I’ve finished this read a mere 12 hours ago and I’m at a loss for words. I’ve yet to meet a book by this wonderful author that I haven’t loved yet. India is one of the most relatable characters I have ever come across and her story alone sucked me in feet first. “Nine days out of ten I could be the sassy, outspoken fun-loving woman I portrayed to the world.” Honestly, what woman goes through life not feeling this way at least once or ten times. Everyone going about saying that you deserve the best and you’re one of the happiest people they’ve met, yet inside you’re full of self-doubt and uncertainty. Theia has a way with words and detail unlike any other. Just enough inner banter and thoughts that you’re not overwhelmed or it hasn’t overtaken the story entirely.
Gray, that sweet sweet delicious Sugar Daddy. Where did he come from and where can we order one? Sugar Daddy’s-R-Us? He was the best, ‘normal’ human I’ve encountered, cause you know, I have read some farfetched characters in my time… Back to the story, because I seem to get distracted easily. I mean come on I’m sitting here trying to get my thoughts together on Grayson…. I had too many favorite lines to choose, but the first that stood out for me… “Could you spend an hour with someone more than 365 days ago and know they’re the person you’ll spend your life with? Who the hell knows, but there it was.” I think I fell in love with him instantly. I know I did when I first met him when he appeared in Taboo Love (shameless book plug. Though it’s not recommended to read Taboo Love Duet, I HIGHLY Recommend doing so.) Okay Okay, Back to Gray. He was drop dead wonderful… “I wanted everything from her. Not wanted. That was a watered-down version. Hungered.” … Could he get any better, I mean …. GEEZ!!!
There’s no overreaching with this story. No crazy side characters that just didn’t sit well and left you thinking “um, what?”. Just two people who fell in love (and lust) and I held on through to the end because honestly what female couldn’t read a book so full of love and of course really good sex, and not want to capture every savory morsel, devouring each bite slowly until we reach a truly wonderful happy ending.
“He found me, and he claimed me because I was his.”
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Sweetness Overload
After meeting Gray and India in Noah and Sena’s story “It Was Love” I knew from their instant connection that V. would give them a beautiful story. I was not wrong. India has always been the party girl, someone who likes her independence and hates asking for help. She’s been on her own for too long, has trust issues and has the responsibility of taking care of her mom. Gray is a mature businessman who is so patient and sweet. At a low point in her life, India texts Gray that she needs him. He doesn’t waste any time going to her. From here, in a slight twist from her other books, V. slows down the action between the couple. Now, I’m not saying it’s not hot, because it is. It’s a sensual dance with Gray leading. Gray is very patient with India, he’s been enamored with her since their first meeting. It takes India quite some time to let her guard down. Boy, when she does, you can’t help but cheer for her. I freaking adored this book! If I could give it more than 5 stars I would! Thanks V. for the ARC copy.
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- BookNest MomentsReviewed in Germany on September 13, 2018
*Spoiler Alert!* I loved this book so much!
- S.B.Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2018
I'm addicted to that Sugar!!
There are certain indisputable laws of the romance genre for me and one being I know going into a VT book it will be safe for my romance loving heart. I don’t mean safe as in a boring story. Far from it, but I know the drama and character angst will only be between two people. There’s never any other third party involved and it’s something I’ve come to rely on from her.S.B.I'm addicted to that Sugar!!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2018
Watching the story develop between this gorgeous hero ( seriously, he was perfection in rock star jeans and do-me hair! ) and a heroine who suffered with crippling anxiety because of family events out of her control and now she was sole carer to her depressed mom, was SO good that I gulped it down like I was sucking on a capri-sun, I couldn't get enough of the hook lines and the intense flirtatious frissons. There was a little drama and some tense moments when I wanted to scream at India to stop getting in her own way and see the man truly wanted her for all her flaws and self doubts. But her journey meant she had to learn to love herself before she realized the sugar D did too.
This isn't a typical Sugar Daddy story, so don't be fooled into thinking it is. It's a man who loves a woman and will do anything to win her heart.
Gray was kind and patient and loving, he knew exactly what he wanted and worked hard to get it. This was a hero I lived for. Not only his kindness melted me but his dirty mouth scorched my brain. He said things, he did things ( things in showers...... ) and he worshiped his sugar baby like no other before.
The story is predominantly told in India's POV, but there there was these nuggets of Gray and seeing inside his heart was magical. He loved her so hard. Every move he made was for her happiness. For once in romance we get a hero who isn't playing the man$**t, or the alphahole. He only wanted his girls happiness above all else.
QUOTE: God, his voice. It was bottomless and rich.
His voice was hot chocolate with a triple squirt of fresh cream.
It’s a voice that would go directly to a woman's hips.
I loved the added additions of the families. Theia does family sagas brilliantly, it never detracts from the main story but adds a lovely overall richness and now I'd love to see Gray's twin siblings stories one day. Also the c**ksure singer Cal. You'll know him when you see him. And for fans of this author's work we get a few easter eggs in there too!
I love how she builds secondary characters into making me want and need and crave their stories too.
The little twists and ties to India's past in Gray's presence was handled perfectly. The sugar daddy didn't play around when it came to protecting his girl, even against all the outside distractions of past lovers ( there's no other man/woman drama ) but more so when India got in her own way due to her anxiety. It was her anxiety I felt the most on a personal level. She is a heroine we can all relate to and feel for because I think at one point or other in our own lives we've felt the same soul crushing defeat of life too. She was written perfectly. Flaws, humor and beauty.
QUOTE: I didn’t believe in instant anything, I believed hard work and dedication got you anything, but this girl was changing all my rules. I was seeing in colors of instant-everything.
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- Cecereads23Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2018
I have no words for how amazing this book is
