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A review by meigothic
Just a Taste by Briar Prescott
3.0
Disclaimer: I received a review copy for free directly from the author, and am voluntarily leaving my honest thoughts. Many thanks for the opportunity!
In some of prior Briar's books, I have commented about how much I love the buildup but feel the last bit was a bit rushed. Here, I feel like the pacing was better, even though it threw me for a loop since I thought we'd get more focus on the two tropes: step-brothers and marriage of convenience. I did like how Briar set things up, and honestly there was so much more sexual experimentation than I thought there'd be. But I'm a fan of spice so I'm always down.
In some of prior Briar's books, I have commented about how much I love the buildup but feel the last bit was a bit rushed. Here, I feel like the pacing was better, even though it threw me for a loop since I thought we'd get more focus on the two tropes: step-brothers and marriage of convenience. I did like how Briar set things up, and honestly there was so much more sexual experimentation than I thought there'd be. But I'm a fan of spice so I'm always down.