Until Cobi by Aurora Rose Reynolds
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- Stars
- ★★★★
- Heat
- Molten
- Genre
- ContemporarySuspense
- Series
- Part of a Series, Standalone
Recommendation
I love the Mayson men, and Cobi was another great addition to this spinoff series with the children of the Until series men. If you love when the hero falls into insta-love, then these men will have you swooning. I loved how Cobi recognizes the woman for him and doesn’t stop wooing her until she realizes they are a perfect match. Aurora gives us some humor, a little suspense, a sassy heroine, and the introduction of her to an awesome family. It will make you feel all warm and fuzzy seeing the Mayson families welcome Hadley from the beginning.
Excerpts
She's silky smooth and wet, so fucking wet that I can smell it, so fucking wet that I know if I got my face between her legs, my mouth would fill with her juices and her taste would be with me for days.
"Ride it out, beautiful. Show me what you look like when you come," I urge, using my hand on her hip to rock her hard against my fingers.
"Nothing better than being in you, nothing better than being with you, but really fucking nothing better than you getting off on me smacking your ass and you coming on my cock."
Publisher synopsis
Cobi Mayson knows exactly who Hadley is to him the moment he sees her for the very first time. That doesn’t mean it will be easy for him to convince her to take a chance on him.
Hadley Emerson knows she could fall hard and fast for a guy like Cobi. A man who seems to show up every time she needs him, but she knows better than to just hand over her heart.
Knowing his future with Hadley is on the line, Cobi begins to tie their lives together. As the invisible rope that connects them tightens and things between them heat up, an unknown threat emerges threatening to take away their happily ever after and send them both into darkness.
Review published November 27, 2018