Garrett, 13 years Mia’s senior and the co-owner of the sex club that gives the series its name, joined the family when Mia was eight and has always avoided spending time with Mia, whom he thinks of as a brat. The personal growth of Garrett and Mia was phenomenal and I loved how it transformed their relationship as a couple. You do not want to miss Mia and Garrett’s journey from enemy step-siblings to each other’s perfect match! Well, we’ve only been open for three months, but we did have a party of five rent the biggest voyeur room a couple weeks ago. Now, Mia has me wanting and doing things I said I’d never do again, like opening up and getting attached.

I’m fine with reading anything and everything, and not a lot makes me squirm, but stepfamily relations make me squirm. Running and avoiding relationships and work would not control a major chemical imbalance in his brain. En fin, fue un libro que disfruté mucho, si vieron un poco de lo que compartí en historias ya sabrán porque🤭! So I have to start off by saying the first book in this series 'Praise', unfortunately did nothing for me. Man, I had to take breaks in between because things were so intense and my emotions were in overdrive.The only other queer character of note in this book is Drake, Garret’s best friend who’s known as a “manwhore” and “player” later surprises Garret by being bi/pan👀 so y’know just playing into every stereotype about bi people. If you’ve ever read my book Prospects, you know I dig a man, straight or not, taking it in the back door.

I seriously am riding a high, and writing this review and rereading quotes has me already wanting to reread it. Asone of the owners of the Salacious Players' Club, he's comfortable on the sidelines and has always felt that he works best alone. Until he stumbles on a cam girl app and finds himself watching the one person he should stay far away from: his step-sister, Mia Harris. I was crying at the end of this and I was stunned that this sexy little voyeur tale had so much more to give.It was hot and steamy in all the right places but also managed to include mental health and show real light on feelings and real world issues, which I will always appreciate in a Sara Cate story. i was expecting a bit more “taboo” since this is a step-siblings romance but honestly it was barely mentioned that I forgot for almost the entirety of the book that they were. She has him wanting and doing things he said he'd never do again, like opening up and getting attached. Overall a satisfying read that gave me everything I love from steamy kink to adorably sweet to emotionally riveting.

This started so kinky but the emotional road we travelled led us to the most intimate place that was both painful and beautiful.In the last two weeks, my stepsister has gone from being the pesky little girl I watched grow up into the only person on the earth that I want to see when I open my eyes in the morning. NO, Mia clearly says that he still has episodes and still goes to therapy and that everyday they work for his happiness AND THIS IS WHAT I WANT TO SEE. And also 2) kink requires trust, so like not surprising people aren’t down for public sex right out of the gate. I wish we had more sprinkled throughout the story and that more conversations about it were included since Garrett fought it for so long. They either should have fallen in love at the same time, or he should have fallen first, and there should have been a push and pull, given that they don't get along, AND they're stepsibling.

the sexual tension is high between the two so is the banter and her keeping her job s secret, add ice and a douche who outs you and mix a step brother who now doesn’t wanna do stuff because your a virgin. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. A lot of the qualities which lend themselves to the whole voyeur thing just don't jive all that well with my personal romance tastes. I appreciated the representation of a hero with depression, though I would have like to see it discussed earlier and more throughout the book and not just at the last 80% of it.And honestly, Garret didn’t work for me from the beginning— he starts the book with this complaint about 1NS not wanting to get hella kinky with him, and like 1) why are you framing this as “oh poor me, my sexual partners keep telling me no when I want them to do sex acts, I’ve been done so dirty” like people do not ~owe~ you their consent?