I had a review all typed out for this, and then I hit submit and Goodreads ate it. GRR. 
 So let me try to gather my thoughts again... 
 First I want to send up a big 'ol /birdflip for that cliffhanger, because, STOP IT, PEOPLE, STOP IT. It doesn't make me want to read your next book, it makes me want to never read anything you've written again for fear that I'm going to get bent over on the last page (and not in a good way). 
 With that being said, let's get to the book. I saw this recommended on Twitter yesterday with the words 'good dirty talk' attached. Of course this means I was sold. I hopped over to Amazon, checked out the sample and then bought it because I was intrigued. It had a bit of a rough opening, and now that I've finished it I'll say that I feel like it wasn't nearly what it could have been. There was no relationship build up for these two characters. We were thrown right into what we were told shouldn't happen between them. 
 Hannah and Matt are writing partners, and Matt, a reclusive best-selling author, doesn't want any personal information exchanged between them. No names, no photos, nothing at all. But he breaks that rule in the first chapter by having cybersex with his new partner. Which would have been fine, but I saw no reason for the attraction beyond what I was told to assume. I didn't feel like there was any reason for what happened between them beyond what the author wanted the story to be, which was basically pure smut packed with a big punch of crazy. 
 These two were instantly in love, and Matt was overly obsessive about all things Hannah, which was a tad bit scary. 
 I will say this, it definitely delivered on the dirty talk, and I didn't mind the smut. Although it was a bit over the top for me. I mean, I can handle a dominant male lead...but I want to feel like the female is fully into participating in it. I didn't necessarily feel that way here. Matt came off as a tad bit creepy, and Hannah as quite a bit naive and stupid. Which I'm sure wasn't what the author intended. Plus: cheaters. Both of them were cheaters. So yeah, this book is definitely not for everyone. Don't let the dirty talk suck you in like it did me. 
 So in short, I'll say that this book features humiliation during sex, lies, cheating, alcoholism and a dose of crazy I didn't expect at all. If you're into those kinds of things, or don't mind them at all, by all means you're welcome to give this one a shot, but do remember it ends in a cliffhanger that will have you saying the same thing I did when I hit the last page: what the fuck??? And if you're not into those things, or they're one of your hard limits: avoid, avoid, avoid.