Hook (Duplicity Duet, #1) Hook by Elisabeth Grace **Review**

 

Women loathed me without even knowing my name. Men coveted the very idea of me.

Escort. Call girl. Prostitute. Hooker. Whore.

I'd heard it all. Done it all. 

Over the years I'd felt a lot of things about my occupation...but not regret--never regret. I had my reasons for doing what I did and nothing and no one had ever made me question them.

UNTIL MARCO VALENTI.

He'd changed me and I'd naively fed into the fairy tale.

But Marco wasn't my Prince Charming. He had secrets of his own. Secrets that would eventually rip away everything I held dear.

4.5 **Ti Amo Marco Valenti** stars

Brandi is one of the best call girls in Vegas. She's not ashamed of what she does for a living as long as her personal life stays seperated from that part of her life. She's a single mother of a special in need boy at morning and at night she works in order to pay for his medication, expensive equipment and everything in between.

Yes, I let men use my body. But I used them too. I took their money and in return I fulfilled their deepest fantasies without them having to feel ashamed.

Marco comes in Vegas for business and in the meanwhile he hires Brandi for his stay there. As soon as he meets her he gets enchanted and the attraction seems mutual between them, even though Brandi tries to keep a distance between them at first, since she can't mix her job with personal life.

But Marco seems to have some enemies in town and these enemies will interfere with them, twisting everything and making a big mess for them to solve.

Somehow my body knew what I didn't already. Marco Valenti would be the springboard in my life that caused everything to change.

I really enjoyed Hook! That was my first read by Elisabeth and after meeting those characters and her writing I can tell that it won't be my last one! But how can it be?? After that evil cliffie, I am already impatient for the next book in the series!!! Why did you do this to us?? I already have my theories, since I know italian & I'm hoping that last italian phrase means that there is hope, but all remains to be seen in the next one!

Bravo Elisabeth! I would definitely recommend this one to my friends, especially if they like a Pretty Woman kind of romance and can't wait to read the second part of Hook! Until we meet again, Marco...

ARC was kindly provided in exchange for an honest review.

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