I really was taken with Malcolm Saint when he was first introduced to us in Manwhore. “You’re the only heaven I will ever know, Rachel”-he looks into my eyes-“and if you were a hell, I’d sin my whole life just to stay with you.” The chemistry between Malcolm and Rachel was searing, and you just felt it right along with them. It’s tough to pull off a better consuming descriptive prowess as Katy Evans does.

I swear to god I thought my heart and ovaries would burst.

Manwhore +1 is thrilling, emotional, and filled with so much sigh-inducing parts.

His hand coasts down my rib cage, his thumb slowly stroking my hipbone as he leans over and nibbles my ear. So I’m just going to try to be a little vague about some things and tell you what I loved. I don’t even know where to begin because if I reviewed this how I wanted to, there would be so many spoilers no one could read it. The last 15% of this book left me speechless. But how can I prove to the man who trusts no one that I’m worthy of becoming his plus one?Īnd OH. Now that the assignment is over, Saint wants something from me–something unexpected–and I want this wicked playboy’s heart. Malcolm Saint is absolute Sin, and I’ve become a hopeless Sinner. But my head was overtaken by my heart and suddenly nothing could stop me from falling. I intended to reveal him, his secrets, his lifestyle-not let him reveal me. A beautiful, difficult man I was supposed to uncover for a racy exposé. I can't wait for Ms.Malcolm Saint was an assignment. The chemistry is great, and the friendships better than before. She seems to be talking to him much more than before. And I want to know what's going on with Tahoe and Gina. Everyone chiming in had me laughing so hard. I loved the social media looking at the very end. He's always looking out for her even when his head tells him not to. I love when we see the softer sides of Malcolm, and when he shows his protectiveness over Rachel. They took things slower so that neither of them ended up brokenhearted again. It was a process of forgiving and learning from their previous mistakes. I really enjoyed Malcolm and Rachel actually getting to know each other besides how many fireworks they create in bed. They called Rachel on her shit, and told her to talk to Malcolm and save some of the trouble and heartache. They weren't very supportive in the first book, and had a hate men mentality, but in this book it was a complete turn around. Why, you ask? Because Rachel's friends didn't suck. I loved this one so much more than the first one. This review was originally posted on Bookish Things & MoreReview

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