Review: Frustrating read
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 8, 2013
I`m not certain what I expected, but this was not it. When a pregnant Diana awakens without her hot husband, Ludovic, next to her, we are privy to her sexual frustration. Later, we find that Ludovic is keeping his distance because of what the doctor said about engaging in sex so late in her pregnancy, and he's just as sexually frustrated as she.  Supposedly, he's never gone so long-8days-without sex. What a hedonist! He talks this over with his friend Ned, and finds that his friend enjoyed relations with his wife up till the end. So, why no nookie for him? He's determined to go home and get some relief!On the way home, he remembers he has to make a stop. He stops in to see the would-be-other-woman, Salime, and the tale's nearly done. Ludovic forgoes the charms of Salime and returns home to his wife and demands that she show her trust in him by allowing him to have anal sex with her. Huh? Where the heck did this come from? It caught me as much off guard, as it did, Diana! Diana was sexually abused by her first husband, and Ludovic wanted to make sure that she trusted him and saw him differently, and this was the way! Again, huh?I don't often say this, but I didn't like the story, and could not care about the characters, therefore, I would not recommend it. I do understand that there's a series and perhaps I'll read that and revisit this.