Eyes on Me (Salacious Players' Club)

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Superficial characters with no distinguishable personality traits other than voyeur and exhibitionist. He knows she's staying at the family vacation house so he decides to go there and see if any of the connection they had online can translate in person. Also, the heroine claiming to be in love with stepbrother before the events of the books started taking place was one bit I didn't like too much.

On the night of the voyeur event though, Emerson is able to coax Garrett out of his apartment and into the club. Now, Mia has me wanting and doing things I said I’d never do again, like opening upand getting attached. He loves to watch and now he’s hooked and see if it’s just a faze or he really has some type of feelings for her.the only thing worse than realizing i just started a step bro romance (yes, i went into it unknowingly leave me alone) is the fact that both the parents were just totally cool with it in the end? It's there in their thoughts and in their interactions with their family, and as we also get a glimpse into the past. the sexual tension is high between the two so is the banter and her keeping her job s secret, add ice and a douche who outs you and mix a step brother who now doesn’t wanna do stuff because your a virgin. Despite pulling in plenty with his Wall Street bad boy charm, it’s not until Sara - and the wild photos she lets him take of her - that he starts wondering if there’s someone for him outside of the bedroom.

Despite the squirmy setup, Cate handles touchy subjects—including her characters’ depression, anxiety, and drug use—with grace, and her sex scenes are as scorching as ever. I really enjoyed seeing an extremely accurate depiction of functional depression with major depression episodes. Most people maybe wouldn’t be tripped up by these inconsistencies, but I have a close family member who has BPD and it kind of felt like they were downplaying how severe this illness truly is.i was expecting a bit more “taboo” since this is a step-siblings romance but honestly it was barely mentioned that I forgot for almost the entirety of the book that they were. Why is this trying to masquarade as something more when if you remove the sex there's absolutely nothing left? In Give Me More we follow Drake, Hunter, and Isabel as they are driving across the country visiting sex clubs to see what more they could bring to the Salacious Players Club. This comic is about a boy, Evan, who forgets his keys at his friend's house, on his way to find them he didn't expect to find such a cute guy at the door.

Quite icky 🥴 And is it just me or did the parents not riot more than they should have when they found out lmao? We also have scenes where a character is dealing with the trauma of having a homophobic parent and what that did to them.

After reading the first book in the Salacious Player's Club series, it felt as though Sara Cate herself served me with a "do not pass go" monopoly card. I was crying at the end of this and I was stunned that this sexy little voyeur tale had so much more to give. I like that we have so much variety in the books and I look forward to reading more from Sara Cate in the future. What I love about this as a follow-up to Eyes on Me, is that it has this one element in common, but otherwise, they're two very different books which should keep things interesting for you as the reader.

If you're thinking that's a lot of spice, you'd be right - 43% of the chapters in this book are straight smut.This was incredibly sexual but it also touched on heavier topics as well and done in a way that felt natural and right. When Garrett accidentally discovers his younger stepsister, Mia, is a camgirl, it puts her in an entirely new light for him.