This is the last of a three-part series full of mind-blowing sex, featuring a dirty-mouthed football player who knows the score and an inexperienced therapist who needs to learn it. Make sure you have the full series!
The Hands On serial is best enjoyed in order.
Reading Order:
Book #1 Hands On
Book #2 Body Contact
Book #3 Full Exposure
MY REVIEW:
This is part three of a three-part
series. You all know my view of when
they take what could be a full length story and split it up in parts so not
going there. Let’s just say my memory
would have me forget if I wasn’t reminded by netgalley.com or author most
times. But I have to say I only read
parts 2 and 3 and I must say that with this story it totally works.
Part 2 starts, after the agreement of Jack
Rider becoming Danielle Lang’s sex coach.
She was thinking along the lines of a one night stand and Jack had other
ideas. Jack felt in order for this soon
to be professor of sex therapy at the college she had to have knowledge of many
situations. Not of just losing her
virginity. So he says two weeks and she
does exactly as he says. She agrees but
she worries for him and asks if his knee will be okay since he was doing
physical therapy for it? You see he is
pro football player who was out until it healed.
So, in this book Jack showed her the
fringes of BDSM. He gets her ready to
experience the act of love making or was it sex because already lines were
becoming blurred with both of them feeling emotions for one another but neither
will to express them because that was not what they had agreed upon.
Now book three. It has them going on a romantic date the
night they are to have sex finally although they still have a week to explore
it all. When in passing a threesome
somehow comes up in their discussion and they both become tense when she says
she may be interested in the way of education.
Jack realizes he doesn’t want any other man touching her ever
again. Yet, he knows that is not
rational since that was not the agreement.
In his mind he things “Mine!”
Yet, he also thinks she only sees him as her coach. Which is what she puts out there. She had grown up in the foster care system
and never allowed her true feelings to show.
Not even to her last family which she really loved and they loved her so
much they started a trust fund for her.
The thing that seemed to blow Jack away
was her confidence and trust in him. Her
a matter of fact belief that he’d protect her and with him feeling less than
due to his injury, made him feel so important, instead of less of a man. The way the league was making him feel these
days. More like he was a product instead
of a person with feelings. She made him
feel like he wasn’t a failure.
Danielle had a dream of one day opening a
family therapy practice. She found the perfect
little house that was a two story.
Downstairs for the practice upstairs for the living quarters. She showed it to Jack and he thought it was a
wonderful idea. He was the only other
person she had told beside her BFF Violet.
So now they are at their dinner and he
introduces Jamie his BFF who is the chef of the great food they have been
eating. He says that’s the person who he
would pick and trust to be the third person for a threesome if she was still
interested. She wants to say no that she
only wants to be his forever but she can’t risk her heart and she has her
professor side who says, yes.
This was such an interesting book the way
it unfolded. The emotions it can draw
out and the fear we all have of being rejected.
Yet, the pain of the unknown has to be worse than knowing and finally
moving through it all. The thing I found
that made me like this book being split up is the message at the end may have
been missed at the understanding that emotions are present behind sex, hang-ups
and fetishes. She wanted her students to
understand the physical sex was just the tip of the iceberg. I loved that Jack knew her insecurities and countered
them with positives like telling her all the time she was beautiful. And for those that have thought about BDSM or
have heard bits and pieces but were afraid to ask book 2 gives you a taste of
it but very mildly and Danielle being the student asks a lot of questions most
would like to ask but feel embarrass doing.
I give this book 5 stars. Provided by netgalley.com Follow us at: www.1rad-readerreviews.com.
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