When Kate find’s her sister’s diary and reads it, she’s horrified. Turns out, there’s a lot about her younger half-sister that she doesn’t know. It doesn’t help that her sister is currently MIA and pregnant by her professor. Well, according to the diary at least. Kate vows to find the professor, listed only as G.C. in the diary, and make him pay for what she has done to Luci. Little does she know - the road to revenge will be a sexual awakening she never dreamed possible.

Greyson has the reputation of a scandalous rake and he couldn’t be happier about it. With a different woman on his arm at every function he attends, it helps keep away the women who might want something more than what he’s willing to give. And he isn’t willing to give much. He’s already been married twice, and both of those ended badly—the last thing he needs is a marriage-minded woman around him. But when he meets Kate at an art gallery showing, he gets more than the date he asked for. Maybe his kiss ‘em and diss ‘em style isn’t all it’s cracked up to be.

The Diary was a fan-frickin’-tastic read! I didn’t want to put it down to do anything else, and when I did, I was just chomping at the bit to pick it back up again. The growth and development of Greyson and Kate was well-written and very realistic. And the sex scenes? Oh, man, talk about hot! One word—strap-on! Oh yeah. I read that scene with Kate and Greyson about three times. And I’ll definitely be reading the entire book again. Some of the lines were a tad cheesy, especially during the sex, but I found it easy to smirk over it and then more right along. Again, I cannot stress how much I recommend you read this book.