Title: Fantasy for a Gentleman
Series: A Planet Called Wish # 2
Author: Caitlin Ricci
Genre: Science Fiction/ Erotic Romance
Length: 200 pages
Publisher: Dreamspinner Press (February 19, 2016)
Heat Level: Moderate
Heart Rating: ♥♥♥♥3.75 Hearts
Blurb: For two decades Corbin Leroux has worked on the planet Wish as a high-priced companion. He loves his life where physical pleasure is encouraged and has no intention of quitting it. Corbin sees his clients almost as part of his family. Not even when bounty hunter Emmanuel Leoniste comes to kill him will Corbin roll over and give up his lifestyle.
Despite being a hired killer, Emmanuel lives by a strict moral code. Killing whores is acceptable, and easy. Or it was until he met up with Corbin. Worn down by the pesky Corbin’s resolve, Emmanuel accepts Corbin’s bribe and calls off the hit. But the truce might not last. Emmanuel’s mounting desires for Corbin cause problems. He refuses to allow anyone close enough to become intimate with him, especially someone like Corbin.
Yet with each smile and soft kiss, Emmanuel’s emotional shield is dismantled piece by piece.
ISBN-13: 978-1-63476-870-2
Product Link: http://www.dreamspinnerpress.com/store/product_info.php?products_id=7435
Reviewer: Shorty
Review: This is the second book in A Planet Called Wish. Corbin loves his life on Wish. He enjoys helping others in any way. Emmanuel is a bounty hunter sent to kill Corbin by one of his own clients.
Emmanuel is gruff and almost emotionless. At first he seems creepy until more is revealed about him. He falls for Corbin but doesn’t like what he does for a living. Which is totally understandable as most don’t want to be with someone permanently who sleeps with others while they’re with you.
Corbin is at a loss as he wants to be with Emmanuel but wants to keep doing what he’s doing. Which I thought was kinda selfish. I was confused as to why Corbin didn’t tell Monroe who had hired the bounty hunter when he found out. After all it was someone who frequented the establishment and that meant putting others in jeopardy.
Although it was a well written story with an interesting plot, I felt it was drawn out at times when there was no need for it to be.
All in all it was an o.k. read that takes the reader into the life of Corbin as his life slowly changes.
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