Synopsis: S.E.C.R.E.T. Revealed bares all—the final book in the hot erotic trilogy
The only thing that Cassie Robichaud has ever really wanted is Will Foret, the love of her life. But when Will discovers that Cassie is part of S.E.C.R.E.T., an underground group devoted to helping women experience their deepest sexual fantasies, Will breaks it off. Heartbroken, Cassie dries her tears and focuses on her work with helping the latest S.E.C.R.E.T. recruit, Solange Faraday. Cassie also reignites her relationship with sexy bad-boy Jesse, even though she knows he can never love her as deeply as Will did.
Meanwhile, beautiful, brilliant Solange, a local news anchor and divorced mom, has a great career but a wilting love life. She rekindles long-lost passions, going deeper and hotter than any other S.E.C.R.E.T. candidates before her. Can Solange find what her heart most desires? And when Will realizes he's made a tragic mistake, will Cassie be able to forgive him?
S.E.C.R.E.T. Revealed is the explosive, sexually-charged finale to the phenomenal S.E.C.R.E.T. trilogy.
Review: This is my first endeavor with Blogging for Books/Random House and I must say that the process itself was easy.
Secret Revealed, the third and final installment of a trilogy wasn't exactly what I was expecting and I worried that I would be at a great loss since I had not read the two previous books.However, It was an unnecessary concern. The SECRET group is the female equivalent of The Club for men and I for one think it's about time.
Inasmuch as I say that it's time for tit for tat, I didn't feel as if the sex scenes reflected that sentiment. Edgy yes, but the same raw explicitness of male dominated clubs, no. What I did see was the emotional entanglements most women share. Now saying that this wasn't played out as expected, I refer to several scenes were very see through and what the author was going to do with the characters was easy to determine. Other scenes gave me a surprise so that I wanted/needed to find out what happened next.
For the first book I've read from this author, I took a middle of the road stance. I would like to read more not only from this author, but for Blogging For Books/Random House.
The only thing that Cassie Robichaud has ever really wanted is Will Foret, the love of her life. But when Will discovers that Cassie is part of S.E.C.R.E.T., an underground group devoted to helping women experience their deepest sexual fantasies, Will breaks it off. Heartbroken, Cassie dries her tears and focuses on her work with helping the latest S.E.C.R.E.T. recruit, Solange Faraday. Cassie also reignites her relationship with sexy bad-boy Jesse, even though she knows he can never love her as deeply as Will did.
Meanwhile, beautiful, brilliant Solange, a local news anchor and divorced mom, has a great career but a wilting love life. She rekindles long-lost passions, going deeper and hotter than any other S.E.C.R.E.T. candidates before her. Can Solange find what her heart most desires? And when Will realizes he's made a tragic mistake, will Cassie be able to forgive him?
S.E.C.R.E.T. Revealed is the explosive, sexually-charged finale to the phenomenal S.E.C.R.E.T. trilogy.
Review: This is my first endeavor with Blogging for Books/Random House and I must say that the process itself was easy.
Secret Revealed, the third and final installment of a trilogy wasn't exactly what I was expecting and I worried that I would be at a great loss since I had not read the two previous books.However, It was an unnecessary concern. The SECRET group is the female equivalent of The Club for men and I for one think it's about time.
Inasmuch as I say that it's time for tit for tat, I didn't feel as if the sex scenes reflected that sentiment. Edgy yes, but the same raw explicitness of male dominated clubs, no. What I did see was the emotional entanglements most women share. Now saying that this wasn't played out as expected, I refer to several scenes were very see through and what the author was going to do with the characters was easy to determine. Other scenes gave me a surprise so that I wanted/needed to find out what happened next.
For the first book I've read from this author, I took a middle of the road stance. I would like to read more not only from this author, but for Blogging For Books/Random House.
