The premise
Her mother married his father, the newlyweds have gone away for a week, and the two adult step-siblings are left alone in the house. Cole, 24 and very sure of himself, has been told he is in charge. Lea says she cannot stand him, yet keeps looking. My Step-Sister Can’t Resist Me is one of Candy’s newest series, tagged Sister and Taboo, with Lea Fontaine in the lead.
Day one of the trip
The first episode is a running argument. Lea brushes past him on the stairs and calls him gross; he reminds her that their parents left him in charge, so she does have to like him. In the kitchen he refuses to move out of her way and asks why, if he is so disgusting, she keeps touching him. Her mother rings to ask whether they are getting along. Lea calls him unbearable, Cole tells Linda her daughter loves him, and once the call ends he accuses Lea of checking him out since the wedding. She says he would have to be born again for them to get along, he says she likes him exactly as he is, and she storms off to her room telling him to vanish.
Insults and close calls, but no nudity or sex on screen.
The rest of the week
The synopsis says Lea ends up daring him to prove she wants more. That happens beyond the opener: episode two opens with a free account and the final three cost tokens. Until we have watched them, the series stays unrated here.
Paying for it
Thirty-six tokens unlocks episodes three to five.
Rival step-siblings
Stepsister rivalry is one of Candy’s favourite formulas. My Stepsister Still Calls Me Loser is the closest match, with the mocking coming from her side; here it is mutual from the first line. Lea Fontaine’s earlier series, My Girlfriend’s Little Sister Moved In, is one of the higher-scored titles in our catalogue, so the lead has a good record.
Quick verdict
Familiar ground, played with energy. The bickering is the fun of the opener, and anyone who enjoyed the other stepsister feuds will know within a few minutes whether to keep going.