Review: Twists, sex and suspense, what more could you ask for.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 5, 2014
There are times when after reading the first two books in a series, that you worry that the final book won’t fulfil your expectations. With The Exhibition, it was definitely not the case. In fact it was the exact opposite.It is as if Ms. Marshal had found the perfect formula  for The Executive Decision Trilogy and did not tamper with it.The characters of Stacie Emmerson and Harris Walker, jumped out of the pages to become cherished best friends of this reader.The quirky klutzy Stacie was complimented by the sexy, sensitive Harris and when the two of them came together, the pages sizzled with animistic lust/love that had this reader floating off into seventh heaven.  The imagination was heightened with each encounter they had.I loved how there were so many twists and turns in the story. I normally pride myself on being able to work out how something will happen before it does. But this was one book where I was truly shocked to find my own musings were definitely incorrect.The Exhibition was a stunning page turner but I did find that the closer I got to the end of the book, the more I didn’t want it to end. To be honest I did something I have never done when reading an excellent book. I would stop myself from rushing through to see what was going to happen next.There were lots of cheering and shocked gasping throughout, mixed with a lot of heated moments.I can continue to enthuse about The Exhibition and The Executive Decision Trilogy on a whole but bottom line is this…Go purchase your own copy of the trilogy and see for yourself why I am so enamored of it.This will definitely be on “read more than once” list and I do hope it will be on yours too.Now as for a rating, I would love to be able to give more than 5 stars but alas powers that be won’t allow it.So like An Executive Decision and Identy Crisis, I have no choice but to give The Exhibition a very full bodies to overflowing 5 stars out of 5.PS. Ms. Marshal, can we please, please, please read Wade’s story? I have my own personal idea of what his is and that is only reflected upon the terminology of The Dungeon and how he can commands such a presence, even if he is very quiet.