It took me forever to read this book because I was having so much fun reading it. Then I will remember that I didn’t read the previous page, so I will have to go back. Whenever I turn to the next page in the book, I’ll look at the bottom of the page and if something interesting is happening, I’ll skip to the next page to see what’s going on. Salute.Ī little tidbit about me: whenever I am reading a book I’m really in to, a book I am enjoying, I am the slowest reader known to man. Despite some parts of the book did not work for me, this was an impressive debut. I do think the others would have a lot of potential. Storyline wise, nothing too memorable, but I might consider reading the next ones for the fun of it. They had personalities I could indulge in their life. I liked the writing, minus the excessive monologues and I liked the side characters. The dirty talks were also something to look forward to. And the second half of the book was entertaining. I do have to give credits for the sexual tension and the storyline afterwards. Imo, the whole sexual attraction overshadowed their love development. I can see some people might enjoy it but I couldn’t, especially when Cair claimed he “love” Luca with no other than only sexual attraction he had for him. It was a surprise that this book focused more on the porny side. So, the constant dick throbbing and twitching simply bore me. I was unlucky and it was a tough moment for me considering I have a really short attention span. My main concern was this whole book had so many monologues. It picked up at 30% though and I liked the consistency. I’ve had a hard time in the beginning, nothing was catchy enough.

“I can hear your heart pounding, can smell your lust. “Do you realize how close you are to driving me insane?” he rumbled, low and seductive.

Cair by Eryn Hawk