I can say I really enjoyed this read! It was fast, sexy, shocking~ Wow, I knew Alyssa can write sexy eroticas but this one from her was vastly different from her other works.
This has lots of steamy erotic language, talking, touching, hot scenes and imaginations.
So, this story tells the story of many POVs from characters in the story. There are two main characters, Tina and Jimmy who works together at a corporate, but we also see Noemi, a nurse by day and a waiter by night at a bar, and Pamela, an attorney.
Tina is a beautiful black young lady, 24 and working as an editor at IGB. She’s just broken up with her boyfriend after finding him getting heads from a brunette in his car. She accidentally sent her rant letter to Jimmy, her co-worker and semi boss, who sent it back to her with a saucy (erotic) note leaving her hungry for more. Her best friend Sonya is a nurse, whom she starts to fall out with due to her relationship with Jimmy.
Noemi is a Latina lady in her 20s and works two jobs to support her mother and 8year old brother who has MS. She’s a nurse and a waitress at an erotica bar. She seduces and punishes males who are cheaters, whom are brought into the bar by Jimmy.
Pamela is an 37year old Caucasian and works as an attorney. She and her husband, Lance are getting a divorce after years of unhappy marriage due to work schedules. She meets Jimmy on a flight back home and overheard his steamy and erotic phone conversation with Noemi and soon becomes fascinated in his allure. But also in her ow sexual pleasures.
Jimmy is 36, Caucasian, and works at IGB. He’s got secrets and a creative heand at sending steamy erotic letters. He has been in love with Tina since he first laid eyes on her. Her boyfriend is a cheater and he has a plan to prove it to her with his friend Noemi’s help. His friend Lance can also use some help after what he’s gone through. But he wasn’t planning on his life changing so much after meddling in Tina’s life.
Although this wasn’t the first time I’ve read many POVs in a book I love this one very much!
In every chapter we followed a different POV from one of the characters. Each POV don’t tell the story at precisely the same time as one of the other POVs but more like after and continue or add to the story from the other character’s POV. All the stories from these POV tells the story of how the characters are connected, even if the characters don’t know it themselves.
These POVs were beautifully written. We got to see these characters at different lights and got to see how they think and feel and how they saw the other characters when their life line encounters one another without knowing how they’re connected.
I really, and I mean really enjoyed this because all the characters are connected in one way or another. But of course there is one reason to how that happened and it is through Jimmy.
Jimmy is the only male POV we got to see in this book and I really loved that. Because he was the connection between all of the other ladies it really made this book an enjoyable and fantastic read.
And Jimmy is really a naughty boy. He is portrayed (or known) as the life line controller of this whole book. He has control over what would happen and to whom. I’ll say he’s the master puppeteer pulling all the strings, and who knew that he can write such steamy (and erotic!) letters. (He would make a great author)
Although he has reasons to why he does them and demons of his own (being a sex addict), he was the only one I thought that really had depth. We got to see him change and have flaws and just…become this totally different hungry male that I was surprise and merry to have at the end of the book.
I really loved this guy even if his secrets were not so hot for me to handle but they were very understandable.
Though we also got to see how the ladies changed throughout the book I was happy for each of them. Kind of… (Pamela) Each and everyone of these characters found their own sexual wants, challenges, and eye opening experiences that it was a great ending.
And I really do hope Alyssa write more of these types of stories because I really did enjoy them. (Not saying that I don’t like her other works.) We still got to see the same writing and dialogue form and structure so it was great.
4.5 smiles