Sweet: Chicago Underground, by Skye Warren
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My brother is both powerful and cruel, which means I have a lot of enemies I've never met. He swears he'll keep me safe, but what I want most is to break free. I especially want to break free with Drew, my brother's lawyer.We shouldn't be together, but everything about him draws me. His intensity, his kindness.And the way he looks in those custom tailored suits.One night when he's outside my bedroom, I give him a sexy show. And in doing so, unlock pandora's box. Drew shows me everything I've been missing. He touches my body and my heart, but when the truth comes to light, we're both in danger.The cost of my freedom may be the man I've come to love."This story was lovely and so engaging, I could read it over and over. The flow of it and the prose had the elegance of a ballet performance. Somehow Rose's elegance flowed through her into the story. The ending was so incredibly romantic and fit the characters perfectly." --Ms Romantic Reads"I very much enjoy her style. There's always a darkness within, a desperation that keeps them apart..." --Sinfully Sexy Book Reviews"Nice and steamy, even before they get their hands on one another. They are so sweet and I love them together." --Wi Love Books
Sweet: Chicago Underground, by Skye Warren - Amazon Sales Rank: #51715 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-03-18
- Released on: 2015-03-18
- Format: Kindle eBook
Sweet: Chicago Underground, by Skye Warren Review "Tempting Fate is a rare combination of classy prose, sweet romance and erotic love scenes. Highly recommended." - Jill, Goodreads reviewer"I very much enjoy her style. There's always a darkness within, a desperation that keeps them apart and Tempting Fate is very much in this style." - Sinfully Sexy Book Reviews"There is something about Amber Lin's style which makes me devour every single word she writes...As always, Amber Lin does a phenomenal job with Tempting Fate and writes a captivating and gripping third book in the Lost Girls series." - Swept Away By Romance
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13 of 13 people found the following review helpful. Quick read By J. Esparza No Spoilers…..This book is written from Rose’s POV. This is a standalone without cliffhangers. I enjoyed reading this book however it wasn’t memorable. I didn’t feel the emotions, I didn’t connect with the characters. The story was rushed, and seemed to only gloss the surface of what could have been a 5 star novella. It was a quick enjoyable read, and the writing was good. This story earned the 3 star rating and I would recommend it as a lazy day read. However don’t expect more than a cute quick story.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Romantic, engaging, a true gem of the series. By MsRomanticReads First of all, can we just admire that gorgeous cover for a moment? If you're not familiar with The Lost Girls series yet, you won't need to have read them to be able to follow this story, however this novella was definitely a more romantic, gentler version than any of Amber Lin's other books. The Lost Girls characters have all lived very hard lives - crime, rape, abuse, prostitution, etc. Her writing is raw and gritty, but the author is definitely, in my opinion, a master of her craft.This is the story of Rose and Drew. Rose is Philip and Colin's sister; Drew is Philip's lawyer. Rose suffered several traumatic events as a teenager that have molded her into the woman she is today, but she's taking measures to step out of her sheltered life, both emotionally and physically. In her mid to late twenties, Rose has had very little experience with men and romance in general. We know how seriously Philip takes protecting his family, and he's probably the most protective of Rose. After all, he's been her protector since he turned eighteen. His concern for her was one of the sweetest moments I've seen from him yet. She was happy to remain sheltered and docile for the past decade, pursuing her love of ballet. She has almost reached her prime as a ballerina, and knee injuries threaten to put an end to her career. Her plans to open a ballet studio and move out of the family home couldn't have come at a better time because her crush on Drew has just taken a turn from fantasy to reality. Philip will definitely not be pleased about either development.I absolutely adored this story. I mean, I'm head over heels for this couple. I think Rose would have been a vivacious and feisty heroine were it not for her past. But under the sensual onslaught of Drew's affections, she appeared to blossom a little more every time they were together. I admired that her sudden wish for independence wasn't brought about by anything in particular. She seemed to have healed enough to the point that she just wanted more. Therefore, she didn't come across as a bird in the golden cage, despite some of Philip's rules. I loved her in her vulnerable moments, and I loved her when she tried to overcome her fears.Drew. Oh, Drew. That man was perfect in my eyes. He was such a balanced and uncomplicated character. He was always straightforward; he never said anything he didn't mean. In that, he was perfect for Rose. She never had to guess what he was thinking. I loved the open honesty of their dialogue. It would have been so easy to add unnecessary drama caused by miscommunication or lack thereof. Instead, these two handled themselves with a maturity that I often crave from characters, but never receive. He was like a steady rock in her tumultuous world, silently waiting in the wings all those years for her to be ready to live again, to be ready for him.Their exploration of their newly found passion and feelings didn't come without a few setbacks, but Drew was always there for her, with her, and he never made her feel unworthy or stupid. I also admired how quickly both of them agreed to come clean with Philip. Of course there had to be a little drama, and my heart broke a little for Rose at one point, but I felt she came out much stronger on the other side.This story was lovely and so engaging, I could read it over and over. The flow of it and the prose had the elegance of a ballet performance. Somehow Rose's elegance flowed through her into the story. The ending was so incredibly romantic and fit the characters perfectly. The Pas de Deux from Swan Lake, designed to express the strength and triumph of the character, would be a perfect analogy for Rose and Drew.Disclaimer: I received an ARC from the author for the purpose of an honest review.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. The story was short and sweet. This is the seventh book in this series but can be read separately. By annmric This is the seventh book in the Chicago Underground series. It's a short sweet story. But for me the intimacy felt awkward maybe because the story was rushed. Which allowed no time to acclimate to the characters. Or it could be due to Rose's inexperience which is referenced in the story. Or it might be because Phillip is protective of her and she is afraid he won't approve.I found the preview for this story set up a story that would elaborate more on Phillip and his protectiveness towards Rose, but again for a short story it was rushed.It would help to have a little more background on both Rose and Drew. I feel like the sex is more gratifying and pleasurable for Drew. What I seek in sex is not what Drew is providing. Rose seems to enjoy it. To me it's more like wham bam thank you mam. It's over too quickly. Not enough angst or build up. The words are great and erotic but the actually connection is lost.The story has three main topics: business, ballet, and protection. The business portion is dry and boring. The ballet is a means to an end. The protection is stifling and smothering. I'd understand if Rose was a teenager but she is twenty-four. Again with some background on Phillip I might have a better understanding for this characteristic.Phillip should be training her to protect herself. Phillip should teach her how to be strong and independent. Instead I feel she is reliant on Drew the same way she is with Phillip.It was an okay story. It was my first read by this author.
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