3.5 stars 
 Story premise: 
 Justice Drake is a celebrity Sexpert who runs retreats to help married women regain their sexuality and save their marriage. In waltz Ally, the client that gets under his skin. 
 Thoughts: 
 Strictly speaking the writing and story pace is a 4.5 stars, I was hooked and couldn't put this down, but some elements really brought the story down as a romance for me. So, depending on how you feel about the morality of certain elements in a romance this gets taken down a notch (as explained below). 
 - The story has the perfect setting for some very risque scenes as Justice likes to shock his clients. Writer knows how to build heat. Whew! 
 - I love Ally. Author did an awesome job of creating a down to earth warm female character who was no push over. 
 - Story is written in Justice's POV entirely. It has some funny moments, and it's mostly believable but it does seem at odds when he starts waxing lyricals about his "angel" (Ally) 
 - This one is a spoiler point but where I had to bring down the rating: (view spoiler)[I'm disturb by the not-strictly-cheating but Justice's ways to get sexual release when his interactions with Ally get him too worked up. Although he and Ally only gets physical after his physical moments with other women, it still seems wrong given he has started waxing lyrical about his angel in Chapter 4, and then has a three some with 2 professional strippers in Chapter 7. These strippers are part of the retreat, hired to demonstrate to his clients how to seduce their husband. The sex is descriptive. Then he booty calls another professional associate in Chapter 13, whom he had sex with once before in the past, and clearly wants More with him. They never hook up in the present tense of the story, but that's only because Ally happened to show up as he is on the phone. 
 I know at that point, Justice and Ally were just friends, but there was obviously something brewing, and I think emotionally he was already committed (he mentioned feeling "guilt" in Chapter 9 during an uncomfortable class demo from this associate) and I'm not sure what it implies for their future when the supposedly smitten hero didn't just find other ways to get a release. Ally does not know about either of these 2 incidents in the story, so we don't explore exactly how she would feel about it. (hide spoiler)] 
 - The epilogue was cute. Done in the form of a article, but unsatisfying. All along we were in Justice's head when he was in despair, therefore I want to be in his head when Justice gets his HEA and enjoy true happiness. A longer epilogue could have solve for that. 
 Quick facts: 
 Sex with OW/OM: (view spoiler)[Yes, on page/descriptive. (hide spoiler)] 
 Cheating: (view spoiler)[Technically Ally is married, to a cheating man but she did cheat on him with Justice. As for between the two main characters. There is no cheating strictly speaking, since they were not in a relationship when Justice had sex with the 2 other women, but I feel that emotionally he was already committed and what he did was questionable. (hide spoiler)] 
 HEA: (view spoiler)[Yes (hide spoiler)] 
 I'd read another story from the author but based on her previous novel (Tryst being a story about a married woman exploring having something with another man) I'd have to tread carefully.