The first 2 books were better then this one. It seemed like it was a spice (not bad) and very little plot. I wasn't a huge fan of that. I want some drama in my books.

I really like Nathan, he's sweet, blushes, soft hearted and mad about Julie.
I understand how Julie and Nathan struggle to get of ground between him being shy and Julie being self-destructive with relationships. Especially when they start getting serious. I like how the other characters in the previous books are involved in the story as well as having their little bit and then involved in the main plot.

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Kimberly (Reflections of a Book Addict)

Holy crap - as with each and every book in this series this is filled with explosive sex scenes and characters you cannot get enough of. In this book it is all about Julie wanting to get over Nathan by having sex with two anonymous men. But Nathan has something else in mind when Micah and him become the two that make her dreams come true. When a freak accident happens it gives the two time to figure out that HEA can happen and true love prevails. Loved it!!

(Read this series sometime, no idea when, and never marked as read!)

Sweet Seduction seems to leave me with a bitter taste in my mouth. I sort of liked Julie and Nathan but wasn't particularly fond of how she went about getting together with him and just how thick-skulled her man was. And then comes that teaser of Micah and his past and it feels.. well, like he's not that much fun any more. Sure, he seemed nice and awesome in the previous book but now the series seems to be spiraling into downright bondage and all that and that's the precise reason why I was reluctant with the previous book from this series.
It was all nice that Damon and Serena didn't end up as a sorry spin-off of Fifty Shades of Grey but come on, why does everyone descend into that particular hell? Ugh, well, this is a series that I sadly won't continue reading. I was somewhat interested in how Cole would turn out but the description for his book made him lose his luster in my eyes as well. Ugh, I hate it when this happens...

I somehow did not read this book in the first round just after I discovered this series. I realized this like a year later. Oh well, better late than never, right? I was very happy to finally read this one.

Julie and Nathan are ridiculously hot and I was so happy to finally read this story. *head desk again* I am also starting to understand the build up of tension that was happening to get to Micah's story. That man is smoking hot in every book I have read in this series, so far.

I loved how Julie went about setting up her fantasy. I loved how Ms. Banks didn't miss a single details and I love the level of sensuality this whole book elicits. I can't wait to read more and every single book Ms. Banks has to offer.