Review: Bummer ...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2011
I really appreciate the way this author writes.  Her words flow nicely and her descriptions leave you wondering what the character is experiencing.The Jane Porter series is fun.  The first book grabbed ahold of me until I was consumed.  The back-story is amazing and I could not wait for more.  Unfortunately, the second book, Educating Jane Porter, was a total bummer.  I was extremely disappointed in the 30 some odd minutes it took to read it.This series is about a woman named Jane Porter.  Betrayed by a former bastard of a master, Peter, she found herself suffering through two years of celibacy.  Wow, right?Her best friend, Lily was her partner is an event planning business.  Organizing the birthday party for Antonio would help put them on the board.  A seductive scene awaits her, she decides to end her celibacy and hopes to find a temporary lover.Yadda yadda, she meets Antonio.  He's this sexy stud muffin (aren't they all? heh) who sweeps her off of her feet and gives her a night of the best mind-blowing sex ever.  Things become even more intensely delicious when Antonio introduces her to Santos, his friend and partner is shared sexual interactions.BDSM displays, slave auctions, Peter making an appearance, this book is filled with adventure, fun, jealousy and envy.One thing that somewhat frustrated me, was the lapse in relationship progression.  One moment, Jane meets Santos.  The next, she cares for him and they share an intimate and sweetly respectful relationship.  One sex scene between them and then WHAM! .. It progresses and skips an entire day of hello there, where did the sex go?This book ends better than most erotics.  I am looking forward to reading the fourth installment, Hot for Teacher.  There is mention of a book surround the relationship between Lily and her handsome Frenchman.  If it has been released, I have been unable to locate it.I recommend this book to those reading this series.  This series is for mature adults ONLY.  Extreme sexual content, off the wall not for the faint of heart, this book ventures into the world of alternative lifestyle and should not be read for the prudish soccer moms.  Or, perhaps, those soccer moms need a break from their boring reality?  lol ..