Book Review: Suspicion by Measha Stone
- Kristen Lewendon
- Jul 29, 2018
- 1 min read
Black Light Book 8
“I have my own suspicions about you, Sophie.”
Sophie Nelson knows her kinky interests are no more than fantasy, definitely not something that’ll ever happen in the real world. So the sexual playground Black Light is the best place to turn. A safe place to play. Until Scott.
Detective Scott Russo knows better than to get sexually involved with his partner. Mixing business with pleasure never ends well, but sometimes rules are meant to be broken. He can’t avoid the temptation of giving Sophie exactly what she needs, even if that means a firm hand.
While Sophie and Scott find themselves mired in a high-stakes investigation, their off-duty kinky explorations intensify. With danger at the door, and complications that threaten to tear them apart, can they survive the tug of war.
My Review:
How the heck can something that hot be sweet too? I haven’t read much in this universe yet, but I suspect it’s all going to leave me with the same blinding story hangover from an emotional roller-coaster ride of trust issues. Because at the heart of it all, that’s what it comes down to: trust. What does trust look like? How do we choose who to trust? How do we recover when trust has been broken? It’s all here in this story as Scott and Sophia attempt to navigate one kind of partnership on the job and a completely different kind off it. And in the middle, is a cleverly twisted murder mystery the partners need to solve. I received a complimentary advanced copy of this book from the author.
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