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A review by meandmypaperback
Exposed by Jessica Love
3.0
(Received this book via netgalley for an honest review)
3 stars.
That was a very long winded synopsis for this book. But basically it sums up what this book is about.
I give this books 3 stars, because I really enjoyed the beginning of it. Then it somehow lost my interest. I think the beginning was enticing, because she kept giving us little snippets of her past, and saying how these certain (sexual) escapades made her who she is today. A very successful lawyer who likes to participate in group sex at a 'secret' club. All fine and dandy... The problem I had was that the emphasis she placed on her past voyeuristic sexcapades making her a bad seed and everything, didn't really come into play later into the novel... Or maybe it did and I just skimmed through those parts? I just felt like there as a discontinuity with why she liked fucking in public and the whole reason to her law mission...
I didn't even realize that Jessica Love was the 'author' of this book. So, the story may be more 'true' than it is let on as well... Or just a clever marketing ploy.
So all in all, it was a decent read. But not great. I kept reading just to see what would happen, then ... nothing...
"Everything passes. everything weary, everything breaks"
3 stars.
That was a very long winded synopsis for this book. But basically it sums up what this book is about.
I give this books 3 stars, because I really enjoyed the beginning of it. Then it somehow lost my interest. I think the beginning was enticing, because she kept giving us little snippets of her past, and saying how these certain (sexual) escapades made her who she is today. A very successful lawyer who likes to participate in group sex at a 'secret' club. All fine and dandy... The problem I had was that the emphasis she placed on her past voyeuristic sexcapades making her a bad seed and everything, didn't really come into play later into the novel... Or maybe it did and I just skimmed through those parts? I just felt like there as a discontinuity with why she liked fucking in public and the whole reason to her law mission...
I didn't even realize that Jessica Love was the 'author' of this book. So, the story may be more 'true' than it is let on as well... Or just a clever marketing ploy.
So all in all, it was a decent read. But not great. I kept reading just to see what would happen, then ... nothing...
"Everything passes. everything weary, everything breaks"