Oh this book! This book came into my life just when I needed it. I was recently single, swearing off men - and looking for a book that could take my attention away from a crumbling love life.
Enter The Kiss Quotient!
Stella is beautiful, smart and amazing at a job. She struggles with her Asperger's and is completely aware of her limitations, and her need of having to work on her relationships. So in the midst of that she hires an escort. Michael is described in a likable way. He sees Stella for who she really is, and not just someone who is throwing money at him for a wild Friday night. So they come to an agreement and off they go. The bedroom scenes were awkward and bumpy.
I enjoyed the characters and their dynamic. They had respect for each other both in and out of the bedroom. The dirty talk, and bedroom scenes were not something that stick out as something I want to read again. But these are two characters I enjoyed reading about.
Enter The Kiss Quotient!
Stella is beautiful, smart and amazing at a job. She struggles with her Asperger's and is completely aware of her limitations, and her need of having to work on her relationships. So in the midst of that she hires an escort. Michael is described in a likable way. He sees Stella for who she really is, and not just someone who is throwing money at him for a wild Friday night. So they come to an agreement and off they go. The bedroom scenes were awkward and bumpy.
I enjoyed the characters and their dynamic. They had respect for each other both in and out of the bedroom. The dirty talk, and bedroom scenes were not something that stick out as something I want to read again. But these are two characters I enjoyed reading about.