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Title: Turning the Good Girl Bad

Author: Avril Tremayne

Narrator: Lucky Summer

Format: Unabridged

Length: 4 hrs and 55 mins

Language: English

Release date: 09-08-15

Publisher: Harlequin Enterprises, Ltd.

Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes

Genres: Romance, Contemporary

Publisher's Summary:

How bad can this good girl be? Personal assistant Catherine North is twin-set-and-pearls perfect. Her hair is tightly coiled, and so is her sex life - it's safer that way. Her only release comes from the steamy romance novel she secretly pens, featuring her too-hot-to-handle boss, Max Rutherford. After all, a girl has to channel those fantasies into something productive...! But when Max finds the steamy book, he sees his perfect PA in a whole new light. Now he wants to know just how bad his good girl can be...and he's going to enjoy every minute of finding out!

Members Reviews:

why can't every girl have a boss like Max?

Loved this romance between two well matched characters! Catharine and Max are a great team.... Why can't every girl have a boss as gallant and sexy as Max?

Sweet book

Love avril tremayne's work I became her fan after contract ... Have everyone of ur books :) love the plot and character development of heroine

another favorite from Avril Tremayne!

I thought I would read a chapter or two before bed. Well...it's now 5am. I couldn't put it down! As usual, I love her characters--full of depth yet completely relatable. Highly recommend this book!

You can't resist this hero

What a great book! I am in love with Max. Truly, madly, deeply. Was so sorry when the book was finished--I want more of both of these characters. This author has a great, fresh voice.

A steamy romance with serious sub-plots

Tremayne has attempted to throw the spotlight on quite a few serious issues in this short romance. I think the playful fantasy role-playing, in regards to the infamous book featured in the story, doesnât balance well with the serious intent.

Sexual harassment is still far too commonplace in our day and age. Both women and men find themselves victims of people, who believe they have the right to overstep intimate boundaries and personal space. Catherine has found herself in a situation like that, and the repercussions of the harassment still influence her daily life.

Catherine pretends to be something she isnât, a buttoned up and straight-laced prim woman. She hides the fun-loving fashionista behind dull clothes and a bland exterior. Why? Because she believes, and was told by her abuser that she brought it all upon herself for looking too good. Her fault because she dressed in a way that provoked him to attack her.

Of course this is the part of the story where one needs to step lightly. To make sure no victim blaming or shaming occurs in any way shape or form. The character of Catherine leans towards that representation, which isnât pleasant, but perhaps a true representation of how society makes people in these situations feel, especially women and girls.

Max helps Catherine to move beyond the fear and the misconceptions she has about herself and the men around her. He understands that she needs to heal before the two of them can be together.

I received a copy of this book courtesy of Harlequin UK and Mills & Boon.