First of all, I want to say thank you to my recent followers! I’m really happy you decided to follow this little blog of mine. Secondly, I want to apologize. Life is really crazy right now, so it took me a while to get this review out… But better late than never, right? Cliches do exist for a reason.

General  book info

Title: Hot Ticket (Sinners on Your #3)
Author:  Olivia Cunning
Genre: Adult fiction/Erotica/Romance
Themes: Rock band, some BDSM, accepting the past
Read in: English
First published in: 2013

Backside

There are things in bassist Jace Seymour’s past that he is unwilling to share with anyone. To cover his guilt and anguish, he seeks dominatrix Mistress V (Aggie) to temporarily placate his inner turmoil.

Aggie doesn’t have much use for men–besides the power rush she gets when they’re begging for mercy at her feet–but Jace isn’t like her usual clients. His cool defiance and unexpected dominance in the bedroom drives her to distraction and quickly steals her heart.

When circumstances threaten Jace’s position in Sinners, Aggie must help him regain his rightful place in the band while showing him that time and love can heal all wounds.

My opinion

Jace is such a likable character! Even though, he’s struggling a lot to come to terms with certain things from his past, he shows a kind of strength that makes me like him from page one and I really liked the personal development we see over the span of this story. It took me a tad longer to like Aggie but she’s pretty bad ass and so much better than the female character in Rock Hard, Jessica. The two of them are sort-of friends, having worked together in a strip club, but I’d pick Aggie over Jessica anytime. Aggie is quick to overcome her doubts about the connection she shares with Jace, whereas Jessica annoyed the **** out of me with her whiny and unrealistic reasoning.

Cunning’s writing style is a pleasant constant in her stories. The sex scenes are well-written and incredibly hot. The plot development was fortunately a bit better in this piece than it was in Rock Hard, even though it’s a still bit overly dramatic at some points. These band members should get a group discount, or at the very least a group membership of U.S. hospitals. That said, this book was a real relief after part two of the series and with it, Cunning has convinced me to check out the next book in the series as well.

Rating

Overall: 3.5/5
Plot: 3.5/5
Characters: 4/5
Cover art: 3/5

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