Librarian Gwendolyne Price starts finding indecent proposals and sexy stories in her suggestion box. Shocked that they seem to be tailored specific...
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Oct 07, 2008
Heather
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Reviewed for queuemyreview.com book release November '08.
Mystery letters left in the suggestion box that are more than suggestive, anonymous erotic messages sent to her e-mail address from someone named NEMESIS… In Too Deep by Portia Da Costa is an erotic literary adventure with just a touch of whodunit thrown in…
Gwendolyn Price is a librarian that leads a fairly normal, uneventful life. With the exception of a crush that she has on a fellow employee that she playfully ni More...
Mystery letters left in the suggestion box that are more than suggestive, anonymous erotic messages sent to her e-mail address from someone named NEMESIS… In Too Deep by Portia Da Costa is an erotic literary adventure with just a touch of whodunit thrown in…
Gwendolyn Price is a librarian that leads a fairly normal, uneventful life. With the exception of a crush that she has on a fellow employee that she playfully ni More...
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Apr 18, 2010
Saskia
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YOU'VE GOT MAIL AND IT'LL MAKE YOUR HAIR CURL!
I adored this story! Portia’s novels always have a a locked-in kind of romantic eroticism that seduces the reader, and IN TOO DEEP is a particularly good example of this. The story maintains a really tight focus on a developing relationship, which makes it a totally compelling read. Once you start a novel that has that quality, it gets very hard to put it down.
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I adored this story! Portia’s novels always have a a locked-in kind of romantic eroticism that seduces the reader, and IN TOO DEEP is a particularly good example of this. The story maintains a really tight focus on a developing relationship, which makes it a totally compelling read. Once you start a novel that has that quality, it gets very hard to put it down.
What impresses me whenever I read Portia’s work is that her work More...
Oct 03, 2011
Vanessa
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I couldn't decide which of Portia's many novels to start with until someone on Goodreads nudged me in this direction.
I am so grateful for the nudge!
This book had me in its thrall from the very first sentence. The author's imagination is delightfully erotic and she can build suspense better than Hitchcock, if you'll pardon the reference. (Just a name that popped into my head.)
The descriptions and situations gave me intense pleasure many times over.
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I am so grateful for the nudge!
This book had me in its thrall from the very first sentence. The author's imagination is delightfully erotic and she can build suspense better than Hitchcock, if you'll pardon the reference. (Just a name that popped into my head.)
The descriptions and situations gave me intense pleasure many times over.
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May 26, 2009
Violethue
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May 23, 2010
Louise
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This is the second time ive read this book. Love your work Portia.
I can remember the first time i read it, When Daniel became very ill, i cried through most of the time till he became better. Ive never read a romance when theres a worry of someone dying. The romance novels ive read before this only ever had non stop happy moments, This was a great change. I also like how the main character spoke through the whole book, instead of the author. The ending was one of the best endings ive ever More...
I can remember the first time i read it, When Daniel became very ill, i cried through most of the time till he became better. Ive never read a romance when theres a worry of someone dying. The romance novels ive read before this only ever had non stop happy moments, This was a great change. I also like how the main character spoke through the whole book, instead of the author. The ending was one of the best endings ive ever More...
Sep 07, 2011
SexyReads
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“You’ve got Mail and it’ll make your hair curl,” pronounces the by line to Portia Da Costa’s “in too deep” and boy, is that an understatement. I had curly hair to start with and by the end of this book it was like I’d had a perm! Seriously now, this is one hot read. Exhibitionism, kink, mystery and love, you’ve got it all in here.
It all starts in a library. What a fantastic setting or am I the only person to find the smell of books sexy? Anyhow, Portia Da Costa writes this in first per More...
It all starts in a library. What a fantastic setting or am I the only person to find the smell of books sexy? Anyhow, Portia Da Costa writes this in first per More...
Jun 10, 2010
Jill
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Gwendolyn Price is a librarian in England. She lives a pretty normal, uneventful life, that is until she receives an erotic letter from an anonymous fan. She knows she should be freaked out by this pervert, but the truth is she's turned on. He seems completely harmless. They enter into a little exchange through letters and chat over the internet. Meanwhile, back in Gwendolyn's real life, professor Daniel Brewster, aka Professor Hottie McHotstuff, is doing his research at the library. Gwendolyn s
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Oct 04, 2008
Cheryl
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Gwendolyne Price is a librarian. They most action she has gotten in a long time has been from reading books. Recently Gwen has started receiving explicit, naughty notes and the only clue Gwen has is that they are signed by someone named Nemesis. The information in these notes are so raunchy that they make Gwen blush, it’s as if Nemesis knows all of Gwen’s desires. Will this game of cat and mouse get to be too much for Gwen or can she work up the nerves to meet Nemesis face to face?
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Aug 21, 2009
Abby
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When public librarian Gwendolynne starts her daily task of sorting through the library's old-fashioned suggestion box and finds an erotic letter written to her, she sets off on a journey of sexual self-discovery. Dancing a delicious, invisible menage a tois between the letter's author "Nemisis", Gwendolynne, and Professor Daniel Brewster (aka Professor Hottie), In Too Deep is definitely more "erotic romance" than "erotica." But don't let that fool you -- this is a
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Jan 06, 2011
Bronwyn
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The Characters, Librarian Gwendolyne Price and Academic Professor Daniel Brewster were fun.
Gwendolyne starts receiveing erotic mail in the suggestion box at the library from Nemises. He tells her to do all sorts of things and she does but in the meantime she gets to act them out with Professor Hottie (Daniel).
It was quick easy read, not too much plot but there was a bit of a story there.
Gwendolyne starts receiveing erotic mail in the suggestion box at the library from Nemises. He tells her to do all sorts of things and she does but in the meantime she gets to act them out with Professor Hottie (Daniel).
It was quick easy read, not too much plot but there was a bit of a story there.
May 04, 2009
Dana
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In Too Deep is a fun, sexy read. The characters weren’t overly deep but I did like them. The romance was sweet without a whole lot of drama. The love scenes were pretty vanilla but still managed to be hot. I’ll probably read something else by this author.
Oct 16, 2008
Pamela(AllHoney)
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Somewhere between a 3 and 4. I was a little put off by the 1st person POV but it was certainly a hot and spicy read.
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