Flirting Touch

Dirty Little Taboo #1

by Lexy Timms

Don't get drunk at a party after just being dumped by your long distance boyfriend. Don't go hitting on the hottest guy at the party. Even if he looks 10 years younger than you. Even if his name's Hunter. DON'T sleep with him when he returns your flirting. Hunter is not the relationship kind of guy. You can tell just by looking at him. Too hot, too delicious, sexy as hell and bad boy written all over his handsome face and muscular tattooed body. He's reckless, dangerous and trouble with a capital T. He's also at least 10 years younger than me. And I don't even remember his last name. Flash forward to Monday morning work—where I'm still nursing the hangover from Saturday and my body is still feeling the effects of the best one night stand I've ever had—and my boss calls me into his office. Apparently his son has just returned from university and is going to be stepping into the company. My boss wants me to personally train him. Make him the best of the best. It's Hunter. And I'm so screwed—literally. Dirty Little Taboo Series Flirting Touch – Book 1 Denying Pleasure – Book 2 Forbidding Desire – Book 3 Author This is a three part series that ends on an HEA in book 3

Genres: Romance, Contemporary, Amazon

244 pages, Kindle Edition

Published October 29, 2019

About the author

Lexy Timms is a mom, business woman, dreamer and writer. She finally decided to write her first romance novel and Saving Forever is her debut story.

Reviews

[Coco.V]

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[Mills]

My first DNF of the year (at 20%) - and it's only the 3rd of January. What an inauspicious start.

[Robin Matheny]

outside my comfort zone challenge

This month’s reading challenge was “Read Outside Your Comfort Zone.”
Well. Mission accomplished. 😂

Flirting Touch features an older woman, a much younger man who happens to be her boss’s son, plenty of chemistry, and approximately 47,000% more sexy time than normally occurs in the books I read. 😳 And here’s the thing... I actually kind of liked it because of the story itself. I liked the characters.

Was it outside my comfort zone? Absolutely. Did I occasionally wonder if these people had jobs, errands, laundry, or literally anything else they needed to be doing? Also yes. 😂 But the story kept me interested, the chemistry worked, and I genuinely wanted to know what happened to them.

Then I reached the end.
EXCUSE ME, THAT’S IT?!
It basically leaves you standing there with the door wide open while the story strolls straight into book two. I’m not sure yet whether curiosity will win and make me read the next one, but I suppose the fact that I’m even considering it says something.
Would I suddenly fill my bookshelf with steamy romances? Probably not. But I’m glad I ventured outside my usual reading neighborhood for this one. It was fun, surprising, occasionally made me raise an eyebrow, and definitely fulfilled the challenge.

Comfort zone: successfully exited.
Dignity: mostly intact.

[Christy]

So good, I am going to call her Moe. Moe and Hunters relationship is just what you would expect when your dealing with a Billionaire family that has their head in their own ass. Monique aka Moe is much older than Hunter but as we know age is just a number. This comes off as an emotional rollercoaster. Lots of ups and downs. While Hunter get what he wants? Will Moe get what she wants? Will they be able to move past the hurt and live out there life? While Hunter family learn to truly love and respect his wish, you must keep reading in order to find out. All I can say is they better...lol

[Sabrina]

Series

Only a cliffhanger it you want it to be here, no HE A here.
I keep ending up with books by this author, I need too stop.
They aren't bad, but I don't think they are great either. Too many typos and childish observations.
I'm not into the rich guy classist thing.
But it if you like a modern heir to a fortune, working girl (no, not like that!) I love you but we're from different world's type of story that reads like a 17 year old wrote it, this might be the book/author for you!

[Lore Lipkvich]

Flirting touch

Only read the last couple of pages of this book bc I’ve read one or two of this authors cliffhangers. She writes so many books but doesn’t finish them. I don’t buy her books anymore even if they are free. Can’t understand an author writing so many pages and can’t finish the story

[Julie Jones]

To much

I didn't even make it through the first chapter. Way too much foul mouths. What lady would talk like that? Not any that I would respect.

[Rosalie Day Carifio]

Ugh

So repetitive, seriously repetitive .....so gullible,
too childish, and very choppy writing...... originally liked the concept but it soon fell apart

[Pete Woollven]

Good

I read this book I enjoyed it but I don't know with others I have known right away I needed to read the series but this just isn't grabbing me

[Sierra]

I’m not a big fan. I think the same drama was repeated every five minutes, girl who wanted him was a bitch, the parents were assholes, repeat, repeat. I can’t finish the series, 2 stars, I’m sorry.

[Sarah Ann]

There were a lot of typos, and a lot of annoying aspects to this book. The only reason I’m giving it three stars is Monique’s character was too great to bash.