Author: Lena
Matthews
Publisher: Loose Id
ISBN/BIN: 978-1-62300-517-7
Genre: {M/F} Contemporary, Multicultural
Rating: 4 Nymphs
Literary Nymphs Reviewer: Amethyst Nymph
His ward, Tionne, was everything
to Misha Turkovic. There was nothing he
wouldn’t do for her or give her. Misha is a powerful man who could make
anything happen. But, the one thing he
couldn’t do was cross the line and divulge his true feelings. Misha was determined to do the right thing
out of respect, even if it meant denying himself the only woman he wanted.
Tionne Singleton is in love with
a man who sees her as a responsibility. Misha
controls every aspect of her life, from the people she socializes with to her job. Tionne knows her own mind and she’s tired of
Misha trying to run her life. She’s
ready to move things to the next level and open Misha’s eyes. Either it was all or nothing, as far as
Tionne was concerned.
Tionne always knew Misha was the
one and Misha felt the same. He was just
hesitant to act on lustful feelings for Tionne because of his debt to her
father. I loved, loved. loved Misha
because he was the perfect go-to guy! He
was hot, dangerous, powerful, and arrogant.
Every woman wants a man who can make things happen with the blink of an
eye, I don’t care what anybody says.
Misha reminded of my favorite mob soap opera character. And I’m still very curious about Misha’s
job.
Tionne had bodyguards and drivers
because Misha wanted it. Mostly this
pissed her off because Misha was having her watched like a child. As much as I understood Tionne’s feelings, I
was also jealous and impressed that she could bring out that much concern from
Misha. Plus, Tionne had a mouth on her
that she used often to push Misha’s buttons.
That was one frustrated man. How
the two of them kept their hands off each other as long as they did is beyond
me. The prelude to the first time the
couple made love was priceless. Lena
Matthews has done it again, written a story that feeds into women’s fantasies
and left the pages smoking. This author
never disappoints. If you don’t read His Ward, you are missing out.

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