Well, that was... different. 
 In all fairness to this book, it really is damn hot. The story (to me) is quite unique. A pastor's daughter who's a great dancer suddenly turns into a stripper? That is a whole new interesting plot to me. 
 It started out okay... with the heroine's strict father telling her that she should follow the bible word per word. I felt so awful for the mom because she was in the middle of two clashing family members. It's no wonder her family fell apart when she was gone. After that, things go haywire for the heroine and her dad. She said some really bad things to her dad and frankly, I was shocked with the lines. I mean, I think the dad deserves some of it, but I felt as if it were all too much. She tries to start over, but she couldn't support herself financially so she decides to be a stripper since that's the only job available. She hated the job and puked her guts out or cried everytime she did it which I totally understand because hey, it's a frikkin different world from what she was used to. Anyway, she gets by and suddenly meets the hero. 
 What to say about the hero? Hmmm.. He's just like every other hero? haha. No really, he's as cliche as they come. 
 He's an HHRRPP: 
 handsome 
 hot 
 rich as hell 
 reformed womanizer 
 popular 
 powerful 
 lol... so basically, he's as perfect as they come 
 He apreciates the heroine's sensuality and he thinks that she doesn't belong to a strip club, which yes! Everyone would agree that she doesn't belong there. He insists on helping her, but the heroine is so stubborn it's like she really wants to strip! ugh! the horror of having too much pride sometimes! I also got annoyed with her thoughts eveytime they kiss or even when they're not. She always has these dirty thoughts that makes them both feel hot and bothered, then she feels guilty about them, then she closes off. What a freight train!!! She's lucky because the guy didn't run the other way fast when she was having her split personality moments. I was also unconvinced with the way and the timing of their "I love you's". It was pretty fast. They practically just met, one minute they were fighting then boom! They love each other... hmmmmm? I'm just unconvinced as a reader. 
 So there. This was a different kind of read. It was full of dance terminologies, angst, ambivalence, fights between dad and child (I was waiting for the scene wherein the heroine would say **BUT DADDY I LOVE HIM!**, but there's none haha), orders from an HHRRPP, steam (in the middle til the end) and uncertainties. 
 Did I enjoy it? I did for about 50%. 
 Will I read anything from is author again? Sure. Whyever not? :)