Review: Pleasurable Sin
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 02 18, 2014
I liked two things the most:1. Though he has an English name, Ian is not England born. His father is English, his mother is Indian.2. Faith's avid interest in the Kama Sutra. Might sound like an odd thing to like about a historical romance, but there it is.I have not read many historical romances that touch on The Kama Sutra. This not only references it but the characters engage in conversation about it. It was engaging to read that Faith had not only studied the book at length but was not afraid to ask Ian questions about what she saw in the book.But I felt like something was missing between Ian and Faith. I'm not saying the attraction wasn't there. It was, but their relationship seemed to lack that oomph I was expecting, especially since the sex between them was scorching hot.Ms. Pearce has penned an interesting prequel novella for her series, and I'll be picking up Book 1 to read about Ian and Faith's fellow Sinners for sure.