Waiting on Wednesday: Revealing Us

Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly event that is hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine where she spotlights upcoming releases.

This week we are featuring...

Revealing Us (Inside Out #3) by Lisa Renee Jones.

The third installment in the sexy Inside Out erotic romance series—in the seductive tradition of Fifty Shades of Grey.

You've discovered Rebecca's secrets. You've discovered Sara's secrets. Now Sara will discover "his" deepest, darkest secrets...but will those secrets bind them together--or tear them apart?

Expected Publication Date: September 10, 2013

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Of all the books that have been billed as "In the style of" or "In the Tradition of" Fifty Shades of Grey, this series is the first that has drawn me in and kept me captivated as completely as Fifty Shades of Grey did. 

Book Review: Being Me

Being Me
(Inside Out #2)
By: Lisa Renee Jones
Published by: Gallery Books
Release Date: June 11, 2013
Genre: Erotic Fiction
Source: Purchased/Owned by Reviewer
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My Thoughts:
This book is the second book in the Inside Out Trilogy for Lisa Renee Jones. I immediately bought book two after finishing book one just yesterday. It left me hungry for more and book two did not disappoint. It picked up where book one left the reader hanging. I will say thank you to the author right now for that. As a reader, it made me very pleased to see no time jump and a quick continuation into where I was left at the edge of my seat.

Book Review: If I Were You

If I Were You
(Inside Out #1)
By: Lisa Renee Jones
Published by: Gallery Books
Release Date: September 13, 2012
Genre: Erotic Fiction
Source: Purchased/Owned by Reviewer
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My Thoughts:
I am a first time reader of Lisa Renee Jones, and after this book I can guarantee you it will not be my last book of hers--in fact, before attempting to write this review, I had placed my order for book two. Immediately from the start I was pulled into the mystery entwining Rebecca and how the author had woven the tale of pulling Sara McMillan in it. I won't lie, throughout the book I found myself measuring it against Fifty Shades of Grey. It was more of the style of writing for me that was similar than the story itself, but let me add that LRJ is leaps and bounds by far the better writer in comparison.