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455 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 1, 2015
This is the 2nd story in the Sealed Series and focuses on Trevor Rossi... we learn that he isn't just a man whore... well not anymore...maybe? AFter he graduates college his father gives him a business, which at first you think his father must not really like him. It is a nearly defunct Strip Club, that is falling apart. Most of the staff are on drugs (including his cousin who ran the place into the ground)... So he has to make something of it... and he does what a Rossi does. He turns Teased into more than anyone thought it could be. But while building this business he also remaking himself without realizing it and all thanks to Avery's persistence.... IF I GO FURTHER I WOULD BE SPOILING THE STORY.
I am finding it impossible to review this without spoiling anything, so let me focus on the author and her amazing talent and ability to engross you with this story.
S.J. Sawyer has a talent that a lot of authors miss out on, not only do the characters tell you their story but you also feel like you have become part of it. They become more than just words on a page, the characters become your friends... she also makes you feel EVERYTHING. At the end of the 1st book "Sealed" I was crying (which rarely happens to me). Teased is no different.
You find yourself laughing at the banter between the characters, swooning over Trevor and rooting for him too. The entire Rossi family is something special and you know that they are genuine, YOU WILL WANT TO MEET THEM....ALL.
You will also feel love, like knock your socks off passion and love... and worry, heart ache, hope... I will also warn you that you WILL lose sleep because you can not but this book down.
I can picture the author ringing her hands and laughing like a evil genius, because she makes your feel so many emotion and the story flows seamlessly without you even realizing how truly vested you have become to each and every character. I can't wait to start the next book "Secured", but first I need to dry my eyes and regroup... because again I was left holding tissues, wiping my eyes and shaking my head thinking "WOW what a ride"