Review: A perfect kiss
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2012
<< Lips covered hers, stifling any words of protest that might have tried to escape--hot lips, firm and pliant at the same time, that fit perfectly against her own. He let out a breath in her mouth, and she tasted alcohol and tobacco before losing herself in the kiss. His tongue didn't waste any time with gentle probing before invading her mouth. His fingers tightened and loosened their hold on her hair. >>Sotia Lazu has written a delicious reverse Cinderella tale, but instead of her leaving behind a glass slipper for the prince, he leaves her with an unmistakeable, unforgettable, irresistible kiss. And since it takes place when the lights are out, she has no idea who her handsome prince might be. Not her date, that's for sure, so who was it?This starts Eliza's quest to find her prince. And believe me, there are plenty of frogs to be kissed along the way!Like an ice cream sundae with extra whipped cream, Sotia Lazu serves up a delicious novella. Funny, moving and seriously steamy in turn, we follow Eliza's quest.And with this ice cream, there is no bitter aftertaste. Get it, read it and join me in the growing ranks of Sotia's fans.