Review: Very well written, this is a beautiful love story.
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 07 19, 2012
If you've read "The Siren" you've met Nora Sutherlin, the bestselling author of erotic novels. If you have not succombed yet ... You should!So before becoming Nora, the independent young woman who is able to switch from a dominant to a submissive, Nora was trained to obey to her master under her given name: Eleanor.So in this novel, the reader is discovering the young Eleanor. If you don't know the full story you can still read this great novel and enjoy the writting skills of the author. Tiffany Reisz is able to hooked you and transported you in her wicked universed very skillfully!I must confessed that I've taken a great pleasure by meeting Eleanor..."The Siren" had aroused in myself many questions about the character's youth and her relationship with S. By immersing myself in "Seven Day Loan", even if it's for too short time, in the shoes of this submissive girl still in search of herself, made ''me smile.Eleanor was given to Daniel by her master to try to heal an awesome widower out of his agoraphobia and restore his apetite for life. If at first the situation annoys Eleanor, Daniel's suffering soul will plunge the young woman in a week of voluptuous pleasure in his arms.With her, he will relearn the art of being a dominant. As if Eleanor had played the role of psychological counselor or of the balm to ease Daniel's pain to help him deal with the loss of his greatest love.Very well written, very soft too, this is a beautiful love story. Still based on a triangle but a beautiful story that once again shows how the young woman is tied to her master.My only regret: the story is too short! Unfortunately, I could not help but compare it with "The Siren." This book have had a great impact on me, so having smiled and sighed with joy just made my read pleasurable ... I know, I became demanding with Tiffany Reisz! Laughter ...A great novel !Lucienewbooksonmyselves.blogspot.fr/