Priceless: A Dark College Romance

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Plus giving us how awesome and perfect the heroine actually was (in the eyes of the others), not even realising her own worth, in form of resentful comments from other characters, was a weak way of turning the narrative. Like look, everybody actually adored her, really!! And the ones who didn't, were just jealous of her perfection!! Yeah, okay. There are certain things I’m looking for, and certain things I’m not.” His voice was matter-of-fact. “I don’t want a girlfriend. I don’t want one-night stands. I want sex on a regular basis, with one woman, the way I like it.” The thing is, I do recognise that this kind of thing is down to personal taste. And that it’s hard to write dirty talk. For what it’s worth, even if it didn’t do much for me directly, I did end up appreciating how true to the characters it came to feel: it’s clearly something they’re both heavily into and the way it evolves and develops over time, as their feelings towards each other change is kind of weirdly touching. And this is exactly how Priceless sneaks up on you. Like, one minute you’re recoiling from a river of girl cum and then you’re genuinely engaged in the emotional dynamic of two people who really enjoy spouting sexy nonsense at each other during sex. Because, don’t get me wrong, spouting sexy nonsense during sex is actually fun and intimate and liberating. And if the book didn’t, for me, manage to convey that with the actual dirty talk exchanged, it did make me believe in the feelings behind it. This is a general statement. In maany books this kind of relationships are starting as ''oh there won't ever be love between us, nothing serious, no strings attached…’’ BUT somehow they end up as ''You are mine, I am marking you bla bla bla...’’ Why? Isn't there sth in between. Isn’t ''I love you'' enough? Why belonging and markings? Are you werewolves bound to be mates? Then turn over. I’m going to take what I’ve been waiting for all day. That was what he meant to say.

Hello, darkness my old friend is singing in my mind whenever I look at this book. But I am hurt that Christina didn’t know this song. I love being wrong about a book. 😅 I was sure I’d h@te this. I mean what’s to like about a dr#g addict party girl p*mp*ng herself out to her classmate for d*rty smexx? 😵‍💫😬 Sounds like MY worst nightmare…. And yet… This book was really sexy. The chemistry between the characters was off the charts. BUT I wish the hero has shown more vulnerability around the heroine. The heroine was constantly in distress or in a weaker position financially and emotionally, so having the hero be there for her at the end would have tied up the romance better. Since this book had to do the classic "Im breaking up with you because I dont deserve you" as the climax, their HEA felt rushed and unfinished. I loved watching these two grow together, to shed all their lies and secrets. The way he cared for Christina even though he was so cold and mean to her in bed at times, but hey, girl gets off on that so no worries there.He let out a long breath. “I’m sure, Sonia. Take all the control.” A beat passed, and he added, “Please.” She is offended, felt degraded at first but she is also thrilled and aroused by the idea also. And I wanted her to feel this way?… Cause I felt the same...? Okayyyy. The writing is tame enough that even younger kids can read it, but most of the characters are adults or on the verge of adulthood. The author wrote wonderful pictures throughout the novel. The story keeps the reader engaged with the character author who handles every situation throughout the story, no matter how serious it is. The story characters are well developed and have unique personalities that are recognizable. The story keeps the reader engaged with the character author who handles every situation throughout the story, no matter how serious it is. From start to finish, the reader will want to continue this journey, no matter how heartbreaking it may be. We highly recommend this book to any type of story reader. Details about Priceless by Miranda Silver PDF Free.

Grace pressed her fingers together. “Christina, listen. I’m sure you had your reasons, but you really let us down when you quit so suddenly.” Christina is a college student on a downhill spiral of self-destruction. Not that her little social circle would notice or care. Tired of trying to obtain perfection, her life is in shambles between declining grades, drug debts and no savings. So why is it in the moment of crisis a boy she’s only met once is offering a solution, too illicit to speak out loud?

There was, unfortunately, phone sex, though. One of the cringiest sexual interactions ever invented tbh. Also, I'm tired of the sexualisation of cheer/school uniform. It's not cute, it's not hot, bye. But still, as mentioned, this was all bearable because of the other things this book brought to the mf table. PRICELESS' is a full length, erotic romance novel by 'New to me Author' Miranda Silver. Spoken in 'Dual Perspectives.' You feel so tight and new,” he crooned. I arched into his hands. “I’d almost say…innocent. But we both know the truth. You’re anything but innocent. I don’t have a sweet little virgin over my lap. I know it. Your family knows it too.” Hey!” I said when she approached. “I was out for a morning jog and I just — stopped by. Everyone’s doing amazing.”

But Christina's case went over the top and her constant whining about being not as perfect as her sister untill the very end did a number on my nerves. OM drama - the h has recently broken up with a long-term boyfriend. He’s still around. - she also dances with OM at a party to make the H jealous She lowered her voice. “So you know what we’re working with. And Sydney’s struggling. She’s trying her best, but she was better when you were on the squad.” The premise of this story seems to crazy, getting paid for sex at college? Yeah… but this book is so much more than that. It’s about lies, truths and everything in between with a lot of filthy, filthy sex which was so hot I was fanning myself.At the end, the author kinda gave us some growing up for the heroine, and I was happy she got a chance to be happy... Yet so much was just glossed over, left unresolved or inadequately resolved, it wasn't enough.