I really enjoyed reading DISORDERLY CONDUCT by Tessa Bailey. The cover of this book gives you the impression that this book is full of nothing serious just romance with a police cadet. Who doesn\'t love a man in uniform? After a few pages in, I found that the story is extremely romantic and in a serious relationship kind of way. Bailey knows how to write romance scenes that deliver!
Charlie is a police cadet that is out with a group of his friends for a night on the town looking for a good time. This is where he meets an extremely sexy woman who tells him right away that she does not want anything serious. While he does not believe her, he still goes along with it. What Charlie does not realize is that when Ever Carmichael says something she means it. Over the next month, Ever stays very true to her word of sex only no strings attached. She is used to this kind of relationship because she grew up in a family where long term relationships was a bad thing. When Ever cuts Charlie loose and tells him she is done he is not sure how he feels. He is upset and not sure why. How could he get attached to a woman when all he ever wanted was no strings attached?
Charlie and Ever not only have a steamy love affair but they also develop a friendship as well. The characters are extremely thought out with very intriguing backstories that help make the plot line even more believable. I highly recommend DISORDERLY CONDUCT to romance readers who love a steamy swoony worthy book that is full of drama, cheating, love triangles and raw emotions.
Police academy cadet Charlie Burns
canโt believe his luck when the gorgeous blonde he meets in
a bar murmurs those magic words: โNothing serious, โkay?โ
Mind-blowing, no-strings sex with Ever Carmichaelโitโs the
holy grail of hookups for a guy whoโs too busy following in
his law enforcement familyโs footsteps to think about
getting serious. Charlieโs all about casualโฆthat
is, until Ever calls it quits and his world tilts on its
axis.
Ever knows that when you control the
relationship game, you canโt get played. But for the first
time, she wants more than short-term satisfaction. Step one:
end her fling with commitment-phobic Charlie. Step two:
sacrifice herself to the ruthless NYC dating scene. Yet
everywhere she turns, thereโs Charlie, being his
ridiculously charming self. No online match or blind date
compares to the criminally hot cop-in-training, but theyโre
over. Arenโt they?
If love is a
four-letter-word, why does the idea of Ever seeing someone
else tie Charlie up in knots? Now heโs desperate to
win her backโฆand a little date sabotage never hurt anyone,
right?
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