Title: No Strings Attached
Author: Nicolette Day
First published June 10, 2013
77 pages, ebook
ISBN: 9781622661794 (ISBN10: 1622661796)
Rating: 3.89
Overview
When Uzuri Cheval joins the Shadowlands club to escape her past, she expects to find one short and sweet Master to help her overcome her fears. But Master Z has other plans and assigns her two Doms – dominant Drago cousins who are known for their experience and power.
Despite her initial reluctance, Uzuri finds herself falling for Dr. Alastair Drago’s mischievous charm. However, Detective Max Drago remains detached due to past heartbreak.
As Uzuri’s past catches up with her, the cousins must come together to protect their submissive before it’s too late. Will they be able to keep her safe and find love along the way?
Find out in Cherise Sinclair’s steamy novel – Mischief and the Masters.
About the Author
During the day, Nicolette Day is a devoted mom, but at night, she indulges in her passion for writing romance novels. She’s particularly fond of black and white mochas and steamy reads that make her Kindle screen sizzle.
Growing up in a small Oklahoma town with only one traffic light, Nicolette once dreamed of becoming a writer. Now, she resides with her family in a North Carolina town with at least three stoplights.
If you’re a fan of young adult romance, you should definitely check out Nicolette’s alter ego, Tara Fuller!
Editoral Review
In her debut novel, No Strings Attached, Nicolette Day delivers a steamy romance novel that is sure to leave readers fanning themselves. First published on June 10, 2013, the book follows the story of two unlikely partners who find themselves in a temporary no-strings-attached relationship that soon turns into something more.
Day writes in the romance genre, and her style is characterized by its passionate and candid exploration of deep emotions and erotic desire. Themes of trust, intimacy, and overcoming personal obstacles also feature prominently in her work.
No Strings Attached is no exception, as it showcases Day’s signature style in its depiction of the relationship between well-drawn characters. The plot revolves around the protagonist, Sophie Daniels, a young woman struggling to come to terms with the death of her father.
She flees to a new city, where she meets bad boy Caleb Parker, a successful photographer with a reputation for being a ladies’ man. The two strike up a deal: a temporary, no-strings-attached relationship that will help them both fulfill their desires without the baggage of commitment.
As they get to know each other, however, they realize they might actually be perfect for each other. Day’s writing is excellent in its balance of description and action.
The characters are fully realized and relatable, and their dialogues are authentic and witty. The pacing is well-executed, with the narrative momentum building steadily towards the climax.
Although No Strings Attached is a fun and engaging read, it is not without its limitations. The plot can be predictable at times, and the conflict could have been given more depth.
Additionally, some readers might find the book too explicit for their tastes, as the sex scenes are quite detailed and frequent. Overall, No Strings Attached is an enjoyable romance novel that will appeal to readers who enjoy steamy tales of unbridled passion.
The book’s strengths lie in its writing, character development, and pacing. While it may not be a masterpiece of literature, it is certainly an entertaining read that will satisfy fans of the genre.
I recommend this book to anyone looking for a quick and fun escape into a world of sensual pleasure. My final rating for this book is a solid 4 out of 5.
