So immediately after finishing Eye Candy I was ready to read something else. But when I tried to sit down and read, my focus did not want to leave the characters. So I thought the best thing to do would just be to give in a read Arm Candy. 
 Just like with Eye Candy, once I started I didn't want to stop reading. I think it helped that the tension between Davis and Grace was teased so much, and was so well done, in the first book that I simply needed to find out what happened with them. 
 After a horrendous relationship experience with an ex (nope not going to give details, you must read the first book AND this book!), Davis Price as taken a more business-like approach to his relationships. In fact, calling them "relationships" in the first place is incorrect as he typically doesn't spend more than a weekend with any woman. For six years he's been content with this path. That is, until he meets Grace. 
 The demise of Grace's parent's marriage when Grace was younger really gave her a skewed perception on relationships. It didn't help that her father has been absent from her life since the divorce only making the smallest hints of communication and never actually showing up himself. Plus, all the attempted relationships Grace has tried have ended pretty terribly. But when she meets Davis at her new place of employment, she is definitely interested. 
 Unfortunately, Grace knows Davis' penchant for blondes and his aversion to sticking around for long, and she doesn't want anything to do with it. Still, she can't deny that there's a spark between them, and when Davis asks her out on a dare Grace would never turn down the challenge. But as things get serious between them, will they be able to let go of their past hurts and move on with the future? 
 Much like the first book, Arm Candy deals with two people who were hurt in the past with relationships. I like that there wasn't a repeat of the divorced storyline, although Davis' past does include a romantic relationship, I liked that in Grace we see the damage that can be done to us when we're young. The impressions of a child if you will. You get to see how far those feelings of hurt, and often betrayal, carry even into adulthood, and this is ultimately what Grace suffers from. 
 Calling upon more of an opposites attract trope, I think this helped make the chemistry between Davis and Grace so hot. Jessica Lemmon writes the perfect amount of heat. Not getting to explicit, but also not just giving us a fade-to-black moment either. In every one of her books I've read thus far, the sex and the sweet moments are balanced quite nicely and I think Arm Candy definitely demonstrates this really well. 
 Now, having finished both the first and the second books in this series I'm suffering from serious book hangover. I'm sad that the third book in this trilogy won't be out, I believe, until early next year. However, unlike with the first book where it was clear Davis and Grace would be our next couple in the series, Arm Candy doesn't, in my mind, really present us with who will be up in the next book, which is probably just as well since the anticipation of NOT having their book yet would be horrible. 
 Overall, so far, I've been really impressed with this new series of Jessica Lemmon's and I can't wait to read what's next. 
 *ARC provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.