Review: Forbidden Games by Katee Robert
★★★ ½ #KateeRobert #spicyromance
Catching up on earlier Katee Robert romance is an interesting exercise. There is definite changes I can see from her earlier works repackaged into a duo set. This contains Make Me Want and Make Me Crave. Both focus on a work place dynamic.
Sometimes it is sublime to mix business with pleasure. In Make Me Want, what better than to have the best friend of your ex help you gain confidence in the bedroom? What it has to do with her job? That is where it gets tricky. Suffice to say, Lucy received more than she bargained for and Gideon delivered exactly what she needed. I never understand when people tear each other down about their sexual prowess. Sometimes, people just don't spark or have sexual chemistry and that is okay. They aren't compatible. This isn't the issue for Lucy and Gideon. Their sparks fly and maybe, just maybe Lucy realizes that it wasn't her that had the issue in the bedroom.
Switching over to Allie and her one night stand, Roman. This is the kind of "Roman Holiday" that is fun to read. Sometimes a fling can last longer and go the duration. For Allie and Roman, the ups and downs post holiday fling is a treat to witness.
Both romances are spicy and fun to read. These are a pleasure to read and see how Katee Robert started on her path of sexy romances. Recommended for romance readers who enjoy a smexy read.
*Provided by Netgalley
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