Book Review: Viewing Room by L.P. Dover & Heidi McLaughlin

Viewing Room Rules:
The rules of Society X are simple . . . break them and you're out.
Rule #1 - No names
It doesn't matter if you want to know, it's forbidden.
Rule #2 - No exchanging numbers
It doesn't matter if you want to call, it's forbidden.
Rule #3 - Everything is to remain strictly anonymous.
It doesn't matter if you want to tell, it's forbidden.
Whatever your desire.
Whatever your fantasy.
The Viewing Room will make it happen.
For Kennedy Vaughn, it’s an escape.
For Hunter Miles, entering the Viewing Room means he’s been selected.
What you witness in the viewing room will have you asking for more . . .

Viewing Room was not what I expected. I had expected an erotic romance but what I got was a romantic crime drama.

“Society X is an elite club that allows you to explore your sexual fantasies, be someone you’re not anonymously and find ways to take your encounters with your partner to a whole new level.”

Hunter Miles works as a stripper at Society X to pay his college tuition, apartment and food. He has much bigger career goals.

Kennedy Vaughn is a lawyer and recent divorcee.  She’s the Vaughn in the Marshall and Vaughn law firm. Her co-workers decide to take her to Society X to celebrate your new single status and it’s where she meets Hunter Miles for the first time.

Hunter is the lucky stripper who seduces Kennedy in an enticing performance in the Viewing Room and later outside in her car. They both guard their hearts because of the unknown but an office surprise changes everything.

There’s much more to this story than just the budding romance. Kennedy is working on a divorce case that leads to an unpredictable and volatile ending.

Viewing Room is less about Society X and more about the budding romance and crime drama. The story is well written and the characters are well developed. It’s easy to understand their hesitation and concerns. The story takes a turn when the divorce case Kennedy is working on gets personal. I hadn’t expected it, it took me a minute to collect my thoughts and switch gears which made for an interesting read. 4 Stars