Changing Her Rules
$4.99
Heat Level
HIGH HEAT: multiple open-door sex scenes with descriptive physical details, some body fluids, and some adult words for body parts. Physical intimacy is part of the plot.
I have three tried and true rules for getting over an ex:
Rule #1. Get my ass out of the house.
Rule #2. Find myself a sexy A.F. rebound to get under…or over.
Rule #3. Be in it for a good time, not a long time.
Life and Blaine Dixon have other plans.
After a spicy one-night stand with my chosen rebound, underwear model Blaine Dixon, I slip out, expecting to never see Blaine or his sinful body ever again. But when Blaine’s outgoing PR rep offers me a financial orgasm I couldn’t refuse, I’m stuck working with and living under his roof.
But, of course, Blaine, who is also blindsided by this whole arrangement, decides to have a little fun of his own to see just how far I’ll go to keep my rules that he believes are ridiculous.
** Changing Her Rules is a one-night stand, forced proximity, rebound, boss/employee, contemporary African American romance with a guaranteed happily ever after. Each book in the Rules of Love series is standalone and be read in any order. Warning: This book contains mature themes, adult language, and dives into childhood trauma. Reader discretion is advised. **
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4.5 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for my review from Eden Books. This is my first time reading this author. These are my own thoughts and feelings.
As a BIPOC woman I LOVE when the main characters are black and I love it even more when a majority of the characters are black! Throw in a BIPOC Author and my heart is soooo happy! Yessss!!! REPRESENTATION MATTERS!!!
The rules were what pulled me in. The blurb peaked my interests but the rules sealed the deal, after reading them I knew I just HAD to read this book!
Latalia and Blaine are HOT af together! Their chemistry is almost tangible.
The writing style, the characters, the sex, it all pulls you in! We know I love a hero who eats and Blaine EATS!!! He’s also a dirty talker and we know I love a filthy mouthed man!
There were a few things that didn’t make this 5 stars and I know y’all will probably think I’m being too picky but oh well. Describing skin tones in relation to food, it didn’t bother me as much since the author is black but it still bothered me. There’s are so many shades of brown, don’t use food. Using the word cock instead of dick. Black people; in my experience as a black woman, don’t use the word cock we say dick. I know the author is from Canada and I’m from America so maybe it’s different there but it kept pulling me out of the story and the sex scenes whenever that word was used I would literally make a face and say “we don’t say that?!” The last thing is how they kinda glossed over Blaine and Latalia’s trauma and how Blaine still had his mother in his life. After what she did to him she deserved death and to be left on her own. She didn’t deserve all he was doing for her. He should’ve cut her off a looooong time ago. The fact that I have such strong feelings and opinions about it means the author did her job very well, cause I really am ready to fight her and she don’t even exist.
Loved the book, loved the main characters and the Sisterhood, and I would 100% read this author and this series again!
Stephanie Belden –
I received a free copy of this book from Eden books in exchange for my review. This is the first time I have read a book by this author.
At first I did find some of the writing a bit awkward with the characters. Sometimes I would outwardly cringe while reading parts of the beginning. The storyline was predictable. I did think that there were a few gaps in the plot as well.
If you are looking for something to read at the beach that you don’t want to put a lot of thought into, then pick this booo.
Rating: 3 1/2 stars