📚1&2 Addicted and Addicted with a Twisted

Before there was E.L. James’s 50 ShadesOf Grey, (books good doe I like) anyways there was Zane’s Addicted. In if you don’t know about Zane you sleep for real for real. She the OG y’all better look her up her books ma’am,ain’t nothing to play with but for real doe. This is another one of my favorite book it’s a 5/5 for me. The movie I didn’t care for I feel like they just threw it together I felt like they rush the hold movie the movie never good as the book it’s a 2 half out of 5 for me. Let me know what y’all think.

Book Overview

📘1-Addicted

For successful African-American businesswoman Zoe Reynard, finding the pleasure she wants, the way she wants it, is not worth the risk of losing everything she has: marriage to the man she has loved since childhood, a thriving company, and three wonderful children. But Zoe feels helpless in the grip of an overpowering addiction…to sex.

Finding a compassionate woman therapist to help her, Zoe finally summons the courage to tell her torrid story, a tale of guilt and desire as shocking as it is compelling. From the sensitive artist with whom she spends stolen hours on rumpled sheets to the rough and violent man who draws her toward destruction, Zoe is a woman desperately searching for fulfillment—and something darker, deeper, and perhaps deadly. As her life spins out of control and her sexual escapades carry her toward a dangerous choice, Zoe is racing against time to uncover the source of her “fatal attraction”—as chilling secrets tumble forth from the recesses of a woman's mind, and perilous temptations lead toward a climax that can threaten her sanity, her marriage…and her life.

📕2-Addicted With A Twisted

Three years after the end of Addicted, Zoe and Jason Reynard are still married and raising their family together. But Zoe has a new “dirty little secret” that leaves her torn between being honest with her therapist, Dr. Marcella Spencer, and her mother—or continuing her forbidden hotel rendezvous with a man who calls himself “Orpheus.”