Bad Girl by Amarinda Jones

I haven't read too many stories with the couples being in open relationships, however Bad Girl did a great job showcasing those types of relationships.

For six months Kealea and Christopher have been lovers, while consensually enjoying multiple partners. For a while it worked for Kealea. She wanted no commitment, and she craved the excitement and thrill of being taken by each new lover. But it’s not enough. She wants forever with Christopher. How can she make him realize there’s so much more to be enjoyed than wild sex?
Christopher shares Kealea’s desires, but he’s not sure how to change what they have into what they both crave. What if everything changes? Sex has always been easy, but loving could unleash consequences neither of them can handle. What is he to do? When another man shows interest in Kealea, Christopher knows he must make a move, or lose the woman he loves…for good.

Kealea was a girl that loved life, and lived each day to the fullest. I enjoyed her character and her personality. She was in an open relationship with Christopher, but could feel herself falling in love with him.

Christopher didn't believe in monogamy until one morning he woke up in love with Kealea. I loved that he was jealous of Hutch, the tattoo artist, that Kealea was sleeping with and was using to make Christoper jealous. Christopher was confusing, he wanted to control Kealea and wanted an open relationship but was jealous when she was with another guy. I wanted him to just come out and tell Kealea that he loved her.

I loved Hutch, he was different. He had a number of tattoos and piercings, including having his penis pierced. Hutch was a lively character and so carefree. I loved that he was willing to help Kealea make Christopher jealous.

Overall I enjoyed Bad Girl. I think part of the reason I enjoyed Bad Girl was because Hutch brought a lightness to it.