4-4.5 HOT STARS!!!
There are a few things I know off the bat when I’m going to start a Jessica Prince book. One of those things is that I know there will be that hilarious BFF that I will simply adore, who will have me laughing out laud due to her no filter mouth.
The second thing that I know is that no matter how dark a topic is there will be a balance with humour and light sweet as sexy moments.
The third thing is that I know Jessica will have a great effortless way with her words that will carry me through the story.
Destruction is a story that has all the above and much more, yet Destructive is totally different from all of Jessica’s other books. Originally it was a trilogy, but Jessica just announced the two MC (Gabriel & Marley) story will be wrapped up in two books, meaning we will be following the same main characters until their story ends in the following book. Alike her Picking up the Pieces Series that follows different characters from the series, the third book will be centred around two other characters from Destructive.
And another difference is that Destructive pretty much shocked me in the steam element. HOLLY HOTNESS that book is on fire. WARNING read this book when you are ALONE! its steam is off the charts! Jessica I didn’t know you had that in you, but dayum girl the sex scenes where intense and on fire. They were well written and not at all over the top.
Destructive follows the life of Marley and Gabriel, two people from opposite side of the tracts, different worlds all together who have an electrifying attraction and need for one another. But little do these two know how small the world really is.
Marley as Gabriel harbours a past that is dark and hard. A past both try to forget and not talk about. But as one runs from it the other always has hope to catch up with the past and destroy it. And when the truth is unveiled the past comes to bite the other in the ass and that is when the commotion start and trouble (in sex-paradise) between the fragile relationship starts.
Destructive has a looming darkness to it that you can’t help want to welcome and absorb it. For much of the book I was waiting for the impending chaos and the destruction to show face. Albeit I was very much entertained with the witty banter between the characters, the hot steamy love scenes, the passionate fights as the somber flashbacks to the past.
There were a few things that had me confused and scratching my head, which I’m hopeful will be addressed in book two. The build up to the climax of the story was stretch out a bit, which is normal for serials, nevertheless the story kept me intrigued and interested until we got to the unravelling of the secrets of both Gabriel and Marley.
I really can’t wait for what comes next. I am looking forward for more unraveling of complex Gabriel, and the impending angst that I’m positive awaits me in the sequel.
This book ends in a somewhat Cliffy but I know Jessica is a speedy writer so not much waiting for the sequel.
If you are looking for the beginning of a so far promising series that offers, intrigue, steam, good characters which each one on their own stand out don’t miss out on Destructive.