Sweet Talk in S.L. Scott Reader Group

Sep 26, 2016 Jenn rated it it was amazing

loved it!enjoyed this one and Dirty Talk so much. Would love to read more of Danny and Reese from ST and Luke and Jane from DT

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Sep 21, 2016 Jenn rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

so good. loved Luke!

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Jul 02, 2017 Erin Mcmahon rated it it was amazing

Oh Danny *sigh *
Danny and Reese had an epic love But sadly careers and insecrurties got the best of them.
10 long years later fate or Reese bring them back together for work. Danny just landed the job of a life time. He was already a male super model this will get him to the top.
Reese is awesome at her job but need's to prove herself to her ex boyfriend/boss who can't let go.
Fireworks set off with Reese and Danny but her boss can't let that happen. He will do anything to get her back or destroy ...more

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Aug 28, 2016 Rebecca rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Luke Anders and Jane Lewis know a lot about storytelling; they know what kind of emotions, storylines, and scene locations are needed to lure readers/viewers in, leaving them swooning and spellbound out how the story plays out.

BUT, when it comes to their own love story, Luke and Jane don’t think they’ll ever find their happy ending because there is too much pain and heartbreak between them and not enough trust and communication to prove to one another that they can take a second chance at love a Luke Anders and Jane Lewis know a lot about storytelling; they know what kind of emotions, storylines, and scene locations are needed to lure readers/viewers in, leaving them swooning and spellbound out how the story plays out.

BUT, when it comes to their own love story, Luke and Jane don’t think they’ll ever find their happy ending because there is too much pain and heartbreak between them and not enough trust and communication to prove to one another that they can take a second chance at love and not be destroyed in the process if it doesn’t work out.

Young love, fear of commitment, and hopes for Hollywood is not the best combination when it comes to creating a lasting life together, and Luke and Jane learned this firsthand when one discussion sent Jane running and Luke relishing in the single life laid out before him. But regardless of the two years apart and the pain and mistrust they caused one another, they’re still destined to be together because they haven’t stopped loving one another and haven’t stopped yearning for the future they thought they would have together. The question is if they can put the hurt and feelings of betrayal behind them and focus on the future without getting lost in the flashbacks of their pain and bad decisions.

I adore second chance romance stories, but I have to admit, Luke and Jane frustrated me time and time again throughout Dirty Talk. It’s so easy to see how much they love one another and S.L. Scott does a great job of showcasing their feelings for each other as well as their fears and hesitancies, but the fact that they wouldn’t truly communicate with one another besides in the bedroom make me want to scream at both of them.

I understand that Jane is terrified to give her heart back to Luke, but he’s always had it - that’s been clear from the start of the story. It’s easy to see how much Luke’s unspoken words destroyed her and how his actions after she left felt like a betrayal, but Jane doesn’t try to see it from his side at all because she can only focus on herself, and I get that…she’s the one who feels slighted and abandoned, but her actions had repercussions as well, and she never stopped to understand that aspect of her situation with Luke, which only further tore them apart.

Throughout the story, I always felt that Luke and Jane would get everything resolved and find a way to be together, but then when the story line took a turn, I truly didn’t know if they could make it through, which frustrated me because I felt like Luke and Jane had enough to deal with, with the baggage between them and throwing something else in their path was just too much, too fast, but SL Scott does show the method to her madness and why the plot twist needed to occur.

I enjoyed Luke and Jane’s story, and Luke definitely is one dirty talker, but there’s also so much more to the man than just his smooth words and sexual prowess and throughout the story, the real Luke and Jane are explored and brought back together to see just how strong their love once was and if it can be again.

A complimentary copy was provided in exchange for an honest review.

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