Title: Losing Control
Author: Nina Croft
First published July 29, 2013
250 pages, Paperback
ISBN: 9781622662364 (ISBN10: 1622662369)
Rating: 3.79
Overview
Nina Croft’s Losing Control is an enticing romance novel from Entangled’s Brazen imprint that will keep you hooked. Kim has finally found her footing four years after leaving her abusive ex-husband.
She’s in control of her life and her emotions, and she’s sworn off men for good. However, she can’t help but feel a little lonely in the bedroom department.
That’s when she decides to embark on a no-strings-attached affair with one of her coworkers. But who better to teach her how to seduce a man than her best friend, Jake?
Jake has always wanted Kim, but he knew she wasn’t ready for a relationship after her traumatic experience. Now that she’s ready to explore her sexuality, he’s not about to let her go and watch her fall for someone else.
Losing Control is a steamy romance novel that will leave you wanting more.
About the Author
Nina Croft grew up in the chilly, damp north of England, often daydreaming of warm, sunny places and ponies. When she discovered that books could transport her to those far-off lands, she was hooked for life.
As she got older, Nina and her perfect husband ventured south and traveled to Africa where they discovered their love for unique destinations and a distaste for the monotony of traditional work hours. They spent years exploring the world while working when needed.
Eventually, they stumbled upon a secluded area in the southern Spanish mountains and decided to call it home. They now live on a small almond farm, where Nina spends her days immersed in books, writing, and horseback riding beneath the radiant Spanish sky.
Nina’s writing style blends romance, science fiction, and the paranormal. If you would like to stay updated on her latest releases, sign up for her newsletter.
Editoral Review
Losing Control, written by Nina Croft, is a gripping romance novel that was first published on July 29, 2013. Croft is a prolific author who has written several books in the romance genre.
Her books are known for their engaging plots, relatable characters, and steamy love scenes. Losing Control is no exception.
The book is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Izzy, a young woman who has always been in control of her life. She is a successful businesswoman who has never let anyone get too close to her.
However, when she meets Callie, a handsome and charming man, she can’t help but let her guard down. As their relationship develops, Izzy finds herself falling in love with Callie, but she struggles to let go of her need for control.
The book is set in London, England, and the city’s vibrant atmosphere serves as a backdrop to the story. Croft’s vivid descriptions of the city’s streets, cafes, and parks bring the story to life, and readers will feel as though they are right there with Izzy and Callie.
The novel explores themes of love, loss, and control. Izzy’s struggle to let go of her need for control is a central theme throughout the book.
Croft skillfully explores the psychological reasons behind Izzy’s need for control, and readers will be able to relate to her struggles.
Croft’s writing style is engaging and easy to read. The pacing of the plot is just right, with enough twists and turns to keep readers hooked until the end.
The characters are well-developed, and readers will feel invested in their lives and relationships.
Overall, Losing Control is a well-written, engaging romance novel that is sure to please fans of the genre. Croft’s exploration of the theme of control is both insightful and relatable, and her vivid descriptions of London make the city come alive.
However, the book does have some flaws. The plot is somewhat predictable, and some of the dialogue feels forced.
Despite these flaws, I would highly recommend Losing Control to anyone looking for a well-written romance novel. The book is a great escape from the stresses of everyday life, and readers will find themselves rooting for Izzy and Callie until the very end.
I would give the book a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
