Synopsis
Who
is Sebastian Lock?
The bar Sophia Pearce is in doesn’t look like much. The wine is bad and the decor worse. But when a sudden attack of curiosity leads her to sneak past security and into the back room, she discovers something unimaginable. The most lavish party she’s ever laid eyes on, in the most unlikely of places.
But that’s nothing compared to what comes next, to the man she meets back there. Sebastian Lock. Gorgeous, commanding, and radiating charm, he is exactly the sort of silver-tongued rake Sophia has sworn to avoid. Unfortunately, he doesn’t care much for her promises.
Every instinct tells her to run, but the chemistry between them is as inescapable as gravity. Soon, he’s opening her eyes to a whole new world of pleasures, pleasures she never thought she’d enjoy.
There’s just one problem. Sebastian is more than he seems. Between the famous company he keeps and the almost paranoid secrecy of his employers, he’s a puzzle Sophia can’t quite solve, and his insistence on keeping things casual forces her to confront the demons of her past.
Can she learn to trust again? Or will Sebastian’s privacy tear them apart?
Contains light BDSM, including spanking, restraint, and anal play
Note: This book is the first part of a trilogy that is designed to be read together, much like The Blackstone Affair. Sebastian and Sophia will get their happily ever after, but not until the last book.
The bar Sophia Pearce is in doesn’t look like much. The wine is bad and the decor worse. But when a sudden attack of curiosity leads her to sneak past security and into the back room, she discovers something unimaginable. The most lavish party she’s ever laid eyes on, in the most unlikely of places.
But that’s nothing compared to what comes next, to the man she meets back there. Sebastian Lock. Gorgeous, commanding, and radiating charm, he is exactly the sort of silver-tongued rake Sophia has sworn to avoid. Unfortunately, he doesn’t care much for her promises.
Every instinct tells her to run, but the chemistry between them is as inescapable as gravity. Soon, he’s opening her eyes to a whole new world of pleasures, pleasures she never thought she’d enjoy.
There’s just one problem. Sebastian is more than he seems. Between the famous company he keeps and the almost paranoid secrecy of his employers, he’s a puzzle Sophia can’t quite solve, and his insistence on keeping things casual forces her to confront the demons of her past.
Can she learn to trust again? Or will Sebastian’s privacy tear them apart?
Contains light BDSM, including spanking, restraint, and anal play
Note: This book is the first part of a trilogy that is designed to be read together, much like The Blackstone Affair. Sebastian and Sophia will get their happily ever after, but not until the last book.
What I Loved
From the very beginning this series
was intriguing to say the least and that’s what I loved most about it. The
minute you meet Sebastian Lock you want to unravel all his mysteries even if
you know some of his secrets aren’t exactly happy ones. Sophia sparks an interest in Sebastian and
she did the same for me as well. I loved
that she was head strong when she needed to be, had a busy career of her own
and her own life outside of Sebastian.
The chemistry between Sebastian and
Sophia was alluring and kept me addicted to this book the entire time, needing
to read more and more. Anytime Sebastian
put up his wall and wouldn’t let Sophia in, I couldn’t wait for her to tear it
back down again. Sebastian definitely
has an allure to him that draws the reader in giving him or her a very sensual
experience.
Not So Much
I felt like the details were
inconsistent in this entire book. There
was such wonderful description of Australia and all the different parts of
Sydney and the restaurants which was great.
Yet, that same type of attention wasn’t paid to details about Sophia’s
apartment or Sebastian’s as well. There
is a ton of description of what Sebastian’s looks and physical stature, but the
same can’t be said about Sophia. It
really annoys me when things aren’t consistent and continual throughout a story,
because it takes away from becoming completely engrossed and painting an entire
picture.
The foundation of the story was a
little shallow as well, I would’ve liked to have known more about Sophia, what
her life has been like up until meeting Sebastian. I know nothing about Sophia’s childhood, or
what has made her the persons she is today.
It made me feel that the character development started in the middle
rather than the beginning.
To Sum It All Up!
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