Book Review
Title: Taught Right by Rhianna Burwell (She Teaches Him Book 2)
Genre: Novella, Erotic Romance
Rating: 5 Stars
I was immediately laughing at realising the Joey in this book was the one nighter that Emma walked out on in the first book after she thoroughly destroyed his ego. It turns out that Joey is aware of how bad he is in the bedroom but he doesn’t have the faintest idea of how to make himself better. I really appreciate that Burwell made Joey aware of his problem and normalised men discussing their issues with each other and it’s Joey’s friend, Jeremy who gives him the idea about hiring a sex worker to teach him the finer points of pleasing a woman.
He is eventually set up with Ava, who wouldn’t normally take on new clients this way but since Joey was referred to her by someone she has known for a longtime see agrees. From the second Joey walks into the hotel, Ava knows he is so nervous and wants to do her best to make him feel at ease. Before heading up to the room, they talk for a little bit where Joey confesses that he doesn’t know how to please a woman and this doesn’t faze Ava since she knows that most men don’t and not many are like Joey, that are open to taking instruction.
Like with Emma and Finn, there is an immediate attraction between the pair that is only heightened by Joey’s eagerness to please Ava. While Joey does maintain a lot of control in the bedroom, he responds to Ava’s every instruction with enthusiasm which only furthers Ava’s pleasure. Joey gets to experience pleasuring a woman for the first time and loves it storing every bit of information away for later. By the time it is over, Ava is conflicted since she wants to see Joey again outside of the hotel room and he does too but she isn’t sure whether to do it or not.
When Joey asks her on a date she agrees and agree to work through her chosen career with each other rather than just demanding that she doesn’t do it anymore. Overall, I really loved Taught Right but I can’t wait to get into the third book since this is following Jace, Finn’s younger brother and his female best friend and friends to lovers is a genre I am completely weak for.
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