Xavier Tour Stop! ~ Crystal's Many Reviewers

Twenty three year old Xavier is out to prove his independence to his brothers and Momma Joe.

Needing a change Xavier Steel decided to plant his feet in the Jersey sand and start a production company allowing him the ability to re acquaint himself with his true passion in life and make a living doing what he loved, playing and creating music.

Taelyn Patrick is offered an opportunity to make much needed extra money. The hours would be grueling, but she doesn't care. She needs the money to help her fiancé’ Daniel. Daniel and Taelyn had lived together and went to the same college when he was accepted into the medical program at Harvard. Together they made the decision to live separately until Taelyn finished her internship and graduated from college. They had looked at several apartments near Harvard together and fell in love with one. Supporting two households would be a huge financial burden but they knew the apartment would be gone if they waited until she graduated; when they would reunited and again live together.

Taelyn was offered an opportunity she could not afford to turn down. She wasn’t looking forward to helping a spoiled kid start a production company that she was sure would fail. She was less enthusiastic when his mother, her boss, asked that she be available at all times. Josephina explained that she was worried about woman taking advantage of her son financially and damage his kind heart.

Can Xavier curb his sexual appetite and become a responsible young man? Or will he find himself in bed with women who will do whatever they have to for there own financial gain?

Xavier Steel is the baby of the Steel family. He's never getting married, he's never falling in love, and he is even going to branch out on his own to start his own production company. One of the first parts of getting a production company up and running? Getting an assistant. Mama Joe (Xavier's mom) hires Taelyn Patrick. She has a horrible resume picture, but that’s just what Xavier needs so he isn't tempted to sleep with her.

Taelyn is finishing her schooling and busting her bum to help pay for all of her expenses and now her fiancé Daniel's too. He is moving off to Harvard's medical school and now they have twice the bills. Taelyn looks at Xavier on their first meeting and thinks he is good looking, but she's used to good looking men with cocky attitudes since she has three brothers at home that are just the same way.

Xavier doesn't know what to think of this girl who is loyal to her man and not at all affected by him. But then things start to fall apart when he starts to point out faults in her relationship with Daniel and Taelyn realizes she isn't so unaffected after all.

I loved that Taelyn didn't take shit from the men and was always quick witted with anyone, including Xavier (which I think was a huge part of her appeal to him). Xavier was a little playboy with quite the temper at times, but that spoke of him being the youngest of a rowdy bunch like he was and he always let Taelyn know what was on his mind.

I absolutely loved the book and the 'well if you were mine' game they played. Super sexy. Super great read! Had a hard time putting it down.

Might I note that this is the first of the Men of Steel books and M.J. Fields books that I've read too and for the most part I knew what was going on even though this was the fourth book in the series and we got to meet and see little insights I'm sure would've made the story even better if I'd known all the couples beforehand. Now I want to go and read all the other books in the series!

MJ Fields had no clue what she was getting into when she began the journey of writing. She say's, ""I still don't--but I like it!"" Her imagination became apparent at age three. Sigma was her very first (imaginary) boyfriend. He lived about fifteen miles from her family's farm. She took him chicken noodle soup every night on one of their snowmobiles.(Summer, Fall, Winter, and Spring). Apparently he was very ill and ""Thank God"" she was able to take care of him. At eight her love for writing blossomed. Together with her cousins (of course she was the president) they wrote a newsletter and sold it to their family members. Years later she decided to put it back into print to entertain her cousin as she was on an aircraft carrier on 9/11, very far away from home during a scary time for our country. Fast forward to 2012. She read 50 Shades and thought, 'I wanna do that!' (meaning writing). She has two complete series, The Love Series and Wrapped. There are also two new series Burning Souls and Men of Steel that are as of now not complete. Thirteen books in sixteen months. CrAzY and wonderful. She loves love! Her Mom raised her right. She says please and thank you and means it. She expects the same out of her child. 'It's the right thing to do.' Her mother taught her to take care of herself and others. 'I don't like leaving the house without mascara even if I'm in an oversized hoody and warm up pants.' Her Dad taught her how to work hard and never expect to be handed anything. She likes to work and doesn't mind getting dirty. Both taught her to be respectful and the importance of doing the right thing regardless of what people around her do. They taught her about the importance of family and that it didn't always just include blood relatives. They also tried to teach her how to keep my thoughts to myself...she is still working on that. MJ tends to enjoy watching people grow and change with self realization and moments of clarity that just sneak up behind you and smack you in the head. She loves people and has always been able to see both sides of a story. 'Each person that comes into our life leaves us with something it is what we choose to do with it that helps us grow.' She lives in central New York in the middle of nowhere and is surrounded by family and friend most the time. She ran a small business out of her home and has recently closed her door to pursue this dream full time. She spends time writing and doing the typical Mommy things. Her house is full of pets, friends, and noise ninety percent of the time, and she would have it no other way.