Review: Inappropriate Thoughts

Victoria Wilde's best friend, Jillian, is a disillusioned divorcée and best-selling romance novelist who can’t write a chapter without her hunky male heartthrob suffering ED, an STD, or even worse. Brian Nash is a tennis-obsessed, college senior who’s unlucky in love and the roommate and best friend of Jillian’s son, Rob. After Brian learns he's being manipulated by a college love, Rob offers him a spring break escape to his home in Miami. There Brian meets the surprisingly young and also tennis passionate Jillian, and their shared interest quickly develops into an intense mutual attraction. As they struggle to fight their feelings, they develop a unique super intimate, yet non-physical connection that provides Jillian with the inspiration to write again while erasing Brian’s brokenhearted funk. Will the lonely pair continue with this distinctive relationship, actually explore their passion or will they discover all of it is a really bad idea?

It was full of fun and sex. It had emotional parts that really made me love the characters and was funny too.  I don't know how many times I would have to smother my laughter so that I didn't wake the whole house up (and I mean that literally).

I loved both Jillian and Brian, they were so amazing as individual characters, and as a couple in the book.  Victoria didn't have a very big role in the book, but I got to see a new side of Victoria, which I really enjoyed seeing.  She was more fun-loving, carefree, and slutty in this book, and that made for a very fun character.  I had to laugh at some of things she said and did, and especially Jillian's reactions to some of them.

While I already said I adore Jillian, Brian's character is my favorite.  He is just so cute, both on his own and with Jillian.  He leans a bit more on the shy side and is portrayed to be more of a gentleman (plus he cooks!). 


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***** Must Have!
Heat Rating= Erotic




Until Next Time,
Happy Reading!





**I was sent a copy of the book in order to write a real and honest review. I was not paid to write this review. All opinions are my own.**