Samair Jones has spent years trying to be what her family
expects her to be, but she’s had enough. She quits her hated
day job and returns home to discover her boyfriend cheating on
her with her roommate. Completely fed up, she walks out,
determined to not be anyone’s doormat again. Instead, she
decides to reclaim her nickname of “Trouble” and to make her
own way on her own terms – including starting a business
focused on her passion for creating custom designed lingerie
and dance costumes.
Valentine Ward owns Risqué, a hot club in Vancouver, Canada.
Risqué is Val’s baby and one of the few things he wanted
during his divorce from his rich ex-wife. She turned him off
women completely with her spite and manipulation, but when he
spots Samair dancing in his club, he can’t resist her sexy
allure.
Samair is seduced by the handsome and sexy Val with his offer
to indulge every one of her fantasies with no strings
attached. The thrill of being in charge of even this part of
the new life she’s building for herself is irresistible.
But Val’s powerful ex-wife has a plan in mind that may destroy
everything Samair and Val have worked for, along with their
games, and she wants to talk to Samair.
Trouble is the perfect name for this new romance
by one of my favorite authors, Sasha White. This story was so
good that it hooked me immediately and had me squirming in my
chair - in the middle of a convention, no less. Samair never
came across as any sort of wimp, but her taking charge of her
life, its direction, had me cheering her on. “Trouble” is a
nickname that totally suits Samair. Val’s inability to resist
Samair combined with his difficulties in opening up to her
after his ex-wife’s actions made me fear that it would doom
their relationship.
Trouble is rife with hot sex, rich and
compelling true-to-life characters and a story that caught and
completely held my attention. Sasha has again managed to pull
off a sensual, erotic romance with its sexual and emotional
tension building and building throughout the story until its
resolution brought a most satisfying afterglow. This is one of
my favorites of Sasha’s books to date, but I’m eagerly
awaiting her next story. If you like a little Trouble
in your life, you need to read this book. It instantly went
into my keeper pile. |
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