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4 Stars!!





'Mister O' was much better than I had expected. I liked the other book I’ve read by this author, 'Big Rock', but in my humble opinion this one was way more entertaining. Maybe because the plot was more structured or maybe because the entire story was told from the main male perspective…who knows? Anyway…it was…at least for me. 'Mister O' features characters we met previously in 'Big Rock', but you don’t have to read that one to fully enjoy this fun and sexy gem.

“Giving a woman a sheet-grabbing, toe-curling, mind-blowing orgasm is pretty much the Best Thing Ever.”

Our male main character is Nick Hammer, “a superhero of pleasure, a good-deed doer”. Nick excels in many things. He’s a famous, talented cartoonist, a good brother and friend, the creator of “Mister Orgasm”, a sexy comic that made him successful and…a student and a master of the art of giving Os.

“She’s quirky hot. Nerd hot. Video-gamer fantasy hot. She does kickboxing for workouts, she competes hard in our summer softball games, and she knows what house she’d be in at Hogwarts.”

Harper Holiday is Spencer’s sister, Nick’s best friend. Harped is a green-eyed redhead beauty and works as a magician. Nick and Harper’ have known each other since forever, they are friends in some way, but what changed lately is the fact that Nick sees Harper more than his best friend’s little sister. The woman is gorgeous, has a cool job and she knows how to use sarcasm to accomplish several things. There’s just one tiny little problem when it comes to Harper Holiday.

She doesn’t know how to act around guys who like her and she has no idea when they’re into her either. Needless to say, Harper would love to have someone who would be interested in giving her some lessons in dating. Nick is more than interested to help Harper, to spend more time with her, but everything gets deliciously complicated when Harper starts to want more – for Nick to help her seduce and please a man in bed and also help her figure out what feels good for her.

“This woman is in my arms. She is all I see, all I hear, all I smell. The need to be closer to her consumes me, blotting out everything else—most of all, the reason to stay away.”

Lauren Blakely delivered a fun and sexy read that kept me entertained from start to finish. While I didn’t like too much the other book I’ve read by this author, I truly enjoyed this one. Like I mentioned above we get only Nick’s POV, which I enjoyed. Firstly because it was done pretty well and secondly because I’ve never missed Harper’s point-of-view. Why? Because Nick’s POV was simply fun and I had a blast being in his head. I loved his sense of humor and his honesty. The guy knew what he wanted from the very begging and you have to love a man who knows what he wants, a man who’s ready to go after what he wants and desires.

“I’d play Dirty Synonyms, Dirty Antonyms . . . Dirty Anything with her.”

I really enjoyed the way Nick was portrayed. I must admit I fell in lust with him a little. Nick is handsome, tattooed and wears glasses. Hot, right? And of course I should mention that he’s a very good tutor when it comes to all these lessons in seduction and sex. Harper was likeable from the beginning. She was sexy, fun, sassy (with Nick) and perfect for our hero. I liked their friendship and the easily banter between them, but what I really enjoyed was their slow burn lust and also love relationship. It was fantastically done, nothing was rushed and that’s why everything between them felt believable.

“Pretending I didn’t have a crush on you was the greatest trick I ever pulled off.”

The sexy “lessons” between them were hot as hell, maybe because their chemistry off the charts?! I don’t know…but I simply loved them...so hot and so well written! I also enjoyed their flirty texts and their sexual innuendos. They made me smile and grin so many times.

All in all, 'Mister O' was a great mix of humor and steam with two engaging main characters, great story line and entertaining writing.

“New York and autumn. Harper and me. Love and friendship.”