Wicked Angel
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4.9 • 16 Ratings
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- £4.49
Publisher Description
First there was pain, and now there is just… nothing. No one can ever understand the losses I’ve suffered. A solitary existence that consists of my work and the empty house that serves as a constant reminder of all I have lost.
After months of paralyzing emptiness, I turn to The Wicked Horse so I can feel something. Anything, really. Any shred of emotion that will explain why I’m still here. Any justification for why my life was spared and theirs were not.
It’s all in vain. Not even the debauchery of the notorious sex club can fill the hollowness that consumes me.
Until she walks in.
Absolutely perfect. Gorgeous and bends to my will. Gives me her body willingly, while expecting nothing more from me than the pleasure I offer her. And the more she gives, the more I find myself wanting to take.
Wanting to crawl out of my personal hell for this wicked angel.
Customer Reviews
A book to get lost in
Wow! I don’t think I’ve read two characters more upfront about what they want, about their feelings, and just so honest with each other. No holds barred, just say it as it is. Elena especially does not shy away from what she wants, she makes no excuses and if she thinks there may be an issue, she confronts it head in. No games, well not mind games, there’s plenty of games in the bedroom, and everywhere else for that matter. Elena and Benjamin are so sexually compatible, they are like two peas in a pod in some ways, and yet in other ways they are so different. Benjamin, a neurosurgeon, rich, successful, mourning the death of his family, and just wanting to feel again. Elena, a hairdresser with her own business, not struggling to make ends meet at all, but not overly wealthy, not wanting to love, but needing to connect. Wonderful writing (as always), I love Sawyer Bennett’s words, a book to get lost in. Lots of passion, emotion and sexy time. As always, utterly and completely 100% entertaining romance. I received an advanced copy of this book from the author. This is my honest review.