Untouched by Rachel Rowan. ★★★★★
In book 3, Untouched, we meet the beautiful and intelligent, Sophia Clements. However, she is socially awkward (possibly neurodiverse) has no friends and has never had a boyfriend. She masks this by being distant and glacial.
When a colleague from America, asks to meet up, she has hopes of romance.
A sarcastic comment from the Honourable Jay Orton, inspires Sophia to seek lessons in how to have a boyfriend.
Rather shockingly, she approaches Jay. He is a rather jaded, dissolute playboy who needs a large amount of money, quickly.
So when Sophia offers £45,000 for lessons on holding hands, kissing, and all the way up to full intercourse, he rapidly agrees!
With a start like that, this story could have been grim.
Instead, the book is delightful.
Jay is kind and rapidly becomes a close friend. He is dedicated to boosting Sophia’s self-esteem, as he very gently helps her to explore her sexuality.
As the lessons proceed, emotions and (possibly unrequited) romantic feelings start to intrude.
This is such a lovely, surprisingly romantic book. I’ve already read it twice!
As a neurodiverse person, I felt that the author had a great deal of insight into my world!.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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