Sultry Spring Saturdays: The Stranger by Kyra Davis

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I’m a bit puzzled by my reaction to this book. I generally detest books with cheating in them, but I was drawn to this one for some reason. Everything about this story screamed that I should ignore it, knowing I hate cheating, but I couldn’t put it down.

Kasie Fitzgerals is the good girl. She does what’s expected of her. She lives the life she’s supposed to live, at least according to everyone aroundher.

Robert Dade is everything she should avoid. He’s temptation personified.

I found this one to be really interesting. Kyra Davis gave this entire book a dreamlike quality. I felt like I was walking through Kasie’s dream. It was ethereal for me. Everything about it was fluid, until the ending. Then reality came crashing in and it was the perfect juxtaposition to the rest of the book.

I’m eagerly awaiting the next book in this series. I have to know what happens. I have to know how Kasie gets out of this. Will she get out unscathed? Will she be the good girl? Will she become the free spirit?

Review: The Stranger by Kyra Davis

You should sleep with a stranger

Umm... no you shouldn't unless you're single cause it will bite you in yo ass when it's revealed but then again it can also liberate you...

This book has cheating. Not a fan of cheating but for some reason I was ok with it. Maybe it's was that I could see where Kasie came from. She made herself live a "perfect" life by being the good daughter. Job, wardrobe, boyfriend soon to be fiance was a front to what she really is inside. She doesn't want that anymore. She wants freedom and I think she got this freedom with her one night stand with her stranger who turns out to be someone she knows.

Robert Dade, is CEO billionaire to a thriving company. He is smooth, knows what he wants and knows his way around the bedroom, office, yacht, yada yada yada. I love the way he unbalances Kasie, making her come out of her shell. I also love the way Robert sets her free if only for a moment. They have great chemistry even if Kasie wants nothing and everything to do with him. They have a discussion on flowers when she says she loves roses and he compares her to an African violet, I swooned. Little by little Robert gets inside Kasie's walls and it was nice to see it crumble.

What I got from this story was about a girl who wants to be set free. Even if she went about it the wrong way, she found she could let loose and not be judged for it from her stranger.

The ending was a Holy Shit moment and can't wait for the second installment.