Good Girl is written by Christy McKellen and published by M&B Dare. Juno Darlington is an academic who wants to sign up for an education in sexual pleasure. Alessandro RoccI, a well known billionaire playboy agreed to be her tutor. He takes her to the pinnacles of sexual ecstasy, letting her get closer to him than any woman ever has done. He does not, however, let her into his heart, which is what she really wants.

This novel starts out as merely a sizzling physical encounter. Slowly as the storyline progresses emotions are brought to the forefront as the story becomes deeper and more thoughtful than the reader would first imagine. Both characters have been shaped by their families but their relationship draws them out and helps them develop both individually and as a couple.

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Juno and Alessandro's story is really hot. The story is about Juno trying to find herself and her sexy side so she tried to get italian playboy Alessandro to help. This book is a great read.

There’s no denying this story is full of sensual romance, it’s a sizzling read, as Alessandro teaches Juno everything she needs to know. This story also has emotional depth. What starts out a purely physical encounter, deepens with self-realisation and trust into something much deeper and dangerous for the playboy and the naive woman.

Both Juno and Alessandro have low self-esteem. She is clever but feels socially inept, in comparison to her successful sisters and remote father. He uses his looks and sexual prowess to hide the inadequacy he feels. He’s artistic but is forced to deny his true skills, by a family concerned only with status and wealth.

The vulnerability of both characters makes the final conflicts they face, appear insurmountable, but the self-development they achieve from their emotional relationship makes them brave enough to strive for what they really want and need.

A sensual romance with good character development and a lovely romantic ending.

I received a copy of this book from Mills and Boon via NetGalley in return for an honest review.

I read the Dare book Wild Child by Christy Mckellen, loved it so much I’m back for more with the new Dare book, Good Girl (Sexy Little Secrets 2) Of course I’m coming back for even more in August with She Devil.

I loved this sexy book with its storyline, where for a change, a young woman is chasing a young man for sex. Juno Darlington-Hume is a virgin, she wants to learn all about sex, for a reason, but when she propositions Italian playboy Alessandro Ricci , If he will have sex with her, he turns Juno’s offer down. Alessandro’s father wants his son to take Juno to Florence to stay in an apartment,. When Alessandro father demands something, he doesn’t take no for an answer. There’s one problem, how can playboy Alessandro take Juno to Florence with him, he just turned her offer down and she may not agree to go to Florence with Alessandro Ricci. A huge whirlwind of things happen throughout for many different reasons. Totally unputdownable. If you’re not a Mills & Boon fan I urge to read Good Girl ( Sexy Little Secrets 2 ) I’m sure you will it will grab your enthusiasm. If you are a Mills & Boon fan then you must read this book.

This story between Juno and Alessandro had some steamy scenes but I really struggled with the characters.
Juno, a virgin that wants Sandro to teach her everything sexually was so weak that even when she found he’d been tipping off the paps , it never really amounted to anything. I was willing her to find her backbone.
The same for Sandro, I really wanted to see some arrogance especially where his sculpting was concerned.
The result for me was that the relationship between them wasn’t believable.

A bargain made, started and fulfilled.

Haha!!!! When emotions are not considered in this equation, love is found out of the oddest situations.

Deliciously sexy, when fast is good, but then again erotically slow, can be fantastically satisfying too!

Getting to learn about their sensual, sexuality in this happy ever after ending story, is a very enjoyable read.