Review: It's a true romance with love and lots of naughty sex
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 25, 2014
This review covers the entire Madeleine Trilogy.  It can be summed up in one word, stellar.Madeleine Wakes lays the groundwork. The character development is outstanding.  We get a peek into this couple's life that is touching and somewhat realistic.  At times I thought Hugo, the protagonist was a little too dense.  He drew some conclusions that I thought were pretty ridiculous but after a little while he grew on me.  I really loved the ending.  The couple finally starts communicating and it sets the stage for the fireworks to come.Madeleine Plays is a bit trickier.  I loved it up to the end.  Then I felt cheated.  Again Max paints a wonderful picture of two people sharing their fantasies and trying to make them real.  I won't say why I felt let down at the end because I don't want to give anything away, but I will say halfway through the third book my eyes were open and my gut was punched.  I now see part two in a whole new light.Madeleine Strays was awesome.  A roller coaster ride of emotions.  I couldn't put it down. (have I run out of cliches?)  If you like the genre of wife-watching Max Sebastian's Madeleine Strays will ruin you for any other author.  I really cared for all these characters.  At times I felt Hugo was a little too happy with what was going on.  I didn't agree with his emotions but I accepted them.  And after the teasing in Wakes and Plays, Strays finally payouts out the jackpot with some wild and erotic sex scenes.  Very imaginative and raw.  You will love this book.In the end I felt this collection was worth every penny.  If you like this genre and it turns you on, you must buy this set.  It's a true romance, with lots of love and dirty, naughty sex.Max Sebastian has set a new bar of quality.  Kenny Wright and Kirsten McCurran have their work cut out for them to top this.  But I know they're more than capable.