Full Exposure
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Full Exposure is the finale of a three-part erotic series from New York Times and USA best-selling author Cathryn Fox. I’ve just had the best two weeks of my life! Who’d have guessed that a big part of my rehab would involve giving a gorgeous psychologist private lessons in sex? The problem? I’m hooked. I want more and that wasn’t part of the deal. But I have a job to go back to, and she’s already pushing me away. So what the hell am I going to do? Still, as a quarterback, I know some things need a playbook and I’m used to winning. So before I walk away from this incredible thing between us, I’m going to use every strategy I know to convince her that the only hands she needs are mine... This is the last of a three-part series full of mind-blowing sex, featuring a dirty-mouthed football player who knows the score and an inexperienced therapist who needs to learn it. Make sure you have the full series! The Hands On serial is best enjoyed in order. Reading Order: Book #1 Hands On Book #2 Body Contact Book #3 Full Exposure
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3 primary booksHands On is a 3-book series with 3 primary works first released in 2016 with contributions by Cathryn Fox.
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The third and final installment of the HANDS ON series by Cathryn Fox picks up right after part two with Jack and Danielle FINALLY doing the deed...
“Her fingers marched upward to stroke his freshly shaven face. They lingered there for a moment, a light brush that spread heat through her veins and blackened his already dark eyes. “Soft,” she whispered. A smile played on his mouth. “That's the only part of me that's soft.” He dipped his head and pressed his lips to hers. God, I could get lost in his kisses.”
Danielle has finally lost her virginity to the sexy as sin Football player Jack Rider. With only a week left in their deal, both are realizing more and more that walking away may be impossible.
After the meandering pace of the first two installments of this series, this one feels like we are sent into hyperdrive. We have sex. A lot of smokin hot sex and some really sweet family interaction scenes. I actually felt that this part was a bit rushed. I think I would have prefered the author to have done away with the virginity in book two and spend more time building towards that HEA in this one. I also thought the whole “threesome” storyline was a bit odd and it just made me uncomfortable. That said, I really did enjoy this series overall. It was a nice little story not bogged down with unnecessary OW/OM drama or OTT angst. Of course as I seem to be saying A LOT lately, this needed a better epilogue...
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The third and final installment of the HANDS ON series by Cathryn Fox picks up right after part two with Jack and Danielle FINALLY doing the deed...
“Her fingers marched upward to stroke his freshly shaven face. They lingered there for a moment, a light brush that spread heat through her veins and blackened his already dark eyes. “Soft,” she whispered. A smile played on his mouth. “That's the only part of me that's soft.” He dipped his head and pressed his lips to hers. God, I could get lost in his kisses.”
Danielle has finally lost her virginity to the sexy as sin Football player Jack Rider. With only a week left in their deal, both are realizing more and more that walking away may be impossible.
After the meandering pace of the first two installments of this series, this one feels like we are sent into hyperdrive. We have sex. A lot of smokin hot sex and some really sweet family interaction scenes. I actually felt that this part was a bit rushed. I think I would have prefered the author to have done away with the virginity in book two and spend more time building towards that HEA in this one. I also thought the whole “threesome” storyline was a bit odd and it just made me uncomfortable. That said, I really did enjoy this series overall. It was a nice little story not bogged down with unnecessary OW/OM drama or OTT angst. Of course as I seem to be saying A LOT lately, this needed a better epilogue...