Mr. Romantic by J.A. HussMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Reviewed by: Michelle
ARC provided by author in exchange for an honest review
“I have a date with my vibrator and I want to picture Mr. Romantic’s face as I make myself come. ”In the first book of the Mister Series, we met Mr. Perfect and now ladies and gentlemen, it’s time to meet Mr. Romantic. Yes, that’s right who doesn’t love a man whose moniker is associated with romance, love and hearts and flowers. Well before you swoon over Mr. Romantic, we gotta remember this is a J.A. motherffing Huss book and so this is no ordinary hearts and flowers book. It’s a J.A. Huss book so you should know to expect a fun, sexy, provocative and of course a little shocker to liven up the story.
Romance...who doesn’t love a little romance in their lives? Well I know I am a sucker for romance stories and in true J.A. Huss fashion she brings you romance that will hold you hostage or in this case tied up. So are you ready to find out who Mr. Romantic is? And ask the question that is on your mind...“Hey Mister, why do they call you Mr. Romantic?”
“No. I’m not done with Ivy Rockwell yet. She’s in for a surprise if she thinks she can just walk out and I’ll forget about what we talked about. If she thinks I’ll just forget and move on without putting on my A-game. If she thinks she won’t be getting the fuck of her life the next time I see her, she’s in for a surprise. A very big surprise.”Before we find out who Mr. Romantic is, we need to meet the heroine of this book. Ivy Rockwell is a recent Brown college graduate who is in need of a job. And so when Ivy gets an exclusive envelope informing her that she got a job interview at Delany Resorts, a job that she never applied for, she is shocked and at the same intrigued. Not wanting to pass the opportunity to meet the infamous Mr. Romantic, Ivy accepts the job interview and boards the private plane to California to meet Mr. Romantic himself. And not only does Ivy want to meet Mr. Romantic, she hopes that maybe he could be the one to pop her cherry.
Nolan Delany aka Mr. Romantic is in the stages of opening his resort and is in need of employees to help market and manage and the resort. And with three applicants vying for the job, Nolan needs to narrow it down who has what it takes to help run his resort. And with Nolan being a serious flirt and playboy, he is ready to charm and seduce the young and innocent Ivy Rockwell since there is something about her that intrigues him. Well it didn’t take long for Nolan to get Ivy in his bed. And let’s just say after one night with Ivy, Nolan was addicted. So far Mr. Romantic sounds like a great catch...right? Well, besides having that great sexual appeal, Nolan doesn’t sound so bad right…. Well, Nolan has one secret. Or in this case a secret fantasy.
“You’re smart to think that. It’s all true. But that’s not why I like you, Ivy. I want you. You. Not because you’re innocent, but because you’re smart. You’ll be able to tell the difference between the fantasy and the reality. That’s why you’re here.”Nothing wrong with having fantasies right. Well Nolan’s sexual fantasy is a sexual kink that he enjoys and is always with consent. And so when he informs Ivy of his sexual fantasy, a part of her is scared and another greater part of her is intrigued. Will Ivy be able to submit and fulfill Nolan’s fantasy?
“I’m in love. I might not be the most experienced woman, but I know what I’ll be missing if Mr. Romantic ever gets away. Everything. I’ll be missing everything.”Like I said, J.A. Huss doesn’t do the cookie cutter romance and so she weaves another aspect to the story line which also heightens the excitement to the story of Nolan and Ivy. So with a little twist added into the plot line, Ms. Huss has perfectly treated her readers to a love story that has layers of self-discovery, chicanery, kink, and of course romance. So if you are ready to get held hostage by Ms. Huss stunning prose and delve deep into finding out who are the other misters then I highly suggest you read Mr. Romantic.
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