Review: A house with a tower
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 15, 2012
Another erotic thriller by Sandra Ross, which contains element of mystery, intermingled with eroticism and fantasy. A story containing elements most of us can relate to interspersed with elements of romantic eroticism and mystery.  A story focused on a tower room.The story revolves around the new purchase of a home by a couple called Shane and Bayley. They get the house at a bargain price of around $180k, a remarkable price considering the acreage and the amenities that goes with the house. Curiously, the house also has a tower room. The story begins with the negotiations on the purchase. Later, on moving into the house, the couple realizes the strange erotic emotions experienced while they are in the tower room. The only room to evoke such emotions seems peculiar to both of them. They put on their sleuth hats and start doing a little bit of investigation. That is when the fun begins.Sandra Ross has created a mystery focusing on a room in an isolated house. A suitable premise for a thriller considering the owner was ready to let go of the house for a bargain.  The storyline is well built up and engrossing. The characters are realistic and they sustain the reader's interest. The mystery behind the house is the main crowd puller and the focus of the story. A particular drawback is Ross's tendency to overwrite on every day actions. Every little detail is spelt out for the reader leaving nothing to the imagination. This can slip into mundane territory. Over  all a nice story.