~Blurb~
I’m searching for wingman or woman. I’m seeking corruption and I want you to be my guide. I’m average, from my average height, to my average weight, to my average hair and my average clothes.I spent New Year’s babysitting when I wanted to be anywhere else. I want a tattoo or maybe a piercing. I want to kiss a girl and have a one-night stand, not necessarily in that order. I’m not a virgin but I may as well be.
I want to experiment and gain experience. I’m sick of being the wallflower. I want to be so confident with myself and my sexuality that when I walk into a room head’s turn. Most of all, I want to live.
Reply to this message if you think you have what it takes.
~Book Review~
5 “I can’t believe I’m
giving this” Stars
When I started out
reading this, I honestly didn’t know how I was going to rate it. Pretty early
on it was clear this was more erotic fiction than romance and to be fair Amazon
does categorize it that way. This read was kinda like Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride. No
scratch that, it’s like Mr. Toad’s Hot Horny Wild Ride! My eyes popped wide, my mouth gaped open, the
room got a lot hotter, and I read a few lines more than once. This is not my
usual safe romantic read, but I had to know…What was Wes going to orchestrate
next??? But I’m getting ahead of myself.
So stuck home
babysitting her sister’s kids on New Year’s Eve, Nic decides her life needs
more excitement. She wants to be a bad
girl. She wants to try new things. (See the book description for what she
wrote.) Thus, she places an internet ad searching for a bad boy to corrupt her. Enter
Wes Matthews, a tattoo artist who answers her ad. He’s looking for a “new toy”
(his words) and perfectly willing to be her sex life coach.
“‘You want me to corrupt you?...I can teach you how to be very bad, thing is, you’ll be taking my cock while I do it.’”
It’s not long and you
realize this story could also be called How Nicole (or maybe Nic’s Coochie) Got
Her Groove Back because exploring these wild sexual set ups, Nic is expanding
her horizons, getting the life experiences that she desires, and gaining more
self-confidence. Wes, in a sense,
empowers her to break out of her boring lifestyle. Of course, you could also
title this, The Sexual Adventures of Wes and Nic and Whoever the Hell Else Wes Feels
Like Including.
Anyways, despite all
the wild scenarios, even from the beginning I felt an undercurrent of something
with just Wes and Nic. Maybe it’s the romantic in me but I wanted to root for
them to be together, to be something more than a casual hook-up. And as the
story went along, the stronger that vibe became.
This story definitely
isn’t for everyone. You probably need to go into it with an open mind. You
definitely need some suspension of disbelief as, let’s face it, in the real
world, at the very least, Wes would not be so hot, well endowed, or with Nic’s
best interests at heart.
“…I survived the Wesosuarus Cock…”
And Wes is quite the enigma. I think that’s a
large part of the appeal of the story. What is his deal? When is he going to
contact her again? What will he have planned? How far does he take sharing? He’s probably more of an erotic fantasy than a
romantic book boyfriend, but that doesn’t mean he’s not confident, creative, alluring,
and finally possessive.
“He brands me with his tongue so hot against mine and I whimper as I cum.”
It’s insanely hot and
filthy dirty, filled with some original sexual adventures. (Holy cow the
wheelbarrow position.) You never know what’s on tap next, but Wes, the bad ass
bad boy, is sure to not disappoint.
What I found so
refreshing about this super smutty tale is that not only does it have a plot
and intriguing characters, but despite all the orgies and ménage a tois or ménage
a fill-in-the-number, it’s pleasingly void of angst. There’s no cliché scheming
villains (otherwise often known in the romance world as OW drama) or hidden
agendas with most of the people Nic meets. I think that went a long way in my
rating and, by the end, even made me a little envious of the close circle of trusted
companions that Nic finds (oh and the hot, adventurous man too).
There are some
grammatical issues (especially with misuse of past/present tense) for
which I should probably deduct at least a quarter point off the rating, but if
you’re considering reading this book you probably haven’t selected it for the grammatical
mechanics so I’ll let it slide this time.
My Personal Bad Boy is a standalone erotic romance (yes in the end
I think it is) told via Nicole’s first person POV.
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