Review: The prologue was a powerful statement as to where this book was going to lead the reader.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
I was given this book as an ARC for an honest review.WOW… What do I say? This book, at some points, is not for the faint of heart. The prologue was a powerful statement as to where this book was going to lead the reader. I loved the flow of writing by Ms. Bramer and how the book captured the reader right off the bat. This was my first read from her, but won’t be my last.Aspiring photographer Haley Hanson, finds the love of her life in a compromising position. Leaving her heart to the man that broke it, she sets out to make a name for herself in the photography world by traveling all over the country.Travelling to Cairo, to photograph the revolution, she is greeted by her personal tour guide and her driver, two sexy cousins who run a tour business. When they awaken the sexual side she’s had suppressed because of her ex, she pursues them and ultimately wins both of their affections in a hot and steamy ménage. They help her with her career by placing her right in the middle of the crisis, and help her live some of her fantasies about these Egyptian men.While they enjoy each other’s flesh in a sexual m/f/m relationship, they fail to notice how dangerously close the surrounding environment has come. Ultimately found out by Mohammed’s father, Haley receives a brutal punishment.This story is gripping, and had me emotionally drained pulling for Haley to be strong and for someone to help her. It’s a powerful story with the right combination of sexual heat, and suspense.I gave this 4 stars.