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Rodolfo Arangua soyarangua — short review. this is what happens when you have a baby. i really enjoyed this book. some parts were a bit frustrating, where there were chapters or sections that seemed to have nothing to do with particular book. i realize there might be something important to do with those characters later on down the line, but it seemed like sort of a JK Rowling thing to do (and that's not a good thing). three books later that person or thing will come in and you can practically hear the author crowing "SEE? SEE WHAT I DID THERE?" irritating. but i loved the stories. i'm not rabidly awaiting the second title, but when it comes along, i'll probably borrow it from the library and see if it keeps the great stories going.

Iulia Rob iuliarob — ** spoiler alert ** See the full review at: Read My Mind My Review: I read all kinds of romance, but there's something about a book that explores a woman's desire to fulfill one of her fantasies that I really am intrigued by. COPPING TO IT does just that, with the female lead, Claire. It seems as if she is caught in a bad situation all too easily, and ends up in the clutches of a ne'er do well bike gang that uses public sexual acts, as a way to initiate its members. Of course, the person that she is "given" to, is long-time crush, and undercover cop, Ty. And, so begins her fantasy to be a bad girl with this man that she has loved for many years. I quite enjoy a good friends-to-lovers story, but I am not so keen on the unrequited (until some inciting event happens to tip the male character over the edge) trope that can happen in romance. It's interesting how Meyers managed to somewhat blend both aspects of these tropes into something different. Ty certainly has feelings for Claire, but his undercover work has prevented him from acting on anything. On another hand, he obviously sees Claire in a new light when he realized her intense desire to act on, what most women might consider forbidden fantasies, especially in light of the inherent danger they could both be in, if the stand-in leader of the biker gang discovers Ty's real identity. All in all, I really enjoyed the intense heat between Claire and Ty and the way that the semi-public (or voyeuristic) sexual scenes were written. The pacing is done extremely well; there is an m/f/m scene that happens when the characters should be trying to make their escape, but the briefness of the interlude, and the danger they might be in by delaying is kept in the forefront. I didn't feel that this paused the plot, in any way. Looking for a milder, quick read that illuminates a sexual fantasy that both men and women could enjoy? Look no further than COPPING TO IT. It will get your pulse pounding, and keep you on the edge of your seat with a story line that expands slightly beyond the sexual content. 3.5/5 for plot 4/5 for characters 4/5 for language My Rating: 11.5/15 (3.5 stars) Highly Recommended, if you liked: Never have I Ever by Alisha Rai Talk Dirty to Me by Ginny Glass

Oleksiy Osynovskyy osynovskyy — Compared to "Fear and Laothing... 72" this one falls short, not as in depth. But compared to most limp political writings Thompson still shines.

Onur Başoğlu _nur_asoglu — Again, another quick read. Liked it because now I am looking forward to the story line and following the characters.