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The Diary Of Brad De Luca (2013)

by Alessandra Torre(Favorite Author)

3.77 of 5 Votes: 5

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English

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Romance

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Alessandra Torre

review 1: BOOK REVIEW by Michelle 10th September 2014 :RATING: 4.25 DIARY STARS!Diary of Brad De Luca is a short insightful look into the mind of this highly sexual man.To be honest, I really could have done with this novella having been spread out within the pages of Blindfolded Innocence.Being around her was pure intoxication, even with a hundred feet of separation between them. I am glad Alessandra wrote this. I feel like I know this man better after reading it.A very quick read which I personally think is a great bonus to read after Blindfolded Innocence. I originally started reading Masked Innocence straight after Blindfolded Innocence, I’m glad I took the time to stop and read this one before continuing on.What I got out of this novella, was how much deeper Brad, who on firs... moret appearances in Blindfolded Innocence, is quite the man-whore who likes things his way and enjoys the hunt.But!There is more to Brad.We already know he is a very intelligent, confident man, but we see more in this novella.More vulnerability peeking through.This girl was a poison that could ruin him. She was innocent, inexperienced, yet burned with fire, curiosity, and challenge. His body was ready for the task, pushing against the starting gate, wanting to f&*ck her senseless and brand her forever as his own. His mind was backing away with hands up, fear and panic gripping his chest.Just ...more.He despised the words leaving his mouth, hating the way they made him feel. Exposed. Open. By a girl who didn’t weigh more than his cock. A girl who stared at him with intensity, who pushed buttons he didn’t know he had, and had wormed her way inside a part of him that should be closed.I recommend this series which is growing on me.Michelle
review 2: I loved this series. In fact, I read the first one, waited for the others to come out, re-read the first one, listened to the audio of the first one several times, skimmed through the next two, didn't want to see this series ever end, put it off, finally read it, and am now sad it's over.What I found most surprising about this series and the author's writings was how it pushed my own personal boundaries, similar to what Julia was going through. It flipped my assumptions of Brad's lifestyle and the stereotypes around it. Although I would be WAY too jealous for half of this, the author did an incredible job of helping me to understand why he needed it.The author created strong and likable characters. Heavy and slightly taboo? subject matters are addressed. She's able to be serious about all of this while also keeping it light and playful. Brad is the dream guy - serious, in control, but so playful.Love love love - and it was so unexpected! less

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