Dramatic tension, foreboding angst, and an indescribable feeling of nervous anticipation are my immediate thoughts of Manwhore. It was the same feeling I had while reading FSoG: a feeling that this is going to be big and explosive. I can physically feel it, and that my friend, doesn't happen often. Why? I don't know. I just feel connected to the story of Saint and Rachel. Yes, it's a story that has been done, but not like this. Once again, it just feels different. 
 From the title, to the actions of the charismatic and powerful Saint, all is not as it seems. Things aren't spelled out, but as a reader I am left wondering if what lurks behind the man is not at all we thinks he is. Rachel is a heroine with so much heart and emotional uncertainty that she plays well with Saint. She gives him what he needs without even knowing that she does it. 
 It comes complete with the best friends throwing shade and doling out advice. Wannabes, hangers on, snippy co-workers, and an egotistical boss; Manwhore is a book that deserves a better name (IMHO) and a story that has me wrecked in anticipation for book two. 
 5 Had me up all night stars! 
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