If you are in the minority view that sex in books and movies should only be implied or discussed in terms of making babies, skip this and.

This could have been a 5 star book for me if not for these two things. I like when I can vision the male based on the voice and the character the author was writing should not have had a voice so feminine. There were times where I would have to pause the audio to do something else and then I would come back mid chapter and have to try to figure out who was speaking between the two main characters. Second the narrator had a great female voice and did great with the female parts, however I really wish she had a different tone for the male voice and would commit to it each time. I would love for someone to explain why this is being done outside of making more money for what should be one book. I don't feel like this book should have taken up TWO of my audible credits and I don't think I would have wanted to pay the almost $30 I would have had to pay for both books. Why are we doing this? It seems to be a trend that I'm seeing now and it is irritating. I have a pet peeve with books that are two short novellas that should have just been one book. I loved that the reaction to the 'secret' was reasonable and not blown over the top and I loved that the resolve was also reasonable and didn't consist of either of them loosing themselves or doing something they didn't want to do. Even thought it takes place over a few months the author showed the time passing so it wasn't always feeling like one day immediately after another. I loved that it wasn't an instalove story. I found myself really excited to see what happens next. I loved reading a different twist on the millionaire meets the naive virgin story that has been told many times. I am writing this review based on Book 1 and 2 together I really enjoyed this book.

Filthy beautiful love by kendall ryan