<B>**FULL REVIEW**</b>

So, this book honestly wasn’t for me. I found it slow, unrealistic, and unrelatable. I was bored and ended up skimming through more than I’d like to admit because it felt like just a bunch of useless information that helped the story zero.

Told from Adam’s POV (male POV is hard to write as a woman because we tend to be “wordier” than guys and this story is a tell-tale sign it’s written by a woman), and the object of his “affection” is Kathryn…throw in a disgruntled ex-business partner, some family drama and a guy who is a total manwhore…yep, nothing more to it.

I won’t be finishing the series, because even after stick with the story, it ended in somewhat of a cliffhanger, which gives me nothing worthy of picking up the next book. Sorry.

<b>**2 Poisoned Apple, Stars**</b>

Telling by the summary, I knew it was going to be a sexy read. But I did not expect THAT. In all seriousness, I really liked and appreciated the sexual tension and the tantra aspect. Tantra isn't very explored in the romance/erotica genres that much, so it was refreshing to see it in this title. What was so great and most appreciated was the sex positivity.