For example, only minutes after meeting Taylor, Myles steals Taylor’s underwear from her suitcase and proceeds to keep them in his pocket. However, I picked this up in the hopes that a murder-mystery romcom was going to be super exciting and hilarious, and it wasn't. Don’t think about looking her in the eye when I come and knowing it serves a purpose beyond physical pleasure.

On the other side, the sister of the murder victim hires a bounty hunter to privately investigate the case, and in enters the scene one Myles Sumner, a 6'5 mean machine nomad that lives by his own rules. I love both romances and crime dramas/thrillers so this was a perfect pick for me and it didn't disappoint!Even though he is uncertain of getting her help, he also does not seem to be able to stay away from her. please this girl is so down bad for her brother that she forgot who PAID for the vacation 😭 petition to change Taylor's career into being a caretaker for her brother. This part of the plot felt like an afterthought and only included to serve as a backdrop to the romance of the story. Let's be clear: most of the time Myles doesn't think with his brain, but what the hell were those thoughts while they were having sex?

I love to see when people have to work for it; though I find some of them fitting or refinedly done in her past works. I really liked the mystery aspect in the book, it was fun trying to solve the crime along with the characters. This man meets her, and immediately thinks about her in sexual scenarios, but it's not even that, it's that it's not sexy, and it's supposed to be sexy, since this is a romance novel. First, if you are looking for a unique mystery or thriller with unpredictable plot twists and turns, then you will be disappointed with this book. They both felt like caricatures instead of real people, with Taylor being timid but secretly wanting rough sex and Myles beating himself up over one teeny mistake while stalking and salivating over Taylor.In other words, the insatiable hunger and protectiveness she is waking up in me is a threat to my peace of mind. She's naive, childish, and if I was the parent of one of her students, I'd be very concerned about my child's safety and mental state. There were many moments where it felt like I was reading porn in written form (complete with keeping stolen panties in pockets and referring to the guy as "Daddy"). Myles is adorable and so grumpy-honest, looks like he could kill you but is actually a cinnamon roll, morally grey ish, touch her and die ish, who did this to you ish. The male main character will focus on one physical feature of a woman and then continually reference this feature repeatedly throughout the text.