Review: Literary Hot-Sauce
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 19, 2013
Disclaimer: This review is based on a pre-published version of this book that I received in exchange for feedback.Microbiologist, Linden Dylan isn't known for being wild-in fact she spends her days at the lab studying germs and viruses and her evenings curled up with books. She's focused on her life goals: becoming a respected professor and curing cancer. Then, a circus of sex rolls into town and Linden is met with the idea of living out her fantasies for just one night. One wild night, with no one to recognize her, and then she'll move on with her life-unless she runs into someone she knows, like her roommate and co-worker Noah Carmichael.Linden is in for an unexpected and erotic evening.With her amusing mix of quirky humor and scientific reasoning, I loved being in Linden's head-"Didn't he know I favoured petri dishes and germs over a human specimen?" Neither a person who frequents carnal events nor a virginal girl-she's a woman most readers will relate to as Circotica ignites her desires and sexual curiosity. Her flatmate Noah-who Linden describes as lacking a libido despite his "bookishly handsome" looks-turns out to be quite the wild man when all of his pent up sexual frustration is unleashed.Noah tugged my throat so my neck bent, giving him access to kiss me from behind. As Noah's lips descended and turned all my thoughts to nothingness, Carson pealed my dress off my shoulders.Without revealing much more, I'll just say the sex scenes are hot! Intensified by the build up of emotions as Linden and Noah play out their hidden desire for each other. Will this really be a one night occurrence as Noah insinuates?