#BookReview – “Come Monday” by Mari Carr

Blurb


Monday2527s child is fair of face…

After the death of her mother, Keira Collins became a surrogate parent to her six younger brothers and sisters, her own dreams put on hold. Now, at twenty-seven, she2527s finally pursuing a college degree. Between classes, working at the family pub and still tending to siblings, she2527s no time for romance. So why is she spending all her rare free time fantasizing about hot Professor Wallace bending her over his desk? 

Will Wallace recognizes Keira2527s unfulfilled desires, her habit of hiding her beauty, her obsessive need to command every aspect of her life. But Will has needs of his own—and they run far darker than Keira2527s. As he initiates her into his lifestyle, offering sweet punishments and sweeter rewards, Will2527s sexual authority slowly strips away some of her precious control. The one thing Keira2527s not ready to relinquish… 



Review

In the first book in the Wild Irish series, Keira Collins
has a huge crush on her creative writing college professor. Since the death of
her mother years earlier, she2527s taken on way too much responsibility and
smothers her younger siblings and ailing father. She doesn2527t have much of a
life other than working at her family2527s pub, but spends all her free time
daydreaming about her hot teacher.
Will Wallace knows he shouldn2527t fantasize about one of
his students, but Keira is older and different from all the teenagers and young
twenty-somethings in his class. Once the school year is over, he2527s finally free
to make his move, but he2527s different too. She2527s an innocent, a vanilla-type of
girl, and he2527s a Dominant with desires he doesn2527t know if she2527s able to sate.
Keira and Will have great chemistry and are so hot
together. She can give up control in the bedroom, but not over her family. Will
is patient with her and completely smitten.
Keira2527s siblings are great. Her brothers, of course, are
overprotective, but they know when to butt out. Her sisters and father are
totally supportive of her new relationship with an older man.
I2527ve read a lot of BDSM books, and I found it odd that
Will and Keira never set a safeword and he never really explained to her the
type of relationship she was entering. Still, he never hurt her, but she
should2527ve been made aware of the facts.
The story is well edited, and I would love to read more
books in this series.
4 Stars

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