Unconditional by Q.B. Tyler
This review is from 2019 and is kept here for reference. Titles, prices and availability may have changed.
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Recommendation
I love a good taboo read and Unconditional does not disappoint in that regard! Cal and Maddie’s dynamic is very unconventional and will push the boundaries of what you feel is right and wrong. Maddie comes into Cal’s life at a young age and the chain of events lead to him raising her. As their relationship changes and years pass, feelings develop, grow and turn into something neither expected or predicted. The sense of immoral love is the foundation of their forbidden desires yet, you can’t help but to see through to the very core of their connection. Maddie awakened something in Cal that he didn’t know existed and to watch them live their truth is truly something beautiful.
Excerpts
It wasn’t enough for me to touch her or kiss her or let her rub against me until I came in my pants like a fucking horny teenager, but I had to suck her orgasm off her fingers. I had to run my tongue over each of her tips, my brain memorizing the sweet taste of her arousal.
I put her face in my hands, cupping her cheeks gently. “Hey, look at me.” She does instantly, as if her body has been trained to obey my every command. I rub my nose gently against hers, inhaling her sweet scent. I let my tongue dart out and trace her bottom lip, then her top lip before I press mine to hers, swallowing a delicious moan that makes my cock twitch.
I want to use her body, fuck every single one of her holes until she’s so full of my cum it drips out of her. I want to fuck her like she’s a slut. Bend her over every surface in our house and take her so brutally she won’t be able to sit down for a week. I want to hate fuck her for making me feel this way.
Publisher synopsis
It only takes one moment to change the course of someone’s life.
One moment to link two souls forever.
That moment came when I pulled her out of her darkest hour.
The tragedy that threatened to swallow her whole and shatter her innocence.
Save her.
Protect her.
Love her.
I vowed.
Ten years later, my vows are the same.
But I’m different
She’s different
We’re different.
And the feelings threatening to break free have the power to destroy everything.
I’ll stop at nothing to keep her safe, but what if the very thing she needs protection from
…is me?
Review published June 7, 2019