Review: Love and hate are not so far apart
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2013
Author Alan Hardy is a master at teasing and titillating you so you will be as helpless as one of Gabriella's admirers. Just as Gabriella's admirers are unable to turn away from her, you will be unable to stop turning pages in this wonderful erotic comedy. The main character Gabriella is beyond gorgeous and sexy. Everything about her exudes seductiveness; so much so that men and sometimes women who are even near Gabriella are reduced to weak and obsequious servants.Gabriella knows she has this power over men and women. She gets whatever she wants, whenever she wants it. All she has to do is wiggle her bottom or lick her lips and she can get anyone to do anything. Big tough men are like jello and at her beck and call. She is also rich and part of the upper class and sees no reason to be nice to anyone. She is self-absorbed and mean to everyone. She simply says, "do this," or "do that," and it happens. Even when she is mean and insulting to people, they still worship her and grovel at her feet.Gabriella is a rich aristocrat and looks down on working class people. So what happens when she develops an uncontrollable attraction to the working class opponent who is trying to defeat her in a friendly (or not so friendly) game of cricket? As the attraction turns to passion, and passion turns to love, will we see somewhere beneath Gabriella's cruel exterior, a tender, loving heart. You will need to read this wonderful adult story to see for yourself.