
From New York
Times bestselling author S.L. Jennings comes another scandalously sexy,
incredibly hot story about a woman who knows what she wants...and the two men
who are dying to give her what she needs.
Heidi DuCane is a tough-as-nails publicist with a passion for success and her
husband Tucker. While they’re polar opposites, what they do have in common is a
fierce love and commitment to each other. But their relationship—in and out of
the bedroom—will be put to the ultimate test.
Rock superstar Ransom Reed is every woman’s fantasy, including Heidi’s. When
she meets Ransom, she shares a wild night with him where Heidi gets to play—and
Tucker watches, and enjoys, the pleasure Ransom gives Heidi. Though Tucker was
a willing participant, Heidi still can’t help reeling with guilt. There’s no
doubt that she loves her husband. While Tucker is the perfect lover—generous,
attentive and gentle—she needs much more. She needs the mind-blowing ecstasy
Ransom offers.
Tucker isn’t blind to the fact that Heidi has unconventional needs which he
can’t satisfy. He loves his wife and will do anything to please her. The night
he watched her and Ransom was so scorching hot that Tucker can’t stop thinking
about it. He decides he wants to join Ransom in pleasing Heidi. But as Tucker
and Heidi soon realize, it’s not just the sex that is enticing. Heidi felt
something within her awaken, and she felt so deliciously sated and loved by
both men. Tucker felt it too, and he finds it impossible not to want that
feeling again.
Ransom and Tucker satisfy a need within Heidi. And now that she’s had them, she
can never go back to the way things were before.
Book 2
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“I dare you…to let me touch your wife.”
An audible gasp escapes my kiss-swollen lips and turn to Tucker, awaiting his wrath. He returns Ransom’s intent stare, his expression unreadable. Yet, the younger man doesn’t back down, cocking a challenging brow at Tuck’s silence. He remains unmovable, a master at the art of restraint from his years as a shrink. No doubt he’s had to answer some odd questions, but never any involving his wife.
“I don’t let Heidi do anything. She has her own mind…her own body.”
“So maybe I should be asking her.” A sinister smile on his lips, Ransom angles his focus on me. “Heidi, would you let me touch you?”
My first reaction is to say no—hell no. But Tucker quickly grasps my knee, capturing my attention.
“This is what you want,” he whispers. “He…is what you want. And I can accept that. This is your fantasy, baby. Let me help you make it come true.”
I search his face, waiting for him to break into laughter, but he’s completely serious. My husband is telling me to let another man put his hands on me—his wife. This isn’t right. This isn’t what married people are supposed to do. But even as that rational part of my brain lists all the reasons why I shouldn’t allow this to go any further, my body is already tingling with anticipation. My face and chest are flush. My nipples harden in exhilaration. And my mouth waters with the prospect of tasting Ransom’s skin.
Oh, God. I do want this. And now the decision is mine and mine alone.
“So?” Ransom asks, awaiting our fate.
Say no.
Say no.
Grab Tucker’s hand and get the fuck out of here. Go home and make love to him. Let that kind, good, gentle man be enough.
Once again, Ransom Reed steals the truth from my lips, forcing me to abandon all decency and sanity. Making me take the sanctity of my marriage and soil it with my own slick arousal.
In one single breath, I shatter ten years of devotion, trust and love. And although I know what I’m destroying by lighting this fire, I can’t do much more than stand back and watch it all go up in flames.
“Yes.”
Reviews by the
Wicked Reads Review Team
Kris –
☆☆☆☆
Writing this review while that ending is still fresh in my mind may not be the
best idea. This is the second book in the Sexual Education series. We are in
the life of Heidi DuCane. The almighty publicist of Justice from book one,
Heidi is one tough lady! Then we meet her husband, Tucker.
He's a pretty but bland and predictable psychiatrist, she met while in college.
