Falling For Daniel (Falling, #3.5)
Tracy Lorraine
It was only meant to be a one-night thing. I work hard and party harder. Women come and go and I’m happy to show then the door when their time is up. The moment my eyes land on her I’m captivated. There’s only one place she’s spending this New Year's Eve, in my bed. But what if she’s not like all the others, what if one night isn’t enough? I’m falling for a woman a stranger who’s too young for me but I can’t resist a taste.
Publication Year: 2017
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0This is okay if you’re looking for a quickie with no plot, basically. It’s mis-categorized as romance, as really it’s erotica. There’s not much in the way of development or exploration of any actual romantic relationship here, it’s literally just hooking up.
A younger man and an older woman are described as being impossibly turned on at the mere site of one another and they proceed to explore that.
There’s absolutely nothing wrong with it; it just seems to be mis-labeled. If you’re looking for something with a bit of substance, this isn’t it, but if you’re looking for some porn, this has you covered.
Continuity/plausibility could be a little bit better, but it isn’t bad by any means.
This author has some skill and with more experience, I expect could write more substantial plots that prompt real feels and excitement. I’d try more from them.
3.5 stars
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I listened to the audiobook:
The female narrator has a smooth, pleasant voice. I’d listen to more she’s narrates.
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