The Trouble with Tony by Eli Easton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Tony is an undercover PI who works on a case that has been closed by the police due to lack of evidence. However Tony can’t let it go, he needs to find the truth. In order to do that he goes undercover as a patient at a sex clinic where the deceased was a patient. Tony does have a problem that needs to be addressed. As a patient he meets the gorgeous Dr. Jack Holloran and the status between patient and doctor changes.
I loved the story, the language and the fun. I’m not going to pretend to get the whole sex clinic thing with the ‘assistance’ That Michael charter is just weird. Maybe it is happening in the real world and I just never heard of it, but to me its some kind of glorified prostitution. I also kind of don’t get why Jack doesn’t get angry when he finds out that Tony basically has been lying to him all the time, I know I would. I can kind of see that he didn’t totally lie because he did actually had a problem, but he lied about the reason for going. Ok let it go…
But the story is amazing, well written and so much fun. I especially love the dr. patient lingo where Jack is professional but Tony is introducing him to a few new terms that probably wouldn’t be used with other patients. I’m so going to read it again.
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