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Hey There Delilah A Taboo Love series Book 1 edition by MD Saperstein Andria Large Megan Hershenson Literature Fiction eBooks

Was this written by a guy? Parts are funny, but the basis of the entire story is sex and the objectification of women. Readers are told repeatedly about the girl's "tits", "boobs", "rack", or "pussy". This reads like a 13 year old boy with his first porn magazine.


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Hey There Delilah A Taboo Love series Book 1 edition by MD Saperstein Andria Large Megan Hershenson Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

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The Premise
Delilah Sampson, a self proclaimed “frump girl,” walked in on her boyfriend having sex with her boss. In short order, she dumps her boyfriend and quits, and goes to work as the secretary for Nick Santino, notorious confirmed bachelor. Nick is looking for a secretary that he won’t be tempted to dally with and when he sees Delilah, he thinks he’s found the perfect girl. Until, of course, he gets to know his frumpy secretary and realizes he has feelings for her. Delilah doesn’t see how hot she is (natch), but she’s immediately attracted to Nick - yet she’s convinced that he would never look at her that way.

Fairly standard setup, until Delilah decides to go to Club Masquerade, which is designed for anonymous hookups where you don’t speak out loud at all, you text your prospective booty call. There, she begins “talking” to Nico, and they embark on an affair, meeting each other every Saturday night at the Club.

The Good
Unusual twist on an old premise - in a world where phones are barely used for speaking anymore, I did admire the authors for integrating this in a different way into the Big Mis that is de rigeur for most romances. Delilah and Nick have good chemistry and I liked the humorous banter between the two. The story is told from both Delilah and Nick’s perspective, which I like.

The Bad
The main complaint I had was the fairly simplistic execution of the story, and the stereotypical heroine with low self esteem issues. The humor does go into the ridiculous and I rolled my eyes a couple of times.

The Bottom Line
A cute romance that’s a bit ridiculous but still enjoyable. It’s alright, but it’s not going to change the world. If it’s a freebie read, I’d definitely give it a shot.
Delilah is such a relatable character that I found myself completely pulled into the book and couldn't put it down. She considers herself to be frumpy and unattractive, and this is further driven into her psyche the day she walks in on her boyfriend having sex with her boss.
She finds another job relatively quickly and ends up being the secretary for one of the partners of the Santino Law Firm, Nick Santino. Nick is everything you can imagine.... rich, powerful, unbelievably HOT, cocky and assertive. Her friend Charlie decides one night that they are going out to a very exclusive club that LaLa was given passes to and it's then that you discover she has a bit of exhibitionism hidden away. I have to say that "Club M" would definitely be an interesting place to visit.... Who do I need to speak with to get passes?
This was a book that easily has you experiencing the wide array of feelings that are swirling between the characters, one minute you are buried in despair and then could be floating on cloud 9. Delilah was a snarky, smart mouthed girl and I loved the bantering between her and Charlie. Oh and I definitely can't forget the playfulness with Nick. I'll admit it the end had me all weepy. I can't wait for the next book in this series to experience Charlie's story.
All in all I found this to be a great book and deserves the 5 Star Rating that I have given it!
***4.5 Cannoli-and-donuts filled and Japanese Cherry Blossoms scented Stars!***

This has been a really delightful read and it was for free on (at least last night when I one-clicked it, it was). I figured, why not? I'm glad I didn't pass on reading this because the cover doesn't exactly appeal to me but I love the blurb, the boss-secretary thing seemed hot.

Although I wouldn't say it was perfect for me and because I'm feeling good after reading this, I would focus on the happy and good parts instead of dissecting what did not work for me.

Nick Santino - funny, charming, hot, witty, and so so so sweet! He was mentioned to be quite a ladies' man but didn't dip further into it and it was fine with me. I think he was meant to be an uncaring, not-into-commitments type of guy, but it written so funny that I can't help but laugh at him.

Delilah Sampson - super witty, insecure about her body, beautiful, smart, LaLa was a fun character to read! I liked her fast wit and smart mouth and how she speaks her mind.

The story was really light, nothing too heavy or emotional but it was not a so-so book either. The build-up was good except for me, it took quite long and before I knew it, I was at 80% and their actual love story/HEA is just getting started. Nonetheless, I enjoyed this and if you're looking for an angst-free, sweet, and funny read... this might be it! And oh! I love the Christian, Gideon, and Ethan mention!
Was this written by a guy? Parts are funny, but the basis of the entire story is sex and the objectification of women. Readers are told repeatedly about the girl's "tits", "boobs", "rack", or "pussy". This reads like a 13 year old boy with his first porn magazine.