Review: This is one erotic novel to read if you have a mind for a slow burn
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 13, 2013
I think this will be the third time I've reviewed an erotic novel and felt it necessary to point out the following - that the only good thing that came from the cardboard taste of "50 Shades" is that it got a lot of serious writers to pick up erotica again.  My own credentials are a nearly unsurpassed collection of 60s 70s exploitation novels, and I'm old enough I bought them . . . well, at least in the 70s and 80s.  So I know my erotic writing history.  I love finding a novel like this . . . well novella. But hey, it's free and it is the start of the series, so this is like a free taste.Being male I find the best aspect of erotic writing is when I'm effectively taken inside a woman's mind, and Aimélie Aames does that expertly here with Sara, a woman who is feeling a little less attractive but no less hungry.  If the novel seems slow to some that is a shame.  The psychological build-up to Sara's first liason with Mr Abraxis is a powerful read.There are many free txt files floating around the internet full of detailed instant action.  I don't think that's what the Kindle was made for.