Title: Weak for Him
Author: Lyra Parish
First published January 11, 2014
298 pages, ebook
Rating: 3.77
Overview
“I’ve always believed in the power of money, and I make sure to use it to my advantage.” Meet Finnley Felton, the man who sells sex. When Jennifer Downs, a virgin, crosses his path, Finnley is intrigued.
Sparks fly and the two end up making a deal – Jennifer will sell her virginity to the highest bidder and become one of Finnley’s girls. However, as Jennifer falls deeper for Finnley, she realizes that her feelings are not just physical.
Will she be able to navigate through a world where love is prohibited and money reigns supreme? Or will she lose herself in the process?
Brace yourself for an unlady-like language, adult subject matter, and steamy situations in Weak for Him. This book promises a resolution but the story continues in Weak Without Him.
About the Author
Meet Lyra Parish – a passionate writer who loves to create characters that eventually find true love. She is particularly interested in Texas small-town romances, as she comes from a long line of Texans.
Along with that, she also enjoys writing action-packed romantic suspense novels. When she isn’t lost in the world of fiction, you’ll find her chatting about her self-publishing journey on YouTube (The Courtney Project) or discussing romance books on her podcast (Spread Those Pages).
Lyra is a Virgo who loves coffee, the great outdoors, authentic people, and living her best life with her hubby. You may recognize her as the co-author of USA Today Bestseller, Kennedy Fox.
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Editoral Review
Lyra Parish’s debut novel, “Weak for Him,” is a steamy romance novel that will leave readers swooning. First published on January 11, 2014, the book explores themes of love, passion, and self-discovery in a gripping, fast-paced narrative.
The story follows the life of Lottie, a successful businesswoman who is struggling to find love in a world that seems to be moving too fast. When she meets the enigmatic and charming Alexander, she is immediately drawn to him, despite his mysterious past and dark secrets.
As their relationship progresses, Lottie finds herself torn between her desire for Alexander and her fear of getting hurt.
Parish’s writing style is smooth and polished, with vivid descriptions that bring the characters and settings to life. The plot is well-structured, with plenty of twists and turns to keep readers engaged until the very end.
The characters are complex and well-developed, with realistic motivations and flaws that make them relatable.
One of the strengths of “Weak for Him” is its exploration of the power dynamics in a romantic relationship. Parish does an excellent job of portraying the complexities of love and desire, and the ways in which they can be used to manipulate and control.
The novel also raises important questions about consent and agency, which are particularly relevant in the #MeToo era.
However, the book is not without its flaws. Some readers may find the plot predictable, and the ending may feel rushed or unsatisfying.
Additionally, some of the dialogue and character interactions can feel stilted or forced at times.
Despite these limitations, “Weak for Him” is a compelling and enjoyable read that will appeal to fans of the romance genre. Parish’s skillful storytelling and nuanced exploration of love and power make this a book worth reading.
Overall, I would give “Weak for Him” a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.
