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***4 ‘Who Am I?’ Stars*** The very first line of the synopsis had me going “This IS totally my kind of book.” Then I read the rest of it and the grabby hands started happening and I have to say that I really enjoyed Act Your Age. It was all kinds of smexy and titilating, and will warn that it will push some outside their comfort zone, but I was absolutely fascinated by why the characters were drawn to Daddy/Little play and how, once diving in feet first, it would affect and change them as things progressed and wasn’t disappointed at all in how things ended up. Tyler and Kate both fascinated and frustrated me in equal measure, and yet I really liked them both. Tyler is most definitely a grump when we first meet him, but the man has his reasons. Not only has he had to tamp down his natural urges, he’s had a rough go of it in his personal life and can’t seem to (doesn’t want to) shake himself out of it. But underneath all the walls and denial, is a man who can and wants to ca...

***4 ‘Roller Coaster’ Stars*** Open Hearts was one of those books that had me considering chucking my Kindle into the freezer numerous times throughout the story because the characters drove me batsh*t crazy and yet made it difficult for me to put down because I needed to know what would happen next with them. It was a vicious cycle that left me with a huge case of whiplash, but in the end the crazy was worth experiencing. Ash and Dean were interesting characters. Ash I had a difficult time with and spent half the book not liking her all that much. I admired her work ethic, determination to make her future the opposite of her past and how loyal she was to those she called her own. But I found her cold at times and it irked me how she was quick to judge people and yet hated when she was judged. Dean is that person you want to hug while smacking them upside the head. He’s sweet, has such a genuinely kind heart it makes you melt  and yet there are times when common s...