Name: Slade
ISBN: 9781500139124

Victoria Ashley

Slade Merrick is a sex addict. Other people see that as a problem, but he sees it as passion. When he meets Aspen he finds that he wants more for the first time in his life.

Slade

JoLee

Spoil Free Review

Genre: Erotic Romance
Rating: 4 of 5 Stars - Loved It
Heat Rating: Scorcher - Panty Changer
Source: Bought

Whoa! A girls needs a warning before starting Slade. Page one had me squirming in my seat. It even gets better a few pages later. Oh My! Slade knows how to fuck and Victoria Ashley knows how to write a sex scene. Better than that she knows how to write many scorching-panty-changing scenes and some hotter sexual tension moments. 

Let me give you a little insight of the guys first. Have three good friends who strip at Walk Of Shame. Slade and Cale also bartend there on the side. There is Slade who likes to have sex than the average male. Cale who does not sleep with woman. He only pleasures them and lets them pleasure him. Hemy who likes threesomes and goes both ways (not sure yet how far he goes with another male, might have limits set). But there is more to them than just stripping and pleasuring woman. Slade story has proven that. They would never harm a woman or make them do something they do not want to do. There is a reason they are working at Walk Of Shame. Since I know what brought Slade there, I am curious now what led Cale and Hemy there. I loved the boy club feel. They are a hoot together. Would of liked a little bit more time with just them, but that is me just being greedy. Now Where can I get a Walk Of Shame guy!

Slade at the moment I am crushing on with his yummy Tattoos and sexy moves. Ok I will not lie I am lusting over. Sex is a distraction for him to keep his demons buried deep inside. Finding out about his past did break me a little. He knows how to pleasure a woman not only with his tongue but with his delicious dirty talking mouth. He likes sex dirty and rough. The rougher the better for him so he does not have to feel any emotions. 

His has rules that he never breaks and there is a reason why he created these rules. He only does one night stands that he never lets a woman sleep over night. He does not sleep with the same woman twice. He does not lead them on, they all know what he is about. He does not drink and drive. He is used to woman wanting him, never has had anybody tell him no until Aspen. Love that girl! He had never had to work for something so bad and Aspen made him work for her hard. That girl got him working so hard for her that he does stuff he would never do. One scene I loved so much and actually had me giggling a little. I just could not believe the lengths he would go to just to get into her pants. Wish I could share the scene with you all but I would rather it be a surprise like it was for me. What I loved more was his alpha male attitude, possessiveness and jealous moments. These traits are what I like in my heroes. Was even better Victoria Ashley placed them nicely through out the novel and were written well. Not once did I feel something was thrown in just to give it a possessive or jealous moment. Watching him show any emotions especially when he is not even with Aspen is truly the best.

I have never read about a male stripper before and enjoyed all their moments in the bar. Victoria Ashley's writing voice is nice as I was able to get lost into the story and loved all the characters. She knows how to write an erotic story that is not one sex scene after another. Hemy is up next in Walk Of Shame series, that so far seems to be a promising series. I look forward to see how he is in the bedroom and curious how far he would go with another male. I have a feeling his book going to light my kindle on fire.

Originally posted at Wickedly Delicious Book Blog

Raven Dean

I have finally popped my Victoria Ashley cherry and I freaking loved it!!! Slade is full of hot,sexy men and of course Slade. I found myself jealous of Aspen being in bed with him. Overally a really fun read and can't wait to read Hemy and Cale's story!!

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