Review: Drill Me , Sergeant - Sylvia Fox
Review: Drill Me , Sergeant - Sylvia Fox - November 2016
Needing a smutty older man/ younger
woman read? I have been making my way
through Sylvia Fox's titles and Drill Me;
Sergeant is the next one for me to complete. Like her previous books, this is a fast read. The book starts off
with Nadine heading home for Thanksgiving,
and once she arrives, there is a
snowstorm which forces her parents to stay at her grandparent's house. We read
as Nadine looks at the family pictures and we learn about her attraction to her
father's best friend and military buddy Colt. Colt has known Nadine since she
was a baby but as they have both gotten older, there
is an undeniable chemistry. What will happen when the pair end up being the
only ones home while everyone else is stranded
with the snowstorm? A sex fuelled weekend
and we discover that Colt has a dominant side in the bedroom. All goes well
with their romantic tryst until Nadine ends up pregnant. What will Nadine's parent's reaction be when they discover their
best friend just knocked up their daughter?
Something that I did like about this one was that the mother was supportive of
the relationship and gave this great piece of advice - “Love
is a funny thing,” she says. “It doesn’t see age or color. It doesn’t see right
or wrong. It doesn’t see time or space. It
just… is.” If you are looking for another
Older Man/Younger Woman, read with a
military background then check out "Drill Me, Sergeant" by Sylvia Fox.
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