jushin33
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yea he is but theres a threesome with AJ and another of his clientsI thought he was tanned?
i married a party girl 1 and 2 is completely focused on interracial
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yea he is but theres a threesome with AJ and another of his clientsI thought he was tanned?
Now I have to reread it again! I thought the trainer was black. One of main characters in Kirsten McCurran's Gentrified is definitely black.I thought he was tanned?
I tried digging through that book and there was a mention of tanned when he was trying to figure out who AJ was and running into him in the showers and sauna at the fitness facility.Now I have to reread it again! I thought the trainer was black. One of main characters in Kirsten McCurran's Gentrified is definitely black.
I agree which was why i didnt finish the series. Like jumping the shark moment.I tried digging through that book and there was a mention of tanned when he was trying to figure out who AJ was and running into him in the showers and sauna at the fitness facility.
That first book and a chunk of the second were really good slow burn. With some stories, once you get that first payoff, the rest of the story isn't as exciting.
Then the story got a little nutty for me including a line being intentionally crossed that was explicitly forbidden. That's when I wanted the husband to leave the wife because she's not respecting his boundaries.
you didn't miss anything. My enjoyment of Arnica Butler's Corrupting April series almost matches my enjoyment of Kenny's Training to Love It. First book and up to the restaurant early in book 2 were great. Then...I agree which was why i didnt finish the series. Like jumping the shark moment.
My sentiments exactly for training to love it, I know the authors do this to give a tense moment, create angst and jealousy but just the straight disrespect takes away all the immersion, just makes you angryyou didn't miss anything. My enjoyment of Arnica Butler's Corrupting April series almost matches my enjoyment of Kenny's Training to Love It. First book and up to the restaurant early in book 2 were great. Then...