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A Thin Line (2010)

by Emma Hillman(Favorite Author)

3.34 of 5 Votes: 2

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

eXcessica Publishing

review 1: I have to say the cover lured me in. 2 Stars because this book had so much potential but, I guess, was written hastily? The sex was great, okay. Very graphic and detailed which is an A+ for me but whatever detail it had was what detail it lacked for the entire plot, like, 80% of the book had Jace and Kate fucking and the 20% was a mix of basically everything.I didn't know Jace was a professional to the point of having an assistant until the end of the book. I seriously thought he was either an aspiring athlete because of the profession of Liza's father and I was an expecting an explanation on how her father new about Jace fucking Kate for months, hello? What the fuck was that detail there for? And what happened to Kate and her job because it didn't look like she was workin... moreg at all. I don't even know her profession through out the book.It would have been a great angsty book but damn was it written in a cluttered mess.
review 2: Ronica’s Review This quick and dirty short story is about a liaison that starts with Kate and Jace locked in a basement laundry room over night. And the relationship progresses, so to speak, from there. Based primarily in the apartment complex where both main characters live, this book is a fast read with naughty sex scenes and a hot-blooded relationship. Add in Jace’s daytime girlfriend and Kate’s need for a public connection, and everything heats up to a big finale. 3 Tea Cups! less

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