Good Girl's Bad Lessons by Carmen FalconeMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
There are some plots that I've read more than once and Good Girl's Bad Lessons certainly falls into that. But, really, when the writing is good and a new fresh approach is put on a storyline, it really doesn't matter. I may have read similar storylines where the experienced man teaches the inexperienced woman the ways of lovemaking in the past, but Carmen Falcone's Good Girl's Bad lessons was a new, fresh take on it.
Although Nico, the lead man in this book was a strong alpha male, our heroine, Emma was certainly his match. She may have been a bit backwards in coming forward with her previous fiance, but she was soon able to grow into the perfect match for Nico.
I enjoyed reading about the pair's growing relationship and how they challenged each other to question what they really wanted and what was important. By the end of the book, they had both changed what they really thought mattered and had discovered that they were perfect for one another.
There was a bit of a twist towards the end of the book. I will admit that I saw it coming. I don't think it was completely obvious though, just that a few things pointed in that direction. Overall this was a great read that I really enjoyed.
I received a complimentary copy of this book through NetGalley. Opinions expressed in this review are completely my own.
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