Review: Dirty & Rude, but I loved the Naughtiness
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 4, 2013
Yes, one might be embarrassed being caught reading this book. The vulgar slang used from the outset - indeed even in its title - continues throughout the book. However, whilst this is a very explicit read, it is also a book in which the empathy that the husband and wife have for each other's desires allows fantasy to become a reality.The author shows great sensitivity to what could be considered a major challenge in the sexual relationship between Jake & Lisa. We are presented with the beauty of a husband, Jake, who is able to read his wife's needs, allowing her to explore her naughtiness all the while reassuring her of his love and acceptance. The wife, Lisa, in turn shows Jake love and respect in exploring her extramarital desires. Indeed, she willingly subjects herself to requiring Jake's permission before any new activity. The emotional turmoil is clearly felt as the contrast between Lisa's extremely proper `Good Girl' past clashes with her the appearance of the highly sexual `Bad Girl' that is ready to be unleashed.Of special note: I absolutely loved the naughtiness, when spoken out loud.