My Killer Vacation

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I devoured it in one sitting, was entertained the entire time, and I haven’t read a book that’s quite this steamy in awhile – plus that original, awful cover was swapped out before release day.

Like all Tessa Bailey heroes, Myles pretty much wants to wrap Taylor in bubble wrap and keep her away from any danger. The only thing that didn't work for me is that I'm a sucker for slow burns and this one was insta lust which doesn't resonate well with me. Now a rude, crude bounty hunter has arrived on the back of his motorcycle to catch the killer and refuses to believe I can be helpful, despitecountlesshours of true crime podcast listening. Lately, smut has been so uninspiring in books, I find myself skipping couples' 2nd-4th sex scenes, especially because they feel so repetitive. It was supposed to be a relaxing vacation in sweet, sunny Cape Cod - just me and my beloved brother - but discovering a corpse in our rental house really throws a wrench into our tanning schedule.NOT GONNA LIE THO: I am happy to see that romcom authors are getting out of their shells and trying to do something different, out of their cookie cutter quirky fmc, broody mmc, small town shabang. Some books contain both plot and sensual sequences, but this one contained only steamy scenes with no plot. There were many moments where sentences felt awkward or didn't quite flow together, and scenes were repetitive and drawn out.

this book started off so good, fmc goes into a house where she is going to spend the next week for vacation but finds a dead body, then sister of the murdered person hires a grumpy bounty hunter.Before Myles sinks any deeper into this dangerous attraction, he needs to solve the murder and get back on the road. When Taylor finds Myles, not only do sparks fly but so do her gut instincts that there is more to this case and the two inevitably end up working together (much to Myles's dismay) whilst he desperately tries to stay out of Taylor's red hook up panties. Now a rude, crude bounty hunter has arrived on the back of his motorcycle to catch the killer and refuses to believe I can be helpful, despite countless hours of true crime podcast listening. it doesnt take itself too seriously and its lighthearted enough that you can breeze right through this. I'm hoping that the rest of her books are different, because I've been meaning to read them and I'd prefer not to hate them, you know.

Charming, deadly, and smart enough to hide it, Christian Harper is a monster dressed in the perfectly tailored suits of a gentleman.A good example of my theory is that Myles is pretty attractive and good at sex, but reading his pov made me uncomfortable a couple of times. Okay fine, the grinch still has one foot in the door because the dirty talk and the smut were not for me😬 I'm sorry.

Also they pick this point up several pages later when she is like "No-one ever gets my sexy kitten energy, maybe i need hook up panties and a more sexy vibe" and Myles is like "nah, you're fine" and she's like "You pick up on my big sexy kitten energy" and Myles starts salivating and is like "oh god, oh fuck i do" LIKE OBVIOUSLY? This man meets her, and immediately thinks about her in sexual scenarios, but it's not even that, it's that it's not sexy, and it's supposed to be sexy, since this is a romance novel. I've read enough books written by her so far to know that there are only two reasons someone could like her stories: they didn't have their Wattpad phase - and/or they never got behind it - or someone really needs to get laid. I’m very sorry to be one of, like, three people who didn’t love this book, but I’m very happy for all of you who completely disagree with me! This pays the hosting fees that keep this site running, so by using these links you are supporting us.The story follows Taylor, a second grade teacher who is excited to finally go on a much-needed vacation with her brother. Here's what's difficult: she is getting better and less cringe as time goes by when it comes to romance, but for a muder mystery?