Blindfolded Innocence by Alessandra TorreMy rating: 2 of 5 stars
I would have said that I liked it, but it just ended. I have no idea if there's a sequel going to happen or anything. I kept anticipating how things would work out with them openly seeing each other and working together at the office.
I also thought that Brad's dramatic turn around that the needed to be with Julia in a relationship was a little fast. I mean if he didn't mind her basically having sex with Montana at the gentlemans/strip club, why would he mind if she went out with Todd.
I get that he liked to watch, which I think was something that could have been explored in the book as well, with him turning off the camera's at the club while Montana and Julia were publicly going at it. That was a missed opportunity in the book.
But again, what's the big deal of her going out with Todd when Brad is a commitment-phobe and her publicly going at it in front of a bunch of men at a club? I just don't get the distinction.
I also don't get the title. I mean she was only blindfolded once, at the end of the book, which I have no idea why she was unless it was something she asked for.
Anyway, I liked the characters, I think there could have something more there, just too short and not enough explored for me.
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