Review: 3.75 stars-erotic storyline
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2014
3.75 stars: THE ALPHABET GAME Part Two F to K is the second instalment in Andie M. Long’s contemporary, adult, erotic BDSM The Alphabet Novella Series. This is the continuing story of Stella Mulroney and Gabe Gregory whose goals are to take down Stella’s step father and Gabe’s father in a game of that will see Stella and Gabe uncover dark and dangerous hidden family secrets.The storyline follows Stella and Gabe’s relationship –one built on mutual need, trust and a sexual game that follows every letter of the alphabet. After discovering there is a deeper family connection than a shared business, Stella hires a private investigator who uncovers a few more secrets than the family has led on. Heading to New York to confront her step-sister, Stella and Gabe will come face to face with both of their pasts and their present.The world building continues as Stella searches for answers that take her from England to New York and onto the streets of The Big Apple. Gabe’s connection to Stella’s family will become much clearer when New York has more to reveal than Rockefeller Plaza and Central Park.Some of the previous storyline characters play a small secondary role in Part Two but the introduction of Stella’s step sister and Gabe’s mother adds a shocking cliff hanger to a story already filled with unbelievable coincidences and connections.THE APHABLET GAME Part Two is an erotic storyline where two strangers have much more in common than their mutual disdain for the family patriarch.  Andie M. Long is a U.K. author whose storylines are awash in British terminology and colloquialisms, and in this, some of the meanings and applications were confusing to this North American reader. The writing style remains slightly uneven and jumpy but there is a definite build up of suspense to the story. Gabe and Stella’s fathers have a connection that goes back more than twenty years and with it comes the revelation that our leading couple never really knew anything about their families-at all.My only concern is the lack of background information and character building of Gabe and Stella. What we have is the present and very little information about the past. Let’s hope more is revealing in the next instalment.I was gifted a copy