From Gabbie S. Duran
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: May 11, 2015
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She’s a temptation he can’t resist …
Trey Johnson is far from ready to be tied down to a single girl. His carefree, no rules lifestyle is as perfect as it can be. That is, until he meets a girl who captivates his attention by resisting his playful charms.
She’s the one girl he isn’t allowed to touch …
Victoria Montgomery’s prim and proper upbringing was designed to prepare her for life as the perfect daughter to the future president. When she meets the one guy her father has always warned her to stay away from, she can no longer live by their rules.
Are they strong enough to resist their attraction, or will they surrender to their unspoken temptation?
If you have not read books 1-3, you can check out my series review HERE.
We were first introduced to Trey Johnson in book one of the Unspoken series, Unspoken Memories. Trey is Matt's best friend. Always supportive, fun, and carefree, I really liked Trey from the first book and in each one after. I was so happy he got a book of his own and has his own story to tell.
Trey can be a jerk at times, there is no question about that, but we know from the previous books and how he was with Abigail, that he is truly a sweet heart with a caring personality underneath it all. What I love about Trey is that he isn't afraid to speak his mind like other people. Trey tells it how it is.
Victoria Montgomery first made a brief appearance in Unspoken Endings. The chemistry between her and Trey was obvious and yet they seem to hate one another. At first these two seem like such an odd pairing due to the fact that Trey is a carefree bachelor and Victoria is the complete definition of Miss Prim & Proper. They don't seem to have much in common with one another, but as the story progresses you can really see how this pair fits.
Victoria comes from a rich, well to do family. She seems to have everything, but her family comes off as standoffish and somewhat cold. Raised to be the wife of a future president, Victoria throws what her family wants out the window when she engages in a seemingly innocent kiss with Trey.
The downside of the kiss? Being caught by the paparazzi.
Trey whisks Victoria away to his parent's place for a peaceful trip away from Victoria's family and the media.
As the attraction grows between Trey and Victoria as they are away, will they be able to find common ground to make it last?
Duran once again tugs on readers heart strings with this installment of the Unspoken series. I really enjoyed this one and loved the fact that we get a glimpse into Matt and Abigail's present life. Duran takes readers on a roller coaster with the emotions, the humor, and the romance and some heartbreak.
Seriously, get out the tissues and the wine for this read!
★★★★ 1/2
“Princess, you’re not helping with my hard-on.” I’m already pulling into my driveway when I say it. Thank God. I don’t know how I would react if she were to speak anymore dirty thoughts while I was on the road. Killing the engine, the phone call still continues.
I can hear her heavy breathing as she asks, “Were you serious about reminding me about that night?”
Now I’m the one practically panting.
“Yes.”
“Then remind me.”
Swallowing deep, I contemplate whether to take her offer or not.
“I can’t truly do it with the distance we have between us,” I say as I remember she’s in Seattle and I’m now back in Portland. Hector is telling me to start the engine and speed over to her, but my mind is the only coherent one at the moment, informing me it would be a waste of time. I have to take advantage of what I have: her voice.
I can hear her disappointed sigh.
Closing my eyes, I remember every detail of the night.
“Every inch of your body felt like silk,” I huskily tell her. “I couldn’t get enough of touching you. I still dream about it to this day.” She rewards me with a moan that echoes throughout the car.
“Your kisses tasted of the champagne you drank that night. I’ve never liked the taste of champagne until I kissed you. You make me crave it.”
Hector is straining to be let out at this point. Reaching down, I try to shift him in my pants, but it makes it worse as my hand makes contact and she lets out another moan.
“Why did I leave?” she complains.
It’s the bucket of cold water I needed to remind me of how she marched out of my life the next morning.
“Why did you leave?” I ask, wanting clarification myself.
“Because it shouldn’t have happened.” Another cold bucket of water returning me to reality.
“I think I better let you go,” I regretfully inform her.
“What if I don’t want to let you go?”
The admission has me stiffening in my seat.
“Let me ask you something, Victoria.”
“What happened to princess?”
Ignoring her question, I get to the point. “Why did you really call me tonight?”
I receive silence for a couple of seconds.
“I don’t know,” she admits.
“Then I think it’s best I let you go. Goodnight, Victoria.” Pushing the button on the screen, I end the phone call.
The satellite radio returns to playing music, and ironically it’s playing “Am I Wrong.”
I don’t receive another phone call immediately after hanging up on her as I did earlier, which is for the best. I already know I shouldn’t be playing with fire, and she is the flame of desire. But I’ve learned from my first mistake with her: Never mess with an intoxicated girl; it will lead to regret.
Maybe she’s right. There shouldn’t be anything occurring between us. I’ve always told myself I wouldn’t be pathetic enough to fall prey to being trapped and her actions in the past are a clear reminder of why I kept telling myself I wouldn’t. She isn’t the first girl who has given me a reason to harden my heart, nor will she be the last, because there is no fucking way I will ever let a girl tie me down.
Or have I already done so?
Because since the day I met her, she’s all I can ever think of.
Closing my eyes and throwing my head on the headrest, I let out a heavy sigh, thinking of her as I’ve done for hours. I don’t know what the hell I got myself into, but there is no one who will ever compare to her. I was stupid enough to think they could. She’s champagne when all I ever drink is beer, far beyond what I’m allowed to have.
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