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Eyes on Me (Salacious Players' Club)

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There’s also a smattering of pretty negative commentary about women (“they’re catty bitches, most women are mean to each other and that’s why Mia doesn’t have women friends”) a weird comment about “skinny shaming” and after what felt like (to me, I could be wrong) a shallow dive into Garret’s depression, the reader is informed that Garret is ready to have a baby w/ Mia bc he’s been on antidepressants x therapy for a year, and also spent that year proving “that he had everything under control” which feels like not a great metric to measure mental health? I can show you my sometimes ugly mess of a life and you can show me yours, and it doesn’t scare us away. He is a bit more reticent (as he should be since he's the older one) but it's still very much like a trope checklist, not something that gets dwelled on much. Only problem is Mia has no idea the man she’s formed a connection with on the app is none other than Garrett and he intends for her to never find out.

And also 2) kink requires trust, so like not surprising people aren’t down for public sex right out of the gate. I mean, he’s known her since she was eight, they are 13 years apart and she still lives at home with them.He knows she's staying at the family vacation house so he decides to go there and see if any of the connection they had online can translate in person. I felt an instant connection to Emerson and I never felt anything towards Garrett throughout the first book in the series - objective, of course. I didn’t think it could be as good as the first in the series, but it somehow lived up to my high expectations. A prime example is Robin Williams, he was one of the funniest, high energy, happy go lucky guys on the planet. Likewise, seeing the vulnerability and growth of both Garrett and Mia made Eyes On Me so much more than a steamy read!

And honestly, Garret didn’t work for me from the beginning— he starts the book with this complaint about 1NS not wanting to get hella kinky with him, and like 1) why are you framing this as “oh poor me, my sexual partners keep telling me no when I want them to do sex acts, I’ve been done so dirty” like people do not ~owe~ you their consent? Also, the heroine claiming to be in love with stepbrother before the events of the books started taking place was one bit I didn't like too much. This book has a lot of themes, which Sara details before it begins, and I just wanted to say how well written it is <3.But what starts as some peeping in on each other and hate-sex interactions is quickly leading to BIG feelings. For a sex worker, she was quite naive about a lot of things and her attitude of 'I'm not gonna befriend other women because they're catty' is so immature.

This book delves into some deeper themes involving mental health, and I absolutely adored how Cate handled this subplot.Until the day I stumble on a certain cam girl app and find myself watching the one person I should never have watched—my step-sister. I was uncomfy with it in book one, but at least there Charlie talks about being attracted to her and there’s *some* allusion to her maybe exploring her sexuality?

This one was super good I loved every second of this couple even the times when I wanted to smack Garrett few times. Eyes On Me (such a catchy name) tells Garret's story and how he suddenly finds out his stepsister Mia is a cam girl.In the last two weeks, my stepsister has gone from being the pesky little girl I watched grow up into the only person on the earth that I want to see when I open my eyes in the morning. Why is this trying to masquarade as something more when if you remove the sex there's absolutely nothing left?

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