As you can tell by all the stars, I enjoyed this story. It is told in three parts, from both George's and Silver's points of view - George in first person, Si in third, and I did not notice that at first, which speaks to the author's skill. It is a thoroughly modern romance in that Fox ticks many of the social awareness boxes without preaching or breaking stride.

I scanned a few reviews, and see that some people think Silver's too perfect, forcing me to surmise that these reviewers haven't met good people. Good people exist! Truly! They can even have more than one career by their fifth decade! Geesh. :)

The content warning might be a spoiler for you.

Warning: spoiler:

Content Warning: attempted rape, on-page. ( )

Read this book as part of the 2019 Members' Choice Awards Challenge.
Categories: Best Sex Industry

I mostly really liked this story, but at one point it seemed all over the place and like it didn't know what it wanted to be anymore. Imho, it could have easily focused on the plotline in the first half which was all about George and Silver and their jobs and skipped the latter one entirely I mean, Silver is suddenly a spy? (even though it made sense in a way); Jamie and his abusive ex; said ex kidnapping Silver - what was the point of that? Except to push Silver and George into the I-love-yous -- it felt unnecessary and forced
So, 4 stars for the first half and 2 stars for the second one. ( )