Review: sensual and sexy
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
Inescapable, Saskia WalkerReview from jeannie zelos book reviewsI really enjoy some spicy romance so this seemed a perfect read – and it was. It's classed as erotic romance and it fits that genre really well. There is an element of danger and suspense that carries the story, but its not strong enough to warrant a classification of its own, however it's the perfect vehicle to set up the scenario for these characters to come together.First off we meet Lily when she's online to Adrian and he's getting her to play with herself, and tell (type) him about it!! He says watching her would be a real turn on. The way it's written, like all the scenes in this novel, isn't in any way sleazy. Sometimes what I read is anything but erotic, makes my stomach churn but not in a good way. Saskia clearly has practice at writing a good sex scene, each of them were powerful and well balanced between sensual, descriptive and erotic. Too much sex can be repetitive, while other authors seem to dance round frightened of it. Here its great, a perfect way of getting three people to share, to play games and have fun in a sexy, sensual way.The story about why they're in the safe house was pretty thin, but it was practical, realistic and a good way to get them in a place where fantasies could play out undisturbed by everyday life and problems. And did they have some fantasies – Seth and Adrian, what a great pair, Sexy Seth, clealry one who likes to be in control, and Adrian who wants to take part but also likes to watch, to set the scene. Of course he already knows what Lily dreams of. Then there's lucky Lily who thinks briefly about what she's doing, and then decides to let go and enjoy – and she does...It's a good read, sexy, sensual and balanced and everything ties up neatly. I'd really like a follow up of the trio to see what happens next with them. :-) they are all interesting characters and I think that would be an interesting read.Stars: Five, a great read, and I was surprised it was just over 200 pages, it flowed so well I thought it was shorter. Definitely one for the keepers files.ARC provided by Netgalley and publishers.