The Panty Melter

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Deacon Hunter is domineering. Condescending. Infuriating.And yet I can't seem to keep my panties on for five minutes when we're alone together.He keeps melting them right off. With that sexy voice, those confident hands, the way he brings my body wildly to life, he's proved my libido hasn't gone into permanent, post-divorce hibernation after all.Surely there's no harm in being enemies with benefits... Right?***When Violet Boden asks me to take her Divorce Virginity, the only thing I can show more think is--come again?No, seriously, come again.And again and again, until both of us are so satisfied we can't remember the people who did us wrong.Best if we keep conversation to a minimum, though, considering I drive her crazy. She drives me crazy sometimes, too. But she's also sweet, loyal, fearless, and so much fun she's making it damn hard not to fall for her.But how to convince a woman who's put me in the emotional no-fly zone that I deserve a place in her heart? As well as in her panties... show less

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Sophie28032025 2,862 reviews

Wanna know what really bothers me? The man on the cover. There is no way that man is a day over 30 and Deacon is 45. I wouldn't mind a silver fox on the cover or at least an older man. I was thrown off when I realized that both characters were in their 40's. Both of them have grown kids. Deacon's son is going to college and Violet's youngest (I believe) has just turned 18. That wasn't actually a problem, but I was not expecting it. We got the "An Enemies to Lovers/Boss's Big Brother/Grumpy Fighter Pilot with a Heart of Gold Romance", so why not add "not your usual 20-something man"? Also, what's up with people having children so young in this book?

Despite my rumbling, I liked the book and I read it very fast and easily. I only found the show more plot with Deacon's son to be a little out of place, but other than that the book worked for me. It had a nice flow and I liked the transition from enemies to lovers. It's a light read and a perfect way to relax after an exhausting day. I loved that Deacon and Violet had good relationships with their children and they were active in their lives. I would recommend the book!

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P.S. The book had too many pregnancies! Is it the Hunter curse or something in the water? show less

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