Review: Sensories Added
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 12, 2014
I must say, like the other reviewers, it is recommended that you should read Window first. But, you don't have too if you don't want to. You're loss. You can't be timid or shy and our heroine hasn't been when it's been behind a window pane where there is no touch, taste, smell or sound from the other lover. The hero has traveled to Berlin for work leaving behind for her, at her choice of using or not using, his Skype email. The heroine takes the next step and enters the cyber world and hears her window lover's voice for the first time. Able to talk with one another, our lover's learn more about each other personally and intimately. When asked to take care of his plants, the heroine is more than willing and she is rewarded with the sense of smell -- the scent of his cologne.Without revealing any more about our screen lover's, I will say be prepared to go on an emotional journey. Although there are just as many sexual scenes in this book as in the Window, Scene touches on the emotions that tug at our hearts. Fall 2014 can't come soon enough.