Review of Pierce Me by Simone Sowood

I received this book with the understanding that I could leave a voluntary and honest review. 

In this book we meet Eloise Hutchinson and Gabriel (Gabe) Irwin. Elosie has always had a problem getting to the big O. So when she reads an article that states that women with this problem have actually found they have them or stronger ones with a genital piercing. Eloise decides that this is the thing for her and makes an appointment. However when she gets there she finds the woman she made the appointment with is no longer there. She doesn't know what to do a part of her wants this but she wasn't looking to get it from a guy. However there is something about Gabe that puts her at ease. When she finds out they have a connection from school she wants to know more. However the more turns into things she never expected. Can she handle it all or will she go back into her shell and hide from the world?

Gabe hasn't been back in Rochester for long. He left when he was in the 7th grade and only opened his shop here a couple of years earlier. So when his school crush walks in the door he can't believe how beautiful she has become. When he learns what she wants he wants to be the man to show her all she can get out of sex. The thought that she will go somewhere else to get it done makes him possessive, the thought that someone else will reap the benefits have him seeing red. However there is something he isn't telling her and wonders if it will be the one thing that will drive them apart before they can even get started. Can he finally have his school boy crush or will the past ensure that they will never have a future?

This is an amazing book not only about finding what you need for yourself. It really shows us sometimes perceptions can be distorted and to make sure you have all the facts before you judge. This couple has many twists and turns that they have to go through. Many of them are extremely hot. There is so much I want to tell you but don't want to ruin it for any other readers. I will say this is an amazing book that will have you hooked from the first word to the very end. I would highly recommend it to anyone and everyone.