Does It Hurt?: An Enemies to Lovers Romance

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And if you want something spicy that will blow your mind and have your libido doing jumping jacks well this one will do that and then some! I turn to find an older man with deep brown skin holding out an orange lighter as bright as my flip-flops, his thumb poised on the striker and ready to ignite it for me. I didn’t get why Enzo was so pissed at Sawyer for stealing his identity and opening a new credit card. I’ve never prayed so much—hovering over a toilet with my thumbs hooked in my shorts, begging the gods to give me a reason to use the tampon in my hand.

Another inhale, and it tastes a little better with the reminder that I’m ingesting death into my lungs. Massive cliffs are far behind me, and though miles away, their imposing structures are not to be ignored.The poems are unvarnished and sincere, encouraging readers to explore their feelings and experiences thoroughly. He copes with being spat at and occasionally being mistaken for a tramp or a pimp, all the while struggling along under the watchful eye of the stickwielding, no-nonsense Sister Stein. Actions that land them in the middle of the ocean where a storm creeps up on them putting their lives in danger. The overarching theme is that Enzo is like the shark, the predator, and Sawyer is initially his prey.

The story is enjoyable, albeit predictable; there is plenty of spice, even some "ghosts," but towards the end, it seemed to lose its way and turn more sinister. This book is a must-read for poetry aficionados and anyone looking to connect with their innermost selves due to Carlton’s distinctive writing style and moving images. I had no idea what this was about going into it other than this was written by the same author of the Haunting Adeline duet (I am a zaddy fan but can acknowledge that there are many disturbing aspects of those books) and it just kept getting crazier the deeper I went.Black, uneven lines make up the words “Fuck You” stacked in the middle of his thigh, still puffy and irritated. An interesting read for anyone with chronic, ongoing pain, or anyone interested in the power of the mind.