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Indecent Exposure
She’s gotten herself into hot water, and the heat just keeps on rising.
Gina McKenzie didn’t make the same mistakes her mother made with men. She just made different ones. Like letting a good one get away—and trusting a bad one to keep her kinky tastes private.
With an ex-lover holding a naked bondage video over her head, she’s forced to reunite with an old college crush to get the dirty on him. Back then, she resorted to humiliating Mitchell Coleman to keep her heart safe. Now she has no choice but to compromise him in the worst possible way.
When Gina walks back into Mitchell’s life and starts seducing him, desire wars with suspicion. Last time this happened, she tossed him to the wolves. If she’s going to serve herself up on a plate, he intends to make her see exactly what she missed by rejecting him all those years ago.
But Mitch soon realizes that Gina has an agenda other than heating up the sheets—and this time he’s not going to let her play him for a fool.
A bad girl trying to be good, a good guy determined to be bad. Naughty goings-on with a stability ball, lunchtime quickies, and a Parisian hotel room where nobody plans on sleeping.
168 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 26, 2015
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Faye Avalon
28 books17 followersFaye Avalon worked as cabin crew, detoured into property development, public relations, court reporting, and education, before finally finding her passion: writing spicy romantic fiction.
She lives with her super-ace husband and one beloved, ridiculously spoiled dog. Between writing, reading, practicing yoga, and constantly clearing the keyboard of dog hair, Faye can be found checking out Pinterest for hero inspiration.
Visit her at www.fayeavalon.com.
She lives with her super-ace husband and one beloved, ridiculously spoiled dog. Between writing, reading, practicing yoga, and constantly clearing the keyboard of dog hair, Faye can be found checking out Pinterest for hero inspiration.
Visit her at www.fayeavalon.com.
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May 21, 2015
I feel lied to. Seriously, I do. The only thing I found erotic about this read was the “video” that was taken by the ex lover which is only described as a memory. And saying that it was “her” kinky ways isn’t correct either.
Gina ends up having to seduce an ex acquaintance, Mitch, in order to keep a sex tape her ex recorded without her permission, secret. Why? Because her Mother is running for Mayor or Governor or some high profile office and she doesn’t want to embarrass her or ruin her campaign.
Mitch is a financial advisor of some sort who finds himself propositioned, again, by the same girl who completely humiliated him in collage. Yet, after not seeing her for 12 years, he takes the bait because she’s pretty.
Was the anticipation build up there? Not really, because Gina was trying so hard to get the dead done quickly that the power of seduction was lost on me. Yes, there were scenes that got hot and heavy, but erotic? Nope….at least not in my book.
Would I recommend it? Eeehhhhhh
*I was given a copy of this book as a gift from The JeepDiva in exchange for an honest review.
Gina ends up having to seduce an ex acquaintance, Mitch, in order to keep a sex tape her ex recorded without her permission, secret. Why? Because her Mother is running for Mayor or Governor or some high profile office and she doesn’t want to embarrass her or ruin her campaign.
Mitch is a financial advisor of some sort who finds himself propositioned, again, by the same girl who completely humiliated him in collage. Yet, after not seeing her for 12 years, he takes the bait because she’s pretty.
Was the anticipation build up there? Not really, because Gina was trying so hard to get the dead done quickly that the power of seduction was lost on me. Yes, there were scenes that got hot and heavy, but erotic? Nope….at least not in my book.
Would I recommend it? Eeehhhhhh
*I was given a copy of this book as a gift from The JeepDiva in exchange for an honest review.
April 30, 2015
Reviewed for RT Book Reviews June 2015 issue: http://www.rtbookreviews.com/book-review/indecent-exposure
June 12, 2015
This book was a disappointment. It was so boring and it went nowhere for me.
This book was about a woman, Gina, who was a wild, party girl in college and into her adulthood. She had been blackmailed by a lover (former lover after blackmailing her), Costas, into seducing an old colleague, Mitchell. Gina and Mitchell had some chemistry while in college but she denied herself what she wanted. Gina thought he was conservative and no fun at all. Gina chose men she could never be serious about but who can show her a good time in order not to get her heart involved. All of this foolishness so she doesn't end up getting her heart hurt like her mother when Gina's father left her.
During all the seducing Gina did she fell in love with Mitchell. In the process she was still trying to put Mitchell in a conservative themed box. Mitchell is trying to show her that he has become a more exciting man throughout all those 12 years they haven't seen each other. He is trying to be more aggressive during sex, being more confident, taking her on trips to show he can be spontaneous.
This ended up being a knight in shining armor story where Mitchell finds out about the videotape of Gina being tied up and comes to her rescue. One thing that confused me was that Gina was acting like she never liked being tied up. Her and Costas did it all the time. Costas did all the things she liked. It was just the one time he videoed it was the only time he tied up her legs. She was traumatized from that!!!??? Ridiculous!!!. Now she is scared and ashamed of the things she likes to do sexually.
This story was predictable. And the plot went to the far ends of oblivion. This was a waste of time.
This book was about a woman, Gina, who was a wild, party girl in college and into her adulthood. She had been blackmailed by a lover (former lover after blackmailing her), Costas, into seducing an old colleague, Mitchell. Gina and Mitchell had some chemistry while in college but she denied herself what she wanted. Gina thought he was conservative and no fun at all. Gina chose men she could never be serious about but who can show her a good time in order not to get her heart involved. All of this foolishness so she doesn't end up getting her heart hurt like her mother when Gina's father left her.
During all the seducing Gina did she fell in love with Mitchell. In the process she was still trying to put Mitchell in a conservative themed box. Mitchell is trying to show her that he has become a more exciting man throughout all those 12 years they haven't seen each other. He is trying to be more aggressive during sex, being more confident, taking her on trips to show he can be spontaneous.
This ended up being a knight in shining armor story where Mitchell finds out about the videotape of Gina being tied up and comes to her rescue. One thing that confused me was that Gina was acting like she never liked being tied up. Her and Costas did it all the time. Costas did all the things she liked. It was just the one time he videoed it was the only time he tied up her legs. She was traumatized from that!!!??? Ridiculous!!!. Now she is scared and ashamed of the things she likes to do sexually.
This story was predictable. And the plot went to the far ends of oblivion. This was a waste of time.
May 26, 2015
I give a solid four stars to Ms. Avalon and Indecent Exposure and a five star plus on the cover. The artist did a perfect job of depicting the story with it.
Gina McKenzie is caught between a rock and hard place. Making a horrible choice she is being blackmailed by an ex-lover. The price? To get Mitchell, an old college love, in a compromising position and video it.
Years ago she rejected Mitchell love and now she’s back and assumingly hot and ready to pick up where they left off. But the years have taught him some lessons and he’s not about to take her up on the offer she’s throwing at him. At least not at face value.
The characters are strong with a real villain, and real lover. The heat level isn’t as high as a lot of erotic’s but I prefer a ‘story’ with the erotic side spicing it up without over shadowing the plot so the blend works well for me.
Gina McKenzie is caught between a rock and hard place. Making a horrible choice she is being blackmailed by an ex-lover. The price? To get Mitchell, an old college love, in a compromising position and video it.
Years ago she rejected Mitchell love and now she’s back and assumingly hot and ready to pick up where they left off. But the years have taught him some lessons and he’s not about to take her up on the offer she’s throwing at him. At least not at face value.
The characters are strong with a real villain, and real lover. The heat level isn’t as high as a lot of erotic’s but I prefer a ‘story’ with the erotic side spicing it up without over shadowing the plot so the blend works well for me.
March 24, 2017
I’ll admit, I have a weakness for knight in shining armor stories. I think it makes me reminisce about all the love stories I've read through the years. So when actions are overcome by love, I’m hooked. Mitchell and Gina are pulled together by a powerful need that transcends her mistakes. And Mitchell, well, I love a guy who can figure out how to see past those mistakes. So this was definitely a read that grabbed and held my attention.
May 25, 2015
Quick, sexy read about a bad girl trying to win the good guy...but she may have to screw him over first. Stay tuned for a link to the First Look at Heroes and Heartbreakers!
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ETA here is the link to the First Look at Heroes and Heartbreakers!
September 20, 2015
I couldn't read this one. I made it about five chapters before I gave up. I was annoyed by two things: 1) the heroine's constant waffling (should I/shouldn't I, I have no choice, wow this sex is good) and the hero's constant "I don't trust her but I want her" on continuous repeat. And that was really all the plot. The blurb did not deliver.
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