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Book Blurb:
In the third unforgettable book by New York Times bestseller Emma Chase, Matthew Fisher—the best friend of Drew Evans from Tangled and Twisted—wants to settle down, but he’ll have to overcome the mistrust of the colorful and unique Dee Dee Warren.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: girl meets player, they fall in love, player changes his ways.
It’s a good story. But it’s not our story. Ours is a lot more colorful.
When I met Dee, I knew right away that she was special. When she met me, she thought I was anything but special—I was exactly like every other guy who’d screwed her over and let her down. It took some time to convince her otherwise, but it turns out I can make a convincing argument when sex is at stake.
You might know where this story’s headed. But the best part isn't where we ended up.
It’s how we got there.
Stop me if you’ve heard this one before: girl meets player, they fall in love, player changes his ways.
It’s a good story. But it’s not our story. Ours is a lot more colorful.
When I met Dee, I knew right away that she was special. When she met me, she thought I was anything but special—I was exactly like every other guy who’d screwed her over and let her down. It took some time to convince her otherwise, but it turns out I can make a convincing argument when sex is at stake.
You might know where this story’s headed. But the best part isn't where we ended up.
It’s how we got there.
Here's a fun excerpt:
We return to Alexandra’s side and I
can tell by his expression that he’s going to ask to be excused
again. But then, Drew seems to decide on a different strategy. He
smiles deviously. “Hey look—Squeaky’s here.”
“Who?” Alexandra inquires.
Drew gestures with his wine glass.
“Curly haired brunette, in the blue dress near the bar.”
Lexi’s head bobs until she spots the
lady in question. “That’s . . .Alyson Bradford.”
Drew shrugs. “She’ll always be
Squeaky to me.”
“Why do you call her squeaky?”
Mentally I shake my head. Because
Alexandra should’ve known better.
“She squeaks when she comes.”
“What?”
Casually, Drew explains, “Like a
dog’s chew toy.” He holds up his hand, opening and closing it.
“Squeak, squeak, squeak, squeeeeeak. At least she did when we were
seventeen, but I don’t think that’s a condition she’d outgrow.”
“How do you know that?” Alexandra
asks, expectedly grossed out. “When did you have sex with Alyson
Bradford?”
Drew looks to the ceiling, recalling
the event. “Um . . .junior year. It was in the dark days following
our loss to St. Bartholomew’s in the playoffs. I wouldn’t say she
was my rock bottom, but she was close.”
Lexi turns away. “Eck . . .forget it,
I don’t want to know.” If it’s one thing The Bitch can’t
stomach, it’s detailed stories of her brother’s sex-capades.
Which is precisely why Drew says, “She also does this nasty thing
with her tongue . . .”
Alexandra clasps her eyes shut.
“Alright! You know what? Fine—if you want to go that badly, then
go. If you want to leave me in my hour of need . . .”
She never should have given him an out.
Drew smiles brightly, puts his glass on the tray of a passing waiter
and kisses her cheek. “You’re the best sister ever. Bye.”
Book Review:
Matt and Dee Dee's story. We always knew they were both a little crazy, and this shows how fun and crazy they really are. Emma interweaved their story with Drew and Kate's without retelling the story. All the little words unspoked between the couple, we get to learn about. All their kinkiness, we learn about. It really is a fun read.
