Twisted Vows of Seduction was published in 2013. Filled with scandal, deception, and explosive twists, this sequel to Twisted Seduction delivers twice the heat, twice the drama, and a climax no one will see coming.
Still mourning the death of his lover, Denise, Greg Adams conspires to leave his wife. He believes that Denise has come back to him in the form of a woman named Naomi Brooks, and he can’t forget her. But there’s one problem—his wife is going to honor every line in their wedding vows until death does them part.
Naomi Brooks, a recovering alcoholic, enters into an orchestrated affair to deceive Greg by creating the perfect illusion. Will the plan work or will she find herself a victim in a twisted game?
A long-term torrid affair with her best friend’s husband, Jeff, has scarred Nadine Collins for life. Nadine decides she must take a vow of celibacy to cleanse her spirit. While her journey seems impossible, she can see a light at the end of the tunnel. There’s only one problem—she’s still not over Jeff, now a divorcé living life in the fast lane.
Ménage, an aspiring actress, has her sights set on Hollywood. She will do anything to ensure her rise to the top, including robbing Jeff of all the life insurance money he collected after his wife died. But a blast from the past slows her down. When Jeff comes running to her rescue, it proves to be the perfect setup.
The real twisted games are just beginning.
So from the blurb above you can see that the sequel is even more dramatic than the first. Who knew that Nadine and Jeff would have an affair? Even more that Denise cheated on Jeff also and Greg is still not over Denise which leads to the ultimate trap for his wife. Lies, and manipulation are just the foundation of this sequel. To discover what happens to Jeff and Nadine, I suggest you pick up your copy. The new players just keep the story moving forward but I am not a fan of Menage. (lol) Poor Jeff just keeps getting set up no matter what he does. How will it end for him? (More on this in book 3’s review.)
What did I like about this book?
Well, it’s crazy but the story of Jeff and Nadine unfolding even more. The plot twist (spoiler alert) leading from the previous novel into the sequel that Jeff didn’t actually propose to Nadine. I had mixed feelings on this. I was rooting for Nadine to be happy with Jeff. She was in love with him and Denise loved Greg but Greg had his own secret wife. It’s all very twisted and love triangles everywhere. The sequel proved to be just as promising as the first. So the drama continued and I liked it. It reminded me of a time in my life before marriage where I dated but the men had other women on the side and the women knew nothing of me but found out and yeah, you can get the picture. Lol. It depicted certain aspects of real life for the shorter version.
What did I dislike?
Menage. She was just evil. Haha, no really. She said whatever it took to manipulate Jeff and get close to his daughter. I am so glad that he caught her but I am curious about what will happen to her.
Did I learn anything?
Keep my husband close. Lol. Just kidding, he’s not going anywhere. On a serious note though, life has taught me that when someone wants to be with you they will. I liked that Leonard came into the picture for Nadine and wish her happiness in the journey. It sucked what happened to Greg though, so never try to cross your spouse. Just tell them the truth if you are unhappy, maybe the marriage can be helped but cheating should never be an option.
Was the book different from what I expected?
It wasn’t disappointing, so in short no.
What do you think will be your lasting impression of this book?
Wow, let’s open the next to see how the story ends. That was my honest impression. Aside from everything listed above, the book was good. I was shocked at the added characters that they didn’t draw away from the original story line and explored how characters deal with grief in different ways. Nadine hadn’t really acknowledged her grief, Denise’s mother was angry, Jeff was angry but used sex as a way to deal with it. N’Tyse used a novel to discuss how life goes on after death but at the heart of the novel, the characters each dealt with grief in a way that was best for them.
Would you recommend this book? Yes.