Review: Great Summer Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2010
The cover of the book is defiantly misleading. I was initially turned off by the book because of the cover, but thankfully, it does the book no justice. You'll truly enjoy another wonderful read by Kimberly Kaye Terry.In a nutshell, Liza and Greg marriage is on the rocks. Liza feels that her emotional and sexual needs aren't being met by workaholic attorney and husband Greg. Liza has a hard time talking about her past with Greg because she's ashamed by it. Growing up in poverty with an emotionally abusive single parent mother seems to be the root of all Liza's problems.Greg, who once use to pull Liza's hair during sex, seems to have his mind on other issues pertaining to work as well as his wife.Greg finds himself at a standstill. Wanting to know more about his wife's childhood, Greg presses Liza to open up more about her past by informing her he knows about a dark secret Liza thought she kept hidden from him.The couple finds that in order to have a successful marriage, they both must be willing to give up something to make the other one happy."Pull My Hair" is defiantly an erotica read which doesn't disappoint when it comes to the sex. Most of all, there is a story line which I think sometimes lacks in erotica novellas. It was more than your average sex book. With the way it's plotted, you find yourself actually pulling for the couple. I was overall pleased with the writing. However, it could have used a tad bit more sex scenes; but that is just my opinion.I would recommend getting "Make it Last" which has "Design of the Lifetime" and "Pull My Hair" in one book. "Design of a Lifetime" deals with Liza's best friend Karina who has close ties to Liza's story. However, you do not need to read " Design of a Lifetime " to get Liza's story. Both books are great.