4.5 
 Begging for it has a fantastic writing. Lilah Pace is a master. I was hooked from the moment I read the first page. Asking for It was amazing and I won't lie and say I didn't have some trepidation before starting it. I didn't want to be disappointed. Thankfully, I shouldn't have worried. 
 The book starts a few weeks after Asking for It ends. Jonah and Vivienne meet again and their connection is more than sexual. They have fallen in love and staying away is not so easy. They are still "playing" until a rapist is on the loose and no women feels safe in the college campus area. The police turned their investigation towards Jonah and here is where I think Vivienne shines. She is his support and she helps him in whatever way he needs it. She is there for him 100%. She also voices her needs and stands up for herself. She acknowledges her dark desires and she is ready to face them. 
 Jonah is a strong man but even someone like him can feel doubts when faced with some many things coming at him at once. He has to deal with his fantasies, making Vivienne happy, protecting himself and his siblings from his step-father and on top of it all the police think of him as a suspect. 
 These characters pain was so vivid, I found myself wanting to hug them both. 
 I won't ever understand Vivienne's family. I wanted her to hate them for everything they have done. 
 I'm happy she had great friends who supported her and loved her. Let's not forget Jonah's love for her. He was perfect. A mixture of understanding and a reality check for both. A smart man but a quiet one, sexy and dark but with a mix of a nerd in him. Vivienne is a great heroine. She is smart but she's still healing her emotional wounds. 
 Cliffhanger: No 
 4.5/5 Fangs 
 A complimentary copy was provided by the publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review 
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