Review: A hot, quick read
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 21, 2014
The Erotic Light picks-up where The Erotic Dark ends.  Lydia is still living with Preston, Kruin, and Gabriel.  She has begun to enjoy living her simple life on the plantation, finds herself wanting to please all three men, and she especially enjoys all her time with Gabriel.  As previously mentioned, Preston (he is just a d-bag), is becoming jealous of Lydia and Gabriel’s relationship since he thinks that Lydia belongs to him.  Somehow Lydia’s father arrives at the plantation and demands that Lydia return with him.  Her father had taken care of any potential problems Lydia might have by paying back the money she stole and ensuring that no charges are pressed against her.  Lydia reluctantly returns with him to live with her parents, assist her mother with various charities, and be the quiet, “perfect” daughter as her father begins campaigning for a political office.Lydia’s life is going okay.  She misses the plantation as well as Preston, Kruin, and especially Gabriel.  Preston suddenly shows up and begins to blackmail Lydia into having sex with him by threatening to reveal what really was happening at the plantation causing her a scandal for her father. Preston continues to arrange for his special meeting with Lydia, who begins to feel like she is living a double life.  Gabriel comes to visit Lydia and she realizes how much she misses him.  While Lydia’s father and mother are out of town, Lydia sneaks into her father’s office and discovers the address to the plantation.  Knowing that Preston is still in town, she returns to the plantation to visit Gabriel.  Gabriel and Lydia forms a plan to escape together.As with the first book, The Erotic Light was a good, short read.  Again, there was both mental and physical abuse from Preston towards Lydia.  Dark, dark BDSM; again I don’t know how realistic this all would be.  The thought the author did a good job developing all the characters and as I reader, I felt that I really understood the characters and their personalities.  Overall, it was well written.