Can a jaded porn star with a painful past and a shy nurse who’s been burned before learn to believe in themselves and find their happily ever after?
Rick Fowler enjoys his job as rising Internet porn star Adam Swift, but it’s not exactly a career he can bring up on first dates. His few attempts at dating have all been disasters, so he’s keeping his head down and working on remaining sober. When his toxic, perma-cranky Uncle Gerard—the man who took Rick in when he was fourteen—needs round-the-clock care, Rick steps up.
In-home nurse Vinson Larrazzo is always up for a challenge. He definitely finds one in the rude Gerard Fowler—and Gerard’s shockingly gorgeous nephew Rick, who is just as grumpy. And since Vinson’s first priority is always his patient, he ignores his strong—and highly unprofessional—feelings for Rick.
But their chemistry is undeniable, and a snowstorm gives them get the perfect chance to explore it. Vinson has faith they can make it work, but to have a future together, Rick needs to find enough faith in himself to own his mistakes and let go of the past—even if that means confronting his uncle about an incident that put Rick on his dangerous, damaging road to addiction. And the fallout of those secrets might be more than Rick’s relationship with Vinson can bear.
Note: This 74,000-word novel is part of the ongoing “Perspectives” series, but it can be read as a standalone.
Published April 17th 2018 by Briggs-King Book
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Review 🌈🌈🌈
More creativity please.
I don’t know about you, but when I read a whole series basically whit the same theme: I’m a porn star and I don’t want to tell you it get’s a bit boring in the end. Only one book in this series didn’t have that theme. I wish that the author would have been a bit more creative. I don’t get that the story evolves about the boys at Mean Green or what ever the company is called, I forgot. That’s great and that’s not what turns me off, it’s simply the fact that it’s the same theme used in all the books.
The story is great, I liked it 3 stars has to count for something, right? I loved Vinson, maybe because he’s a nurse too. But then again it’s all to weird when the boys tell them about the porn. It’s just like ‘ok, I don’t mind’. Again I don’t know about you, but when someone is having sex with others that you don’t tell the one you are seeing that is cheating in my book, and I can’t get past that. What if Vinson had said no and didn’t want to be with Rick because of it – and then by some grand gesture Rick won him back – I think that would have been better.
The anger and hate that Gerard and Rick ends to quickly. I get that you can’t spend half a book going over and over every little detail. But when you held something in for so long, hate and anger I don’t believe that I would go away so fast. I again for the sake of the story I’ll accept it.
The story and the characters was good, not great, but good. I wouldn’t advice to read it as a stand alone, there are too many things you would miss out when reading this book if you did.
This was also the last book of the series, I’m really not sure I’ll be reading it again.
One word?
The author uses the word Renal cancer – do you call it that? I know the medical Latin name for the kidney is renal, but I would think you just called it kidney cancer. But since I’m not English I not really sure. We tend to translate everything into danish that everyone can understand – only if talking shop we use the medical terms.
Read my review of the frist book in the series ‘The Truth as He Knows it’
Read my review of the second book in the series ‘The World as He Sees it’
Read my review of the third book in the series ‘The Heart As He Hears It’
Read my review of the fourth book in the series ‘Their Life As They Live it’
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