Review: I’m hooked!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
As I finished reading Pleasure Extraordinaire 1 in e-book format, at the back of that free book there was an offer that if you emailed the author with a link to an honest review, she would provide a copy of this book, which I did.  By the way, whenever I find a free book, it seems only fair that in return one provides an honest review. After all, any review is better than no review, to help authors get the word out about their hard work.The first book was very interesting and entertaining.  As someone who had not had the time to read for many years and also who reads almost any genre (with the exception of most horror-based novels), I have found it interesting to see how many of the so-called romance books seem to have changed over the years as well as the words to describe them:  sweet, sexy, and erotic come to mind.  The few books I have read by this author would seem to me to be among the romantic, erotic, and mystery classifications, and not for children.I have been amazed though at the depth of Liv Bennett’s characters, with the stories quickly ratcheting from very interesting beginnings, all the way through the end, leaving me hungry to learn more about what happened with both the characters and stories, as well as wondering about folks we have met along the way.  Early in the series, we have had insinuations of Michael being manipulative and this story seems to leave us wondering if in fact he may even be evil.  Like others have stated here, I’m going to be waiting with baited breath for the next book in the series.In the meantime, I have also read and reviewed other free offerings in the PURSUIT Series:  An Illicit Pursuit (Pat & Zach) and Delayed Deliver (Taylor & Adam #1.5). I have to admit to recently purchasing The Pursuit of Passion (Taylor & Adam #1) and once more am left contemplating when I will have the time available to read An Everlasting Pursuit (Taylor & Adam #2), as I’m beginning to feel as if I know these folks personally and need to know how they are doing and if they will continue to grow in their relationships with one another and family members.