Review: Take Me - Diane Alberts

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Review: Take Me - Book #4 Take a Chance series - Diane Alberts - August 2013

History Teacher by Day, Basketballer in his free time and Womanizer by night is the identity of Mike Worth. With his sister about to get married to his best friend , Mike can't believe it that his friend is finally settling down. If it was to anyone else but his sister, he would tell his friend to run a mile before it's too late to take back the "I DO".  The novel starts off in a club on his best friend's bachelor party where he tells all his mates about the Stoplight theory of dating. It is where at the club he meets Morgan - a dancer who Mike mistakes for a stripper. They eventually despite each others thoughts go home together and have sex. Little do either of them realise is that they are so more alike than anyone could have imagined and that in a way especially when it comes to sex and relationships - Morgan is the female counterpart of Mike. Soon the pair will start a romance which will later despite their arguments become a relationship but are either of them really ready to take it to the next step of Marriage and then Children??? Is the relationship between Mike and Morgan doomed to be just a sexual base thing or can they change and persuade the other that they really deep down want more ? Find out in Book #4 of Diane Albert's series "Take a Chance" as readers , if you never take a chance you may just miss your opportunity around the corner.


 

 

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