I did not really care much for Tucker. Yes, he seemed devoted enough to Heidi
but he never really did a thing for me. Which I’m assuming the author intended,
because bring in hot rock star, Ransom Reed. Let's just say, I forget all about
Tucker. So, Ransom is on Heidi's "do" list, the one where if they
were to ever meet she'd get a hall pass. Turns out Ransom is in need of a new
publicist. The stoic, boring, doc Tucker, ends up engaging in quite a hot
little tryst involving him, Heidi & Ransom when Heidi meets her new client
for the first time and Tucker insists on joining her. Things get hot &
heavy quick. Ransom can be what Tucker isn't for Heidi, a little rough and a
lot passionate. Turns out Heidi likes things a little rougher since her attack
long ago in college and Tucker just can’t seem to accommodate her. I couldn't
put the book down while Heidi and Ransom struggle to keep their libidos, their
passion and their attraction to one another in check, especially after the
threesome that rocked their worlds! Heidi is trying to stay true to her husband
Tucker and professional to Ransom. The angst and longing were so amazing I was
on the edge of my seat most of the book, praying for Ransom and Heidi to break
and give in to their longing. Then all sorts of things flew to hell. Heidi
finds out Tucker is keeping secrets and so is Ransom! Then BAM, everything
changes in one fell swoop and next thing you know...Tucker and Heidi live
happily ever after? WHAT??? HOW? After all that happened? I was left reeling.
WORST. ENDING. EVER! Where is Ransom? Then we get this lame epilogue that did
nothing for me?! All I can hope is that Ransom's book is next, cuz that was
horribly anticlimactic.
Rachael –
☆☆☆☆☆
4.5 Stars
Wow. Okay. I was only semi excited to pick this book up to be honest. I didn't
particularly care for the first book... but I can say I'm SO glad I did. It was
AWESOME. I looooved this book... until the end.
First though, there were so many roller coaster emotions in this book. I was
all over the place with the character as she tries to figure out what to do
with her love life between her stoic, boring husband who can't give her what
she needs and the hot as hell rocker she's had a thing for, for a long time who
gives her EXACTLY what she needs.
I seriously couldn't put this book down. It was so great and well written.
There are a lot of secrets and holy HOTNESS. Like seriously the hottest book I
think I've read all year.
And then came the ending.... I didn't like it. Not at all. Seriously felt like
a HUGE let down and that took away half a star. Almost a whole star because it
felt like after everything we were back at the beginning with so many issues
not fixed.
Shannan –
☆☆☆☆
3.5 Stars
Tryst is the second book in the Sexual Education series. Heidi is
running the show on this one with appearances from Justice.
I was so completely frustrated with this one!!
There is something taboo and hot about getting that "free pass" on
the celebrity you've been crushing on. When Heidi's sex life is lacking, she
deals with it. She loves her husband Tucker and can't imagine her life without
him. Does he satisfy her? No, but it's something she is willing to deal with.
When she lands the PR gig with Ransom she's placed in the company of the man who
tops on her "hall pass" list. Tucker knows about the list and when
the opportunity presents itself, they take it.
I was so digging the story. I was so pulling for Ransom the whole time. Then
secrets were revealed on both sides and then the ending happened. One of the
worst endings I have read recently. Not because I didn't agree with the
outcome, it was just so....BAD. The epilogue didn't really give you anything either.
It wasn't a cliff hanger or a HEA, it just was.
Veronica –
☆☆☆☆
Told entirely from Heidi's point of view, the story starts with Heidi talking
about her marriage to her perfect husband. I took an instant dislike to her and
I never warmed up to her. Whinging about being married to a guy who would do
anything for you – I wanted to slap her. It didn't matter because I was still
fascinated by her relationship with her husband, Tucker. When addict and rock
god Ransom is put into the mix things become more complicated. Heidi and Ransom
are pulled to each other in a way that isn't healthy for anyone.
Heidi's marriage and life quickly become a disaster but I couldn't stop
reading. While I felt more for both Tucker and Ransom I never felt emotionally
invested with Heidi so when the story came to an end I was content. It felt
right although even now I'm not sure Heidi deserved what she got.
Ruthie –
☆☆☆☆
The second in a series, although probably could be read as a standalone.
I am conflicted about how I feel about this book – because it doesn't follow
convention. This is good, very good, and yet my brain had expected differently,
so it is trying to pick fault! When it comes down to it, Ms. Jennings is an
excellent writer, and her style is such that she can break the rules and
surprise the reader, and get away with it successfully. It is the writing that
draws you into the book – it is addictive. Other than the epilogue, everything
is told from Heidi's point of view, which I think we soon work out may not be
entirely accurate – but actually it is an essential part of the plot. If you
have any doubts, please read on, as it does become clear why. To me the story
is about the arrogance of man in believing that he can control the emotions of
another – i.e. that he can play god. And about how life is not in constrained
borders.
Thank you Ms. Jennings for making me really think.
Reviewers on the Wicked Reads Review Team were provided
a free copy of Tryst (Sexual Education #2) by S.L. Jennings to read and review
for this tour.