Carsen Taite

Two women fulfill their mutual desire with a night of passion, neither expecting more until law professor Morgan Bradley and student Parker Casey meet again...in the classroom.

It Should Be a Crime

Tess

This book started off very hot and interesting. Cheating ex, back ally action with a stranger at a bar, hot character descriptions... Then it got into the actual story; the lawyer teaching a class, and the woman she met in the alley is a student. There was an interesting high profile case they worked on that took up most of the book. I found that i was starting to lose interest the more and more the story became about the legal issues. I'm not saying that it was bad, I'm just not big on legal themed stories. And unfortunately, by the time it dropped back into the romance here and there, i found i didn't care any more. I would have taken some of the lengthy legal talk out of the middle, and added more time to the relationship and a less abrupt ending. But that's just me. You may like those very things that i found boring.

The author did a decent job of the hot and steamy, but after the beginning of the book, there wasn't much more. Her writing style was decent and well edited. 

Having said that, please note that -i- found it uninteresting. Doesn't mean that you will. And it doesn't speak at all to the author's ability to write or tell a story. I liked the strong start, and have no doubt if it kept my interest it might have gotten 4 or 5 stars.

Lucia Correa

This is only the second book by Taite that I've read. After reading Courtship I decided I must read more of her books. I'm going to enjoy the ride. This book was one of her first books and you or rather I could hardly tell. I enjoyed both the MCs and I liked they were late thirties-forties. So the dilemma is - do I read the sequel or skip ahead to a more recent book of hers that caught my eye? I think I'll win either way.

It Should Be a Crime

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