Even though Lexi grew up in a social class most of us can only dream about, her life has been very Augean and tortured. She has endured hardships that would end someone weaker. She has survived but not without flaws. Lexi has developed a very nasty shell around her BROKEN heart and picked up a BDSM lifestyle for all the wrong reason. She hides her true self to the point of losing her. She is wild, angry, conceited, foul, and refuses to let anyone into her world. Until Cameron… It takes an even stronger person than Lexi to actually deal with her. But can a sweet country boy with a heart of gold and sweet tea in his veins deal with her and all her demons? Can his southern charm and laugh at life attitude break through? Can he help her find the light in her darkest days or will her darkness be the death of him? Can he help her if she doesn’t even realize just how BROKEN she truly is?
17+ (Language and Sexual Content may not be suitable for some readers)
I live in Mississippi better known as “THE SIP”,were I was born and raised, except for a short time I spent wondering the beaches of Destin Florida. I have two wild and weird (I’m told they take after me) kids, Dominick & Oliviana, who are the light in my life and married to a very patient and loving man named Rob. I work a full time job Monday – Friday in collections (No I didn't call you). I am half Mexican and half American in other words I AM BROWN! =] I enjoy singing extremely loud thou I can’t really, dancing around for hours which I do often, and watching my kids just be kids. I enjoy old music and great books. I am eclectic, and I’m pretty much always happy. I believe we should all have fun sometimes and then when we do something stupid, WE SHOULD WRITE ABOUT IT! If I could be anything when I grow up (yes when I grow up because I currently refuse to) I would want to be a full time superhero. Wear awesome boots, have long full flowing hair, wear my panties on the outside of my clothes (and have it be ok), ride on a magical horse with wings, and save the world. Who wouldn’t want to do that?
This one was siting in on my “to read shelf” since 2013. I decided to finally pick it up and read it-and boy was I disappointed. I could look past the publishing issues (even though it made it sure tough to skim being one huge paragraph).
I liked the way the author wrote but the story seemed bland. DNF for me
I didn't finish it, and that's NOT like me. I couldn't make heads or tales of it.
There were times I felt like I was reading gibberish. I would read a section, and because of the way it was written, I would have to re-read it several times trying to figure out what just happened. I felt lost all the way through the 25% or so that I struggled through.
I read the author's intro and realized that the story here was more than bratty rich girl. You have to listen to the voice of the journal and just bear with it. Its actually quite good.