Picked up at the Used Book store

I was pretty disappointed in this story. The romance was stilted, the sex was okay (though I have read better), and the title was referring to a virtual game that allows you to explore your sexual fantasies without danger to yourself or others -- cool. Only our couple used it exactly twice, and the first time was more than half way through the book. This could have been good, but alas it was just...not.

Saving for the erotica bookbox.

Packing up into the erotica bookbox.

From the erotic bookbox

I liked the characters of Adam and Lara. The sex was pretty good but the plot seemed thin. My main complaint is that breezy, take-charge Adam suddenly takes a brooding turn about halfway into the story, and the change is not explained by the events that occur. It's okay although I feel that I've definitely read better. And yes, the video game was a cool concept and one that was not explored to its potential.

Restarting Feisty's Erotic/Steamy bookbox

This book was good. That is all that needs to be said.

Taken from the steamy bookbox.

Just finished reading this one.
Going to reserve it for fiesty's virtual steamy bookbox.

This book was selected from the bookbox.
Mailing it to minesayn.

Thanks flossie771 for the book that I chose from the erotica/steamy VBB. Can't wait to read it. Appreciate your mailing it to me...thanks again!

A contemporary erotic romance that features Lara, an American woman, and Adam, an English multi- millionaire. She takes a job in his financial firm, but is really sent to be a spy. Sparks ignite as soon as they meet, and all bets are off. The sex is too good, the man too yummy, and she can't do the spying. She wants a marriage proposal as they explore her proclivities for domination, but will she get a five-carat diamond in the end?

The virtual game idea was absolutely awesome, but not explored enough. The plot was a bit thin at times meandering all over the countryside (just like the Lara and Adam). It didn't follow all the trends--rich guy, check, but don't remember any green-eyed characters unless it was a very minor character so score one for the author.

"No two persons ever read the same book."--Edmund Wilson

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Via media mail, to Neenah, Wisconsin and then perhaps places beyond.

Arrived today in my bookbox.
Excited to find this one in the box as I had it marked as "Want To Read" on my Goodreads shelves. WoooooHoooooo!!!
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