seducing Lydia but only on his terms; which means no public appearances and he calls the shots.

This is very Fifty Shades meets Sweet filthy boy. The sex is hot and kinky. The attraction and sexual tension is off the charts. The main characters are very believable but the side characters are a bit sketchy. We have an Alpha man and a naïve younger woman. There is some BDSM and spanking. I enjoyed this book but couldn’t help comparing it to those other books I mentioned. There is little that is original.

Ladies meet your next book boyfriend, Dylan Hale! He's an aristocratic architect, reformed bad boy that likes to dominate... And he's available on Valentine's Day, guaranteed to make you a great date! :)
Lydia is really cool too! Seriously this book is HOT, HOT, HOT! I can't wait to see what Parker Swift has in store for the rest of the series. This book is definitely one of my top picks for the year!

Dylan is every woman's fantasy until he opens his mouth and goes from dream guy to tempting prospect. Royal Affair takes lust, love and royalty and gives it a modern edge with a bad boy lead. I had a love/hate relationship with Dylan. His arrogance frustrated me but at the same time he could easily seduce me into forgetting that I wanted to knock some sense into him. Never have I come across a character practically becomes real before my eyes. Parker Swift delivered a heavy hitter with her debut.

I loved this book. The story was incredible and had just enough twists and turns to keep me hooked and up late at night reading. I can't wait to read the next one!

When I first saw the cover and synopsis of this book I was immediately pulled in and I needed to know more. When I was able to get an ARC of this book I was thrilled and I dived into this story as soon as I possible . Royal Affair was fantastic.

In this book we follow Dylan and Lydia and the attraction between them was there from the very first moment they saw each other. After babysitting for a family in the summer Lydia is about to head over to London to start a new job, but while on the baby sitting job she meets Dylan and this is where there story really begins. I loved the romance between them ,at first it was supposed to be just sex , no relationship just sex ,but I didn't believe that was going to work for long because of the connection between these two .It was defiantly a tricky situation because I could understand why Dylan would not want to go public with the relationship or have reservation about relationships because he is such a public figure and the things that have happen to him in the past and I could understand how Lydia felt not wanting to be secret and seeing him doing all of these things . There was a few moments where I was concerned and wondering how is this going to work out but this story remind me of a very important thing love will always find a way and it did for Dylan and Lydia. There was never a dull moment in this story and I finished it within hours Royal Affair was a wonderful start to the Royal Scandal series.

Royal Affair was a scorching hot, sexy , swoon worthy, addictive , enchanting story and after the ending of this book I cannot wait to get my hands on the next book in the Royal Scandal series . Parker Swift If you are reading this and you want to let me read book 2 now that would be wonderful lol .

I adored this book. First, Dylan, the hero is British. That alone is enough to get me to pick the book up. Second, he's a Marquess. I do love the aristocracy no matter what era. Third, he's absolutely filthy. Poor inexperienced, naive Lydia didn't know what hit her when she met Dylan.

My only "complaint" about the book is the amount of time we spend in Lydia's head. The POV is her's, so you'd expect to be in her head. But we spent a lot of time there when she was in a "moment" with Dylan. I would have rathered more interaction between the characters than Lydia's inner monologue. But that is a very small detraction to an otherwise fabulous, fabulous read. I can't wait to find out what happens next with this couple when the second book, Royal Disaster, comes out in April.

I was really excited for this one. First off, the cover is gorgeous. It’s what caught my eye in the first place. Then, there was the blurb. A London Marquess with a crazy, sexy accent? Yes, please! I only wish I could have said that the book blew me away.

Dylan Hale is a member of the British aristocracy, a prominent architect, and in line for a dukedom. And, to top it off, he has particular tastes. He’s never one to stay with any one girl, so he is caught off guard when he catches sight of the wholesome Lydia Bell.

Traveling as a nanny for a rich family, Lydia Bell is down on her luck. She doesn’t expect to meet someone like Dylan who attracts her like none other. She doesn't expect anything to come from it. That is, until her job in fashion design takes her to his world. Pretty soon, one night isn’t enough.

I started this book absolutely loving it. Lydia has such a joyous spirit, and she’s in the middle of judging her charge’s diving techniques - mock scowling - when she meets successful businessman and royal himself, Dylan Hale. I loved how out of her element Lydia is, but how easily she can laugh at herself too. And how the Dylan she sees isn’t what she gets.

I withdrew my hand as soon as I could manage and brought my arms back to my waist. Then I went to smooth my skirt, remembering too late that I wasn’t wearing a skirt. It turned into a little thigh tap, which probably looked bizarre, like: Yup, I’ve got legs. At this point, I kind of wanted to disappear.

“You’re quite the taskmaster,” he said.

I looked at him, puzzled, and then I realized he was looking at the children. “Oh! Well, you know, kids these days. They just aren’t willing to put in the hard work it takes to be an Olympian.”

Soon, however, the story turns, and the similarites between it and 50 Shades of Grey didn't do it for me. Dylan likes to take charge - which is fine, I’m totally okay with this - but I didn’t like how it effected Lydia’s character. At this point, I’m looking for a female character who blows me away: she has an inner strength, she’s savvy, and she can fake confidence (or have confidence) like nobody’s business. Lydia is, at that, but she isn’t.

Dylan exuded total competence, and I was pretty sure I was completely out of my depth.

Why? You’re working for an awesome company in London, England. You're funny and accomplished. I never fell in love with Lydia's character, and that’s something that must happen for me to keep reading.

I was hoping the story line as a whole would deviate more, showcase another side to both characters that it would elevate the plot. I never found that.

Royal Affair misses its mark occasionally, but there were some great moments, and I still give it three stars. If you read the 50 Shades of Grey series and loved it, I would definitely give this one a try.

Royal Affair (A Royal Scandal Novel; Book One)
by Parker Swift (A.C Review)
ISBN: 978-1-4555-9803-8 (e-book)
978-1-4555-9804-5 (POD edition)

Lydia had never been lucky in love; so why did she think that meeting a bad boy Dylan, would be any different? They meet why she was running feral with the two rambunctious children, she was hired to care for over the summer. He kissed her and just walked away; however, he could not just stay away. Dylan had an internship and a job with a prestigious fashion designer in England; and though she was in no way interested in fashion, she was intrigued by the business and art of it all. Lydia and Dylan connected and against her better judgment had a toe curling sex that made her body nearly beg for more. The catch? She had to stay a secret! Can Lydia get the love she deserves; while Dylan gets the secrets he commands? Guess you got to keep reading.

I have to take a second and breathe, the passion and the seduction, and mystery of it all had me painting the entire book! I am beginning to think that I so live in the wrong country! Parker did a tantalizing and the toe curling job describing the sensual and at times madding pull these two have for each other. This book gave your toes a curler without the need of the vulgar and exotic talk that I have come to find as a constant when reading romance books these days! I commend Parker on a task well done! I find myself wishing to be in the place of Lydia on almost all accounts, and some points actually felt as though I was in that spot. This book was well written and very well described! I can't wait to see what happens next!

This book was an AC so to be expected, there was a few miss-spellings and grammar issues; however that in no way took anything away from the book! Okay so this is the end of my Rants of this book.....Oh yeah one rant....I hate cliff hangers...but you will have to read to find out what I mean!

I give this book a 5 out of 5 star review. I am going to recommend it to all my girlfriends, this book is differently sure to get their motor's running! Parker did a great job writing it, and I know when released in February 2017, it will be on the top of the best sellers list!

Unfortunately, like I said it is not available as of yet for purchase; you must wait till February. When it does come available I am sure that Parker will have it up on her website. Here is her contact info....don't forget to show her and of course I some love!
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