Review | Hit The Spot by J. Daniels

Title: Hit The Spot
Series: Dirty Deeds
Author: J. Daniels
Genre: Romance
Publisher: Forever
Publication Date: December 6th, 2016
Format: Paperback | Pages: 384

My Rating: ✮✮✮✮✮

Synopsis:

Is this love or just a game?

Tori Rivera thinks Jamie McCade is rude, arrogant, and worst of all . . . the sexiest man she’s ever laid eyes on. His reputation as a player is almost as legendary as his surfing skills. No matter how her body heats up when he’s around, she’s determined not to be another meaningless hookup.

Jamie McCade always gets what he wants. The sickest wave. The hottest women. And Tori, with her long legs and smart mouth, is definitely the hottest one. He knows Tori wants him-hell, most women do-but she won’t admit it. After months of chasing and one unforgettable kiss, it’s time for Jamie to raise the stakes.

Jamie promises that soon Tori won’t just want him in her bed, she’ll be begging for it-and he might be right. Somehow he’s found the spot in her heart that makes her open up like never before. But with all she knows about his past, can she really trust what’s happening between them? Is Jamie playing for keeps or just playing to win?

Jamie…Jamie…Jamie…You are such an asshole but you somehow made me love you!

Hit The Spot is the second book in the Dirty Deeds series. This is Jamie and Tori’s story. We first get a glimpse of Jamie and Tori’s ‘Relationship’ in Four Letter Word. Their relationship is run off the hate and the chemistry the two have for each other. I was so excited to see that Jamie’s story was next.

I love the asshole manwhore with a hidden heart of gold.

I was intrigued to see what was in store for these two and let me tell you, I was not disappointed.

Jamie wants Tori and he’ll do anything to get her. Tori hates Jamie but something inside her that is fueled by lust and desire is calling out to him. No matter how hard she tries to fight it, there is no use.

You can’t fight the inevitable.

Tori doesn’t believe in giving people second chances after she finds her boyfriend with his wife and their new baby, quickly making him her ex.

when she decides to give Jamie McCade a chance at a hookup after months of turning him down and then finds him in a room with three other girls, that notion of giving him a chance flies right out the window. Now Jamie has upped his game after Tori is adamant on giving him the cold shoulder. He’ll do anything to get her to see him for the man he is and she’ll do anything to get him to leave her alone, including hitting him with her car.

That is when ‘The Bet’ is made. But, when Tori’s past shows up on her doorstep and she finds her self distraught and in need of a shoulder to cry on she finds herself running to Jamie and his comforting arms. She soon realizes that maybe, just maybe, Jamie isn’t quite the asshole she took him for.

There were so many asshole moments in this book but alongside those moments there were just as many sweet sides. I loved Jamie and Tori’s back and forth banter. Hit The Spot is a fun read with just the right amount of angst.

Peace Love and Happy Reading,