Book Review: Judge by Alexa Riley

Nora Vaughn is living on the streets and trying to keep under the radar. Luck is on her side one day when the hot stranger she’s been watching drops his keycard and she’s able to get into a safe place. What she doesn’t expect is for him to find her naked in the shower and demanding she repay what she’s stolen.

Smith Prescott is a well-known judge who has worked his entire life to build a reputation. But one look at the young woman in front of him and he’s willing to throw it all away to have her. She’s forcing his hand and his iron will to do the things he’s sworn against. But what’s the point of having all this power if he can’t use it to have her?

Warning: This is quick and dirty and dripping with filth. If you love our books Coach, Mechanic, Thief, and Kingpin, then this one will give you all the feels you’re after. Enjoy some quality time in the judge’s chambers.

Review: 

This book started off good but as it progressed it’s went downhill. Nora’s character turns 18 in the book and is staying with the Judge. Nora’s, Uncle Harry doesn’t like this one bit since he’s low key obsessed with her. *gross* The part that bothered me was when the cops came to get Nora, from Judge Smiths house after her Uncle Harry made a complaint. She’s 18 and didn’t have to go to the police station to answer question. Unless I’m missing something. So that whole part was a little unbelievable and as expected it was a set up and Judge Smith came in to save the day. That was far fetched and not even realistic in my opinion. I’m a big fan of Alexa Riley but this book just didn’t work out for me at all.