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This was one of the most entertaining books I've read in a while. Reading it was like watching a movie. John McKenzie, an inexperienced producer, auditions several porn stars for a role he's casting. Like the story of Cinderella and the glass slipper, none seem to be the right fit for the role until he runs into Jenna Fox. Jenna is sweet, wholesome and almost virginal with only 40 skin flicks behind her. When John not only chooses Jenna but falls in love with her, all hell breaks loose. There are several women scorned and they all want a piece of him. The characters are funny, viscous, raunchy and heart-breaking, usually all at the same time. Romancing the Fox is not a story you will forget any time soon.

In "Splits in the Skin" John Tucker told a troubling tale of a bounty hunter, Ellis Hardigree, trying to bring in a bail jumper named Moses Bailey who turns out to be the leader of a North Georgia religious cult. Moses heads up the incestuous inbred cult that is known to kill strangers no matter what their business. With only an aging local sheriff and a girl called Smitty, Ellise is woefully outnumbered against Moses and the Bailey clan until he enlists the help of the neighboring Tunnel Hill clan. The violence in this story is both real and imagined. It is brilliantly written by a man who knows how to grab your attention and not let got.

Although I've read other books by John Tucker, I was not prepared for the wild ride of Twelve Doors to Ecstasy. Following Tristina's journey from sexual neophyte to mistress of her domain was eye-opening and educational. Although the story is erotica at its finest, the sex is the covering for a complicated tale of manipulation and deceit. This was one hell of a story and I really hope there's another.

Another winner for John Tucker. Daniel Gordon had no idea just how involved it would be to fall in love with a muse and one with sisters determined to keep them apart. This romp through Greek mythology, with religion and sibling rivalry thrown into the mix is another entertaining read from John Tucker as he pits good against evil in his own unique style.