Review: Perfection
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 10, 2014
If you haven't read the first book in the trilogy, Window, you will definitely want to start there.  This is a progressive journey and to fully appreciate the changes and nuances, you need to go to the beginning.You'll remember in Window it is all about the sense of sight.  The two characters are only able to see each other through their bedroom windows and communicate with written signs on a notepad.  This second outing builds on the unique ideals of the first.In Screen, we pick up with the man going to Berlin for business.  He has left our heroine a note with his Skype address where they can further their inimitable connection.  Fortunately, as neurotic as she was in the first, she has grown in a short period of time and takes a chance on Monsieur Sexy.  They expand on their relationship by adding sound and eventually smell.  It's truly a sensuous expedition.As they embark on their cyber relationship, she quickly discovers her Monsieur Sexy is indeed a Frenchman.  It seems kismet for her fantasies of wanting a French lover while in Paris.  They continue to satisfying their sexual needs with their flirty, teasing, and most importantly the steamy Jack and Jill sessions.  More than that, they begin to learn about each other; their parents, their jobs, their dreams, and a possibility of a future.  It begins to grow organically into a real relationship and not something based only on their physical attractions to each other.  Towards the end we are thrown a bit of a curveball when a secret is revealed.  Will this be their end?As a reader we have yet to learn her name, but we do get his.  I will leave you to read Screen if you'd like to learn it.  When reading the trilogy, you'll realize this is a huge step forward in amplifying their intimacy.Much like the first installment, this is erotic rollercoaster of growing emotions and scintillating fantasies.  It's sheer perfection in ingenuity in a genre that can become stale.Complimentary copy provided by author/publisher for an honest review