It’s almost hypnotic, right? The way it just explodes into a giant mess that could become a complete and utter tragedy, but you can’t stop watching it. I mean, it seems to end well, but you just know folks are going to have a whole mess of problems after the dust settles, right? That, in a nutshell, is this book. Oh and FYI, he’s broken, she’s broken, they’re all broken. He’s hot, she’s hot, this is so hot. He loses control, she loses control, everything loses control. If I read those phrases once, I read them a shedload.

Side note- he had confessed to the h he had used prostitutes while married to his wife but never confessed he had tried being with one during their separation, considering we know she had wondered if he'd ever do that to her too I felt it was unfair that he didn't even mention he was aroused and within a teeny tiny breath away of getting a bj Now, if you get past the above issues and are ready for the book, let me give you some more ideas about it and don’t worry, it will be a spoiler-free review. Push/Pull:Yes They both push away and also pursue the relationship at times, but I'd say the H is the main purser.When I told you I have never been in love before…. I lied.” He swallows the lump in his throat. I stare into his big brown eyes. “Because I’m in love with you,” he whispers.

This book is not for the readers who hate man-whore heroes and arrogant jerks. Before he met the heroine, he had friends with benefits and at the same time, he used high-class prostitutes whenever he wanted. So if this is one of your pet peeves, don’t ever start the book, he will infuriate you. Recommended whenever you need to read a "very very hot book" (if you can get past the issues in the Foreword, of course.)Also, the hero talks freely with his two close (male) friends about women in their lives and they tell each other about their sex life in an open and sometimes vulgar way and it might disturb some readers, just saying it here... How long have you used prostitutes?” “From the age of twenty-four up until the day you walked into my house.”