Illicit, kinky love blossoms between stepsiblings in Cate’s taboo but sizzling second Salacious Players Club romance (after Praise).

Reading the 1-star reviews is just so funny because so many of them were like, "if you take out the smut you have no plot. The book was fun but the taboo element of the step siblings aspect of the story didn't really show in the writing, or at least I could feel it.

The hero also has some weird rhetoric about possessivenes and judging other men for not being ok with their women being a cam girl (probably the author's way of making him ok with her job as a cam girl) but that goes out the window when she tries to make him jealous of other men. Why is this trying to masquarade as something more when if you remove the sex there's absolutely nothing left? I love that Mia is a camgirl, not something I have seen in a book before, so that originality was amazing.

I mean, he’s known her since she was eight, they are 13 years apart and she still lives at home with them.Sara Cate is a USA Today bestselling romance author who weaves complex characters, heart-wrenching stories, and forbidden romance into every page of her spicy novels. The premise alone will turn off many readers: Mia Harris, 23, has long been in love with her stepbrother, Garrett Porter. When she's not penning steamy tales, she can be found soaking up the Arizona sun, jamming to Taylor Swift, and watching Marvel movies with her family. These two sorts disliked eachother but secretly wanted eachother at first it was Mia who was the first to have w crush and fall head over heels but knew it couldn’t happen so she choose the bratty sassy root making sure those walls were up and we for Garrett he started when he saw her on a cam app.