Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 When I first read Jenna Bayley-Burke's Compromising Positions it was long before I started reviewing for Guilty Pleasures and I remember finishing the book and immediately began re-reading it. I've probably read this book 20 times since it was first released and I've read the re-released version twice already. I can't even tell you why this book resonated so much with me; just that it did. There was something magical about the connection between the hero and heroine, their strange and twisted "not a relationship" and the deception that was a part of their lives unbeknownst to them. Sensual, seductive, and emotional; years later Compromising Positions remains one of the best romances I've ever read. 
 David Strong has rules about the women he spends time with and there are many, many rules. David doesn't do relationships, he doesn't do love and he knows that women always leave so there is no since in ever getting attached. For 35 years David has managed his life just fine until he agrees to help out his best friend and fill in for a couple's yoga class and he meets Sophie who doesn't play by his rules at all and shakes up his entire world. 
 I've always loved David despite his man whorish tendencies and his somewhat overinflated ego. I loved how from the beginning he was drawn to Sophie and was willing to go to bat for her and defend her at all costs, but more that that I loved that he realized what a special person she is even when she's angry and driving him crazy. David's world revolved around work, but Sophie made him see more than that; she filled his life with fun and joking and she teased him in more ways than one, but more that that she really understood how alone he felt and she made him see that having someone in his life wasn't so bad. Sophie was such a powerhouse and yes, her somewhat obsession about David (her brother in law's best friend) might be considered a bit crazy had she acted on it before he became a part of her life, but she didn't and once she knew he would be around for awhile she decided to just go for it, no regrets. 
 Every bit of this story was meaningful, ever interaction between them important and each time I read this book I get something more out of it. The emotions these two bring out, the way they fall into a relationship, the lost little boy inside David, the strength in Sophie, and they way fit together despite their huge height difference all make this book one phenomenal love story and I'll just add that the epilogue in this book is one of my favorites EVER. 
 For years Compromising Positions has been my "go to" romance; the one I read over and over again and I'm so excited that it is being re-released and I hope that many, many new readers discover the magic within it's pages. 
 ARC provided with no expectations.