REVIEW: Reasonable Doubt by Whitney Gracia Williams

My cock has an appetite.

A huge and very particular appetite: Blonde, curvy, and preferably not a fucking liar...(Although, that's a story for another day.)

As a high profile lawyer, I don't have time to waste on relationships, so I fulfill my needs by anonymously chatting and sleeping with women I meet online.

My rules are simple: One dinner. One night. No repeats.

This is only casual sex. Nothing more. Nothing less.

At least it was , until "Alyssa"...

She was supposed to be a 27 year old lawyer, a book hoarder, and completely unattractive. She was supposed to be someone I shared law advice with late at night, someone I could trust with details of my weekly escapades.

But then she came into my firm for an interview--a college-intern interview, and everything fucking changed...

Book 1 in a three part Erotic Romance Serial

My thoughts…

Oh man…Wow… This novella – not sure it’s actually novella since it’s 63 pages, but anyway. This novella is Part One in the Reasonable Doubt series and It. Is. HOT! Seriously. I’m not gonna lie. I was blushing. Normally I like to wait until a series is complete before reading it, but after reading the reviews I knew I had to read it immediately.

Did you read the synopsis up above? No? Okay, I’ll hold on until you do. ………. All right. Is that HOT or what? I immediately went to Amazon and snatched up a copy of this book. I’m not sure if I’ve read a synopsis that’s as blunt as this one is. It was straightforward and spot on. It made me think that Andrew is a man that knows what he wants and is not afraid to show it. Do I consider him a player? Not really. Again he knows what he wants and that’s that. And Alyssa. I really liked her. The banter between these two is hot AND hilarious. I was literally cracking up while reading their conversations.

Overall, I liked the writing, the plot, the characters, and the steamy scenes. One thing I didn’t like is the length. I would have much preferred to read a full novel or even a longer novella as a complete story instead of breaking it down to small parts.