3.5
The Professional
By Kresley ColePublisher Description
The highly anticipated complete novel of The Professional—the first installment in #1 New York Times bestselling author Kresley Cole's scorching Game Maker series, an erotica collection that has readers asking: How hot is too hot? Get lost in the sultry world of the Game Maker series with The Master, book two, and The Player, book three!
Meet the Professional.
Mafiya enforcer Aleksandr “The Siberian” Sevastyan’s loyalty to his boss is unwavering, until he meets the boss's long-lost daughter, a curvy, tantalizing redhead who haunts his mind and heats his blood like no other. Ordered to protect her, Aleksandr will do anything to possess her as well—on his own wicked terms.
He makes the rules.
Grad student Natalie Porter has barely recovered from her first encounter with the dark and breathtaking Siberian when he whisks her away to Russia, thrusting her into a world of extreme wealth and wanton pleasures.
In the game of obsession, two players are better than one.
Yet all is not as it seems. To remove Natalie from an enemy’s reach, Aleksandr spirits her into hiding. From an opulent palace in Russia to the decadent playgrounds of the mega-rich in Paris, the two lovers tempt each other’s boundaries to discover whether their darkest—and most forbidden—fantasies really can come true...
Previously released as The Professional—Parts 1, 2, and 3 as ebook exclusives.
Meet the Professional.
Mafiya enforcer Aleksandr “The Siberian” Sevastyan’s loyalty to his boss is unwavering, until he meets the boss's long-lost daughter, a curvy, tantalizing redhead who haunts his mind and heats his blood like no other. Ordered to protect her, Aleksandr will do anything to possess her as well—on his own wicked terms.
He makes the rules.
Grad student Natalie Porter has barely recovered from her first encounter with the dark and breathtaking Siberian when he whisks her away to Russia, thrusting her into a world of extreme wealth and wanton pleasures.
In the game of obsession, two players are better than one.
Yet all is not as it seems. To remove Natalie from an enemy’s reach, Aleksandr spirits her into hiding. From an opulent palace in Russia to the decadent playgrounds of the mega-rich in Paris, the two lovers tempt each other’s boundaries to discover whether their darkest—and most forbidden—fantasies really can come true...
Previously released as The Professional—Parts 1, 2, and 3 as ebook exclusives.
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Following the events of Part 2, THE PROFESSIONAL: PART 3 opens with much debauchery. Here they finally work out the emotional kinks of their relationship with much Drama, pomp and circumstance. And as usual, the angst was maddening to the point of frustrating.
And because this is the final installment, this will be part summation of THE PROFESSIONAL. We all can agree that Kresley Cole knows how to turn up the heat in the triple digits ans she was relentless in dishing out one sexy scene after the next which was consistent in all three installments. The plot of THE PROFESSIONAL is really good and unique and I love the combination of suspense and erotica, it sure made things interesting. I mean it's the the Russian mafiya people?!
The reason why THE PROFESSIONAL didn't win me over is the lack of emotional intimacy between Natalie and Sevastyan. They got too busy outdoing each other sexually that it barely left enough space for them (and me) to bond with them emotionally in an organic/believable way. In other words, these two were hoping to fluck their problems away literally and though I appreciate all the smutty moments, I was hoping that they'd address their emotional issues on a more normal setting.
They eventually did it, post coitus, but it felt rushed which made the resolution weak for me. Sevastyan finally told Natalie his sordid backstory and after a few comforting words from her, it ended happily ever after. Now I'm not sure if the next book in the series would still be about these two because in THE PROFESSIONAL: PART 3, we meet one of Sevastyan's equally dysfunctional brother, Maksim, and I have a feeling that his story might be next with Natalie's BFF as his future partner(?). If that's the case then I would be mildly disappointed because I'm not satisfied with how things ended between Natalie and Sevastyan, I feel like things weren't tied tight enough for me to buy their supposed HEA.”
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About Kresley Cole
Kresley Cole is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of the Immortals After Dark paranormal series and the young adult Arcana Chronicles. Her books have been translated into over twenty foreign languages, garnered three RITA awards, and consistently appear on the bestseller lists in the US and abroad. Before becoming a writer, Cole was a world-ranked athlete, coach, and graduate student. She has traveled over much of the world and draws from those experiences to create her memorable characters and settings. She lives in Florida with her family and “far too many animals,” and spends any free time traveling. You can learn more about her and her work at KresleyCole.com or Facebook.com/KresleyCole.
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