Book Review: The Kiss Quotient

Book: The Kiss Quotient 

Author: Helen Hoang 

Genre: Romance 

 

Get in deep…  

 

Stella Lane is a very talented econometrician who figures out the patterns of online shoppers that helps to increase sales and predict customer purchases. But even with a successful career, amazing parents and a pretty comfortable life, her personal – more specific- her romantic life rose non-existent. Her Asperger has been a deal breaker to every guy who was ever being attracted to her, but she was convinced that all she needs is more practice in that department of seduction and hot passion, but where can she find a professional who is willing to help her and understand what she needs?  
 
Michael Phan is a simple man, in a not so conventional profession. Tailor during the day and escort during the night, like a total hot superhero. Profession that pay his bills and help his mom with her medical bills (don’t worry Michael, this a completely NO JUDGEMENT ZONE) But one day everything changes when he was hired by this eccentric, brutally honest and beautiful woman, when he found out the reason of the hiring wasn’t for what his normal clients hire him for, he knew this customer was way different than anything he have done in the past.  
 
Michael helps Stella to learn how to appreciate a kiss, a caress and to crave for more. More than just her partner pleasure but her pleasure too, to crave more from the man she was with… more from him. 
Stella helps Michael to put in perspective his life, to feel alive and free again, she helps him to find out that love can be waiting for you in the most unexpected places.  
 
Our thoughts…  
 
As book lovers  we can say this is a masterpiece. Is very emotional and beautiful in all senses, but as sisters this book has a very special place in our hearts. Ironically, we found our soulmates on two persons who have Asperger and it has been an amazing journey and a total adventure. Helen portrays amazingly how Michael feels about Stella and all the frustration and the emotions that come from loving a person who sees life in a different way. The way she presents Stella is beautiful and heartwarming.  People with Asperger can see the world differently and sometimes (not to say most of the time) it can be overwhelming, but when it comes to love they dive head first.  
One of the things we really love about this book is the way she portrays Stella as a woman. She never makes her incapable of doing something or having a normal life. Her condition only helps her be the greatest econometrician in the company and the way she describes her passion and drive for her job it's exceptionally accurate to real life.  
 
We totally recommend this book and all that is left to say is: Helen, thanks for being the amazing author that put into words all the things that are the head of a couple like Stella and Michael and like ours. This was beautiful and we’re really looking forward to more of these amazing characters and new ones to come.  
 
Peace out,  
 
The Double Trouble Sisters