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So addictive and incredibly funny with the perfect amount of sexy! There was so much sexual tension between Kimber and Matteo even I felt the ache.

Matteo was perfection. A noble blooded Italian that oozes sex appeal with a heart as soft and vulnerable as a puppy..I could TOTALLY get under that!! I fell for him instantly.

And Kimber? That poor girl. Within days her life was turn to chaos but her stubbornness was much stronger than the chaos around her. She put up a fight to get her world turned right side up and kept me laughing the whole time.

These characters had so much personal and chemistry I was more than addicted to the story. Don’t tell, but I even ignored work as often as I could just so I could keep reading. Even the supporting characters had their own drama that pulled me in.

I have enjoyed every single story in this series and this one topped them all.


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Ache for You Slow Burn Book 3 edition by JT Geissinger Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

I have read lots by this author and enjoyed her writing but not this story. The main issue I have is with the hero. Now other reviewers have disliked the heroine and commented on her immaturity. However I give a pass to the heroine. Having recently lost my own father I know we don't always react rationally at such times and can have huge emotional swings. The hero however gets no such pass. He is pretty heavy handed in his attempted seduction when he first meets the h; to the point his actions border on harassment. Not much later in the story, knowing by this point that her father has just died, he makes another heavy pass at her. These are not the actions of a hero. In addition having bought her sketch book he plans to use her designs. Now this may be legal (in my country selling a picture does not pass copyright in that picture but the US and Italy may be different) but it is certainly unethical. Again not the actions of a hero. I also find it ridiculous that by the 46% mark, despite being a famous designer there is no hint of him doing anything to run his business, no meetings with with his design team, no planning for the Milan fashion week, no scenes of him in the workroom pinning or cutting fabric. In other words the author has used his profession as mere window dressing with no depth to her writing or characters.

The other annoyance in this story, and it is something which often features in this author's writing, is the sledgehammer approach. She doubles down on awful events. The h doesn't just lose her father but is dumped at the altar, her business goes up in flames and she is saddled with a step mother she doesn't know. A little less drama would make for a better story.

This was a DNF for me.
She's nursing a battered heart. He's got a case of bruised pride. What happens when the playboy who gets on your nerves, could end of being the man of your dreams? Ache for You takes a bite out of Cinderella and makes it a modern day steamfest. Kimber has seen her share of heartache in both her personal and professional life. Matteo seems to be the answer to all of her problems. Until emotions are brought into the mix. Geissinger amps up the sexy but never loses sight of the heart.
(I really enjoyed J.T. Geissinger's MELT FOR YOU and liked BURN FOR YOU, the first two books of this series. That's probably why this third one disappointed me so much.)

What on earth happened here? It's as if the author dug down deep into THE CR BOOK OF STOCK CHARACTERS to populate her story here. The heroine, Kimber DiSanto, in particular, was not a top-of-the-line storybook female. She needs anger management classes, tact and diplomacy classes, a personality makeover so that she's less self-centered and more empathetic, and she needs a bar of soap to periodically wash out her potty mouth.

I'll grant you that Kimber has very recently been put upon by life. Her fiance dumps her at the actual wedding ceremony, her father in Italy is extremely unwell, her dress shop in San Francisco burns down. Fortunately, she doesn't have a dog or it would have died.

Kimber is a boutique owner and a clever dress designer. She keeps a sketchbook with her at all times in case she feels a creative design coming on. At the airport she's waiting to catch her flight to Italy to see her father when a very handsome man (very, very handsome. We shall be told throughout this book how very, very hot and good-looking he is.) approaches her, comments on the dress design she's working on and also proceeds to hit on her. not very subtly.

She proceeds to shoot him down. I guess he deserves it but she could have been a bit more polite in her rejection. And then when she's bumped from her flight, this very, very handsome guy offers her his first-class ticket but only in return for her sketchbook. So, very ungraciously, she accepts the ticket and, resentfully, hands over her sketchbook, because she's desperate to get to her father before he passes away.

Long story short, she makes it to the hospital to say her goodbyes and also learns she has a new stepmother. Her now deceased father, BTW, had a dress shop with declining sales which he has now left to her along with his home, with the proviso that his new wife must be allowed to live there as long as she wishes.

And guess what? The stepmother has a son. And guess who it is? Yep, that very, very, very handsome guy from the San Francisco airport. And guess what he is? A big shot Italian fashion tycoon. And guess what he wants (in addition to Kimber's body)? Her father's dress business. And guess what happens? They begin an annoyingly unpleasant and antagonistic relationship for most of the book, all of which would have been avoided if the very, very, very handsome guy had been more open about what he was really doing and really wanted.

The biggest annoyances of this book were (1) the abrasive personality of the heroine and the puzzle of why the hero would be so attracted to such a shrewish termagant, (2) the secretive behavior of the very, very handsome hero, (3) the ex-fiance and his behavior after the dumping of Kimber. My favorite part of the book Kimber's "stepsisters". I won't tell you who they are but they were the most appealing characters of the book.
You will laugh and cry reading this book. JT is a wonderful author. I couldn't put it down. Sassy and snarky and sexy. What more could you want.
So addictive and incredibly funny with the perfect amount of sexy! There was so much sexual tension between Kimber and Matteo even I felt the ache.

Matteo was perfection. A noble blooded Italian that oozes sex appeal with a heart as soft and vulnerable as a puppy..I could TOTALLY get under that!! I fell for him instantly.

And Kimber? That poor girl. Within days her life was turn to chaos but her stubbornness was much stronger than the chaos around her. She put up a fight to get her world turned right side up and kept me laughing the whole time.

These characters had so much personal and chemistry I was more than addicted to the story. Don’t tell, but I even ignored work as often as I could just so I could keep reading. Even the supporting characters had their own drama that pulled me in.

I have enjoyed every single story in this series and this one topped them all.