Arianne Richmonde

This story enraptured me within the first 15 pages and thats no lie. it truly takes alot for me to truly fall in love with a story and become obsessed and this one does it. There will be times you will love Pearl and times you want to throttle her but in the end you want her to find her Prince Charming and she truly does or does she?? Alexandre is sexy, sophisticated, accomplished, young and a Sex God but can he truly fall in love with a woman who has experienced more years on this planet then he has. Who in the end is the Teacher and who is the "awakened" student?? I truly relate to Pearl's insecurities as a woman trying to define herself in this society which is always glorifying the perfect, young and fit. yes I am only 29 but trust mee when i say insecurities for perfection come at any age, and yes, the love scenes were hot but did make me laugh at times because it was outrageous but thats the fun part. No matter what you get out of this story it will leave you breathless and wanting more. A great emotional ride. You will not be disappointed!!… (mais)

This is the last in the trilogy and I was lucky enough to jump right into this one after finishing up the second book. I couldnt get started on it fast enough! I needed to know what the hell happens. I mean after that cliffhanger how could I wait to read!? lol

Okay so in this one we learn a lot of info. Things that make you go..."OHHHH okay now that makes sense!" for example she explains the reason for the names of the "cookie" and why she used them. Then there are moments that I was so sure things were going to go a complete different direction because at this point I trusted NO ONE! haha I was even talking to my iPad as I read. Telling Pearl "Don't do it" or "Don't say it". You would think that I was insane walking around with my iPad talking to myself.

There are things that just make you want to hate Alexandre, but it is just so difficult to stay upset with him. You just want to take him out of the book and marry him yourself. (could you imagine, I would have a house full of men if that were possible).

I do absolutely LOVE the fact that we get a few parts in this one from his point of view. Because I was wondering what was going through his head a lot of the time. This one was a good ending although what ended up happening I felt like it was a little abrupt and I don't know...just kind of felt like it could have taken a different direction then the one that it took. BUT it got the job done I guess.

If I had to try and explain any negativity with in the book the only thing I can think of is that in this one it would that it felt as if it were a bit rushed towards the ending. I did like it and there was hotness for sure. So over all...it was a good trilogy, with the second book being my absolute favorite! I usually never am in total love with the last book in a trilogy but maybe that is in part because that means that it is done. :(

there are two books that are written in His point of view but I think I loved this so much that I don't want to ruin it .… (mais)

In The Wife’s House we meet a woman who has recently been widowed, before her husband died he bought her a dream house which was a house built in the side of a cliff in Big Sur and made of glass. Strange things start happening to her, a drone hovering near her, watching her. Notes, texts it was getting quite surreal for her. Who is sending these messages and who is spying on her? Do they know her secrets?
I thought this was a good book, the world building was fantastic, I could imagine everything from the house to the beach and town very well and the picture in my mind made it all so beautiful.
The first half of the book was character and world building and it was very slow to get started but once we got past that it was a complete rollercoaster.
I found myself suspicious of everyone and not knowing how the book was going to end, I was on the edge of my seat.
The ending, BOOM I was not expecting that! I am so glad I stuck with it because it ended up surpassing my expectations. It was brilliant.
… (mais)