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Original Title:	Naked ASIN B0092FJKFU
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Blackstone Affair #1
Characters:	Brynne Bennett, Ethan Blackstone
Setting:	London, England(United Kingdom)

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Brynne Bennett is living the good life. An American art student at the University of London and part-time photographic model, she’s putting her life back on track with school and lots of hard work. When ultra successful London businessman, Ethan Blackstone, buys her nude portrait, he isn’t taking ‘no’ for an answer. He wants Brynne in his bed and makes plans to keep her there no matter what. His dominant nature captivates and ensnares despite the demons she carries inside her. But there are secrets in this relationship. Huge ones. Can Ethan free Brynne from the past that has marked her? Will Brynne let him or will the specters tormenting her resurface to destroy them both…

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Title	:	Naked (The Blackstone Affair #1)
Author	:	Raine Miller
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	1st edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	August 25th 2012 by Raine Miller Romance (first published 2012)
Categories	:	Romance. Adult Fiction. Erotica. Contemporary Romance. Contemporary. Erotic Romance. Adult

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What. Was. That? I get that this is a novella but serious? Put some effort into it. This was me about 15% inBut I figured it was only 100-some pages so I might as well see what was going to happen. Well. It was basically all the naughty words you could think of mixed in with NO plot. Serious. I tried to find it.And then the end. Serious? I just dont care enough to find out what might happen in the sequel.

All right, all right. I caved. I keep skipping over the "rich man, poor little innocent girl" books because they all started running together after awhile. But it's been a couple of months since I've picked one up, and the cover of this one kept STARING at me. Admit it...it's eye catching.And the book is all in good erotic, American girl fantasy. We American ladies love a sexy British accent...refined and elegant and chivalrous...(it really just makes us want to drop our panties). This book

Originally posted at http://www.fictionvixen.com/review-na...I have admitted on more than one occasion that I am a cover whore. I have purchased my share of books due to an amazing cover and had both success and failure as a result. Naked is no exception. Combine the gorgeous cover with a handsome British hero that will pay whatever price for a nude portrait of the heroine and I was sold. Now granted the synopsis had me immediately thinking Bared/50 knock off (both books of which I did not care

I was going to wait until book two was out due to the heartbreaking cliffhanger, but after doing a little research reading other reviews and entering in the authors webpage I was really intrigued.And of course, after finding out that David Gandy was the inspiration for Ethan I couldnt help myself and picked the book right away. Ethan....*sigh*I was hooked after the first chapter, and the story totally captivated me. They meet and click right away, but a little too fast for my taste, I would have

What The Hell Was That?!?!?!I don't know what it is about this book, but I just couldn't get into it. I felt like everything developed way too fast. I had no emotional connection with the characters. The author literally tells you what to feel instead of actually making you feel that way. You know when you start reading a book and you actually feel like you're falling in love along with the characters!?!? . Ummm yeah, I didnt get any of those feelings at all with this book except extreme

So I desperately wanted to like this book after all the amazing reviews and even a 4.11 on Good Reads. It was compared to 50 shades and Bared to you but I am beginning to think I am not reading the same book that all the reviewers read...AT ALL! I think people see the word safe word and that is all it takes to have a 50 shades and Bared to you competitor (Mind you Bared to you is my fav over 50 shades). The main character is of course broken from what we still don't know but it is leaning toward

Oh bloody hell! Cliffie! Ugh...thank goodness the next book is already out. I have no idea why I waited so long to read this. Ethan is A-Fucking-Mazing! On to book 2....