Title: Whipped - The Decadent Series Book 3
Author: Kelly Collins
Genre: Contemporary/Erotic Romance
Roxy Somerville grew up with everything. Sports cars and designer clothes were commonplace in her life. Love, affection, and autonomy were not. She left her life of luxury, and traded her riches for freedom, a freedom that would lead her back to her first love. A freedom that nearly cost her life.
Bobby Anderson had very little in the way of financial wealth. He had a supportive family and it made him the richest of men. For a time, he had Roxy, then she was gone. Now she’s back in his life, and he will stop at nothing to keep her.
Travel through past mistakes to second chances. Take a journey straight to the heart of love. Whipped is dipped in intrigue and suspense, amidst sizzling hot passion. Once you find yourself Whipped, there is no turning back.
The drink special tonight is the Painus Anus. It’s a Tequila drink that contains:
1 Part Tequila
1 Slice of jalapeño pepper
Dash of Hot Sauce
Roxy loves this drink. She’s a huge fan of hot and spicy, the hotter the better. This one doesn’t disappoint. Many of the patrons call it the double dipper––hurts going in––hurts coming out.
“Hey, Roxy.” She looks up and sees Trevor and Chris who stand at the end of the bar. She races over to give them a hug. They are hands down her favorite people in the world.
“What are you guys doing here?” She pushes away and looks at them. “This isn’t your normal night.” They’re not Sunday night regulars. They come Fridays, Saturdays, and occasionally Mondays.
“We came in to get the lowdown on your date last night.” Chris waggles his eyebrows. What a dweeb. His over-the-top behavior used to catch her off guard. Now she’s used to him. How he ended up with Trevor is a mystery. It’s funny how opposites attract.
“I don’t kiss and tell.” She gives them a stern don’t-go-there look. “Bullshit, you kissed and told about the fireman. What is it with you and men in uniform?” Oh... Dan the fireman. What an awful night that was. The memory makes her shudder.
“I only talked because you guys wouldn’t stop asking about his hose. I told you, just to shut you up.” She disregards them with a flip of her hand.
“If I remember correctly, by the end of the night you were begging for more hose and he had nothing to give you.” Both men break out in laughter causing every eye in the bar to light upon them. There is something contagious about spontaneous laughter.
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My Review
Roxy has been reunited with a long lost love thanks to
Emma. Roxy grew up having all the finest
things that money could buy. But she
didn’t have the one thing she wanted most and that was freedom. She wasn’t free to make any choices herself
at least not ones that mattered. She was
to either marry someone from her daddy’s firm or to become a lawyer herself. One day she had had enough and moved
away. Now years later she is still
running. She has lost apartments, jobs,
and more trying to keep her freedom. She
knows that she can’t have relationship with Bobby her father would find a way
ruin it or him. Bobby has other plans,
he finally got a second chance with Roxy and no one is going to get in the way
of that. He isn’t scared of her
father. He wasn’t when they were in high
school and he isn’t now. He will do what
is needed to keep Roxy and protect her.
This story has a bit of everything, a little danger, romance, and funny
at times. Roxy learns some things about
her past that are different from what she thought. Bobby is determined to figure things out and
protect her. This book was my favorite I
think of the series. Roxy has been
through a lot and is finally getting what she wants with Bobby. She is worried that whoever has been messing
with her in the past and scaring away others will come after Bobby now. I like how they to advantage of their second
chance to be together. Again I like that
you get to catch up with the other characters from the previous books in this
one. Kelly Collins is on my list of
authors to look out for now. I look
forward to reading other books by her.
Thanks for sharing.
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