Review: The "plot" - such as it is - is boring
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 31, 2013
This is a case of a good premise done dully.Mary, a virginal twenty-two-year-old, discovers that her long-estranged mother has died and left Mary her business, which happens to be a sex toy shop in Florida. Mary heads down, moving into her mother's - now Mary's - home.Before you can say, "Id like a flogger, please," Mary has bedded one man, kissed another, and soon beds two in one day.Let's backtrack for a moment. She SHOWED UP A VIRGIN, y'all. That Florida sun can work a number on you, no doubt.There is a plot in here, somewhere. Some sort of intrigue about the sex toy store as the object of vandalism. But the "plot" is really just a ploy to get Mary in bed with, first, John, a war vet with sexy scars, and, two, Max, a tattooed bad boy who is in it for the sex. John enjoys sexual domination, so there is a bit of BDSM here, but not much. Certainly not anything graphic.This is the first of a three-part series of books, although given their brief size, they operate more as novellas. Give it a whirl if you want to read some decent sex scenes. Otherwise, this one is pretty unmemorable.Published on cupcake's book cupboard.Thanks to edelweiss for the preview.