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Monday, October 14, 2013

Review: All Wrapped up by Braxton Cole


Synopsis:
Mari and Luca continue to work through their list of sexual fantasies in All Wrapped Up, Book Two in The List Series. They've abandoned their original plan of no strings attached and, for the most part, Mari's learning to be okay with it. She definitely likes Luca's strings (and whatever else he might use to restrain her), but she's not sure she's ready to take the next step in their relationship. Luca, sweet, strong, commanding Luca, insists that it's time to move in together. Mari insists it's time to relax and enjoy what they share without complicating things.
With every moment they spend together, Luca shows Mari how good they could be together. Will Mari run away from her emotions, or does Luca have her all wrapped up?
All Wrapped Up is a novella length erotic romance and contains mature adult themes, including graphic and explicit sex.

Author Bio:
Braxton Cole lives in the Pacific Northwest where she spends most of her time holed up in her office writing stories. When she's not writing, she can be found riding her bike, hiking the fabulous local trails, chasing her kids, or wishing that her thumb was a little more green. She has a bad habit of killing what she tries to grow, but hasn't given up hopes of one day being a successful urban farmer.
Braxton writes erotic romance because romance is the stuff that makes life great, and sex is fun. The two belong together, both in life and in fiction.

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 REVIEW by Brenda's Book Beat

4.5 stars
This book is definitely for those 18+ years old.
The characters from Birthday Wishes are back, but this book can stand alone.  After getting to know more about one another and find comfort in expanding boundaries that their relationship started with, this book tells about how they continue growing close to one another. This book also shows how it's easy to say I won't do such and such, and then ending up doing just that thing.  An exception read to spend time curled up with.


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