Review: Eraser Lilac (Eraser #3) by Megan Keith
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 1, 2014
Eraser Lilac gave me a completely different ‘vibe’ while reading it than what I felt reading the two previous installments in this series of novellas. It wasn’t a bad vibe, but my feelings towards the characters had changed a little. Let me try to explain…For those that have read Eraser and Eraser Blue, I’m almost certain that the ending of Eraser Blue stuck with you. When I finished Eraser Blue, that ‘moment’ right at the end didn’t bother me. I was too eager to know if we were going to find out Sir’s real name. I overlooked that ‘situation’ I guess. But when I started Eraser Lilac, I felt myself feeling anger towards Sir and Mackenzie. I was angry that Sir had did what he did, and I was angry at Mackenzie for just ‘getting over it’, accepting it and so eagerly willing to move on to their next sexual encounter.But as I read my way through the third novella in this series, my feelings changed towards these two main characters once again. I soon forgot my anger for Sir as his actions towards Mackenzie melted my heart. He was still the same domineering Sir we got in the previous novellas, but we got to experience a softer, more caring side of him. Not in the bedroom (or the changing room) though! Sexually, he is still as dominant, experienced and HOT as ever.Although my anger towards Mackenzie did fade, it didn’t completely disappear. It is beginning to baffle me how she can so willingly accept his vague answers and still want to be in the type of ‘relationship’ that they have together without really knowing anything about him – let alone his name! Is she that hard pressed for some hanky panky?!?!?And as for Sir’s name… Is that major bomb at the end possibly true? Is that really his name?Overall, I really enjoyed Eraser Lilac. We are SLOWLY getting more information on Sir as this series progresses. The chemistry between Sir and Mackenzie is out of this world, and Megan Keith definitely knows how to write scenes that will make you need a cold shower. I look forward to continuing Mackenzie and Sir’s story.