April 18, 2015
I have loved Ten from the second book when we first met him
and we really got to see how far he would go for his mates and yeah he has
always been a little bit on the man whore side of things and there is no
doubting he was a little bit damaged and had a tendency to be a big bit of an
acehole but that’s all part of his charm. He is the crude joke at the funeral,
the loud voice in the library but he is also the best person to have at your
back. He is loyal to a fault and the more I saw of his rude, obnoxious man
whoring ass the more I had to know him and the deeper I fell in lust for him.
He has been a major background character for a while now
but even so he managed to make himself known and from the second he saw
Caroline we all knew they were meant to be.
We met Caroline just as she breaks and then we got to watch
her pull herself back together and grow into her own strength. There were so
many times I wanted her to realise her self-worth and give Ten a huge reality check and move on
without him but she never once doubted what she wanted and I think that made me
love her more.
Caroline was the perfect mix of vulnerable naïve virgin and
seductress. And having watched the covert foreplay between her and Ten in the
last book it was hard to see them still no closer to being together at the
start of this book.
From the get go Ten knows she is out of reach, there is no
way Noel will let his man whore mate date his damaged sister but add
to that Ten’s complete belief he will never be good enough for her I was sure
this book would kill me from angst overload but it didn’t happen.
Ten spent a lot of time trying to prove he was unworthy of
Caroline then apologising for upsetting her when he succeeded. I could feel his
desperation for the one thing he knew he couldn’t have as she became the one
thing he couldn’t live without and I spent the first half of the book trying to
guess when the sky was going to fall on these two and Noel was going to clue in
that his beautiful baby sister was madly in love with his best mate that I
think I was almost sick with nerves.
But of course Linda didn’t get me stalking her windows at
night by writing the predictable over played angst and her Forbidden Men aren’t
just sexy they are also strong, loyal, sweet, amazing men so the sky didn’t
fall when and where and how I expected and the things I thought I knew about
these characters was just slightly left of centre so I ended up even more
besotted with them all and even more anxious for the next instalment.
But as Linda is so good at once they finally did get
together the sexual chemistry was panty soaking and the complete love was heart-warming.
So well played Linda, you had me laughing, you had me
crying, you had me shell shocked and devastated, you had me waking my husband at 2am and
jumping him and then waking him at 9am trying to explain to him why the book
was so epic. You have had me in a book coma for the entire day as I continually
obsess over everything that happened in A Perfect Ten, And now you have me
writing a review at 11pm cause I can’t get it out of my head long enough to do
anything productive.
This series has got the absolute best characters and the
angst and drama are so superbly written it’s actually hard to put into words
how perfect they all have been in entirely different ways but all as equally
epic as each other. They all had the smoking hot, panties dripping sex scenes
perfectly mixed with all of the heart and love and sweetness you could want.
For a NA book they are an amazing blend of romance and Erotica.
I was expecting
Asher’s story to blow us away next but I am only slightly disappointed to see we
have to wait on that as we are getting a new man at Forbidden before Asher
man’s up and tells us his tale.
So until next round I guess we will have to re-read.
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