Review: Excellent read from beginning to end
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 24, 2013
I received this book from the Touring Host for and honest review.I had the privileged to read all three books in the Trilogy Series for the author. The Exhibition is the last book in the Series, and as with the two previous books, The Executive Decision and Identity Crisis, I was not disappointed.It took me some time getting back in the story since it had been a while since I read them, but once I got the hang of it, it was an enjoyable read.The passion was explosive, the plot well executed and the story line flowed. With all the strong characters we met previously, back, you can be sure to be glued to the pages of this follow up.This time the emphasis was on Stacie Emerson, ex-wife of Garret and ex-girlfriend of Ellis Thorne. The three friends, Harry, Dee and Kendra, are back with their old archenemy Terence Jamison. And what a sicko this guy had been.There was just nothing that he didn’t do that got me riled up. And as with people like this, he thought he was above the law. That rules did not apply to him accept the ones he made to benefit him. Possessive, manipulative, heartless, womanizer, abuser of women and earth, rapist, murderer…and the list goes on. He stooped to the very rotten core of humanity to have his way.But Stacie had a plan; a well executed plan to bring this arrogant man down. And I loved every moment of it.Set against the backdrop of the waste land of her beloved fields and with nature in its entire splendor, you get sucked into their world.With a clear message, every man is liable for his actions if it were against other human beings or against nature. We are all accountable to look after the very planet we live on, and not disregard nature for greed and power.Harris Walker, nature photographer and Editor of the Wilderness Vanguard, resented Stacie from the start. He struggled to accept this lady but once his mind changed there was no stopping him. At first it was unadulterated lust that has driven him closer to her but once he got to know her it became more than just a quick romp in the bushes.The tale of Zoe and Ingrid will tuck the heartstrings as you learn more about them and how they too had fallen in the hands of the evil TJ. The man stopped at nothing to humiliate the women and brought them to their knees. His abusive, lust driven character, was demeaning to them as women and as artists.A beautiful conclusion to the trilogy, The Exhibition is suspense filled erotica at its best. And a book I can recommend to all readers that love this genre.