Review: Life and Lies – Jamie Salisbury

Posted October 6, 2013 by Shannon in Shannon / 0 Comments

18224775The adventure continues…
The world is his oyster and Max Frazier knows that each and every pearl is his for the taking. At the top, a theater bearing his name in Las Vegas, performances sold out months in advance and record sales through the roof. Things couldn’t get any better, could they?
Ashleigh Thomas, the fiery, no nonsense businesswoman who orchestrated this success, the only woman he’s truly ever wanted is his bed and life. But first he and Ashleigh have a mission to do, one he never wanted her involved in.
Alive and quite well, Ashleigh’s thought to be dead husband Richard lurks in the background, teasing and taunting. He deals in the underbelly of life – the sex trade business. Max and Ashleigh infiltrate his world of sex clubs and more with one objective in mind…to put an end to Richard’s evilness and bring him to justice.
In doing so Ashleigh and Max discover a bond which expands and deepens as Max introduces and schools Ashleigh in the BDSM lifestyle. Will she allow him to lead her into temptation, and ultimately submit to Max? Or is her stubbornness and independent nature too much for even Max to contain?
Life has a funny way of dealing the cards. One day you’re in bliss with the woman and family you love and longed for, the next it almost disappears. Forever, in the blink of an eye. . .but for the sheer determination of one agent who secretly blames himself for pushing the couple too deep calls in every favor owed him.

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Release Date: July 22, 2013
Publisher: Secret Cravings Publishing
Source: Provided by Author/Publisher via Manic Readers
Reviewer: Shannon
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

This is the continuation of the story of rock star Max Frazier and Ashleigh Thomas as they try to uncover the mystery surrounding her ex-husband and requires Max and Ashleigh to go undercover in sex clubs to find out exactly what he was up to.

As with ROCKIN THE BOSS, the author crams a lot into 137 pages. But outside of the relationship between Max and Ashleigh, which I enjoyed, the intrigue revolving around the sex trade Ashleigh’s ex-husband was involved seemed to far fetched. I realize this is fiction and I should just go with it, but I had a hard time believing the government would enlist the help of the ex-wife and her current boyfriend/husband to pose as a Dom/sub at BDSM clubs just because he was a ex-military man for another country.

I wanted to like this more and really was intrigued to find out what happened with Max and Ashleigh after ROCKIN THE BOSS, but I just couldn’t connect with this one.

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I am a lover of alpha males with dirty mouths, strong heroines putting alpha males in their place, and the Chicago Blackhawks. I'm a proud hockey mom who can often be found at the hockey rink cheering on my favorite forward, with my kindle close by.