** spoiler alert ** I LOVED the prequel, Stolen, but by chapter three of Seducing Sarah, I was...bored. The writing is fine, and I like the message that the author has peppered throughout the book about the historical demonization of sex and how it's really something very normal that can and should be enjoyed. The problem for me was the lack of heat in the H/h relationship; I never really felt the sparks they both claimed to feel (in thought, at least) about each other. Their 'real world' wants felt too sweet compared to what they experienced together at the Club. And of course - why didn't Quinn just ask Sarah out in the first place, instead of dropping everything to return to his position as a dom so he could be her teacher? He wouldn't let anyone else near her at the Club, so it felt like he just wanted her for sex, instead of the deeper, more meaningful relationship he claimed to want. Confusing. Maybe if I'd kept reading I would have learned the answers...

I will still check out the next book in the series. Like I said - the prequel was one the best erotica short stories I've ever read. But I just need something with a little more punch next time.