Review: She-Ra
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 29, 2012
I must admit I have a secret love of erotic stories that feature women using a strap-on while having sex with a man, Especially when the woman embraces her sexuality and is not afraid to go after what she wants. So you can imagine my joy in finding a story that features a h that is smart, sexy and wears a strap-on as an essential piece of her daily apparel. Miranda is in search of a guy she can enjoy her kink with and at the same time dominate her in the bedroom. She has almost given up hope of finding such a man until she meets Nicholas. There coming together was hot on many levels, Nicholas is being treated for a low sex drive, that lead to the ending of his marriage when he is introduced to Miranda. He is not intimidated by Miranda and to his dismay the sex between them is explosive, but will he allow the use of a strap-on during their sexual play and is he  man enough to also dominate her sexually.  You will have to read Morphoses to find out.For the most part I enjoyed this shorty, but I guess it is the new normal to write stories about dysfunctional characters as the H/h. Arden Aoide is one author that does it very well, she gets inside her characters head, and is able to allow the reader in also.  Which is a very good thing, but when every character has a problem it gets to be a bit much. By the end of the book another character is introduced that appears to have personal issues, enough.....at least wrap up Miranda and Nicholas problems before introducing more defective characters. The only reason I did not rate this book a 5 star read is because the author choose not to include the one scene I was eagerly anticipating that would have made this an outstanding read for me.  To say I was pist off is an under statement, especially when I know the author has the skills to write scorching HOT sex scenes, if you have not read Dishabille you should do so before reading Morphoses its sequel